磨难之间 SUFFERING: Reincarnation of Sins

This is my first review ever so bare with me. I have 20 something hours on this game , i have beaten 4 BOSSES and i own 2 suffering souls so far. I love the hard orientation of the game and the way you learn to play it.Some of the BOSSES mechanics testing my patience but i love that part to. The graphics , the atmosphere and the music are absolutely captivating. Lastly from impressions i like the "find yourself" strategy for each BOSS and how you manage to "Find " suffering souls. What i would like to see in game is: 1.option for min max sound, sfx, music. (in battle the music is loud and is getting annoying after some time) 2.some more characters maybe or outfits 3.more in depth stats (what some weapon skill effects do, also how much evasion or crit rate we have and BOSS stat screen STR, AGI, INT, etc.) I am 34 and i have been a gamer from the age of 12, i love this game and the way you cant find anything to help you with the fights on the internet , it reminds me of old times wh...

An incredibly interesting and appealing experience… that is kind of hard to get into. Turn-based RPG, heavily focused on difficult individual fights, especially bosses, and each with their own mechanics and ways to fight. Also, the visual style, music and story are very good. It stands out by the huge amount of customization on the weapons, skills and items, and the fact that every fight makes you rethink your build for efficiency. It COULD be considered as a puzzle game because of this (because everything is available with no cost, just a matter of building the character), but the difficulty also comes from the heavy RNG and the "enemy takes action first" which I don't like that much for the great advantage that gives them and the little strategy one gets from it. Regarding the early access state, it's in that weird position of very good amount of content, basically the full story and a bunch more modes, but not enough polish, mainly menus and text that are quite a mess, the roug...

I really wanted to like this and to be fair to Suffering it does a lot of things well. The music, atmosphere and art style compliment each other perfectly. The customisation and combat system could do with a little more depth and attention but are still decent in it's current state. Sadly though the punishing difficulty is more trial and error than it is skill based. Difficult games can be a lot of fun when handled properly, not just hard for the sake of it like Suffering is. Also the UI needs to be cleaned up and pop more than it does. Such a shame as I really wanted to like this game. I'll definitely come back to it but for now I'll give it a miss. For my First Impressions of Suffering check out my video here: https://youtu.be/ZCstkEzGS7Y