Puzzles are relatively simple, never causing to much stress, and it’s very clear the focus is on the journey that the gameplay. The enemies you fight have different approaches to attempting to kill you, and by mixing up when to roll and attack gives you some variety throughout. The combat is simple you’re only means of attack is pressing Y to attack and B to roll.
#HOLLOW KNIGHT PC PS3 CONTROLLER FULL#
The story is engaging and full of tear-jerking moments, as well as humour and delightful encounters with the residents you never actually meet. There’re constant parallels between what you see on your travels and what the characters say to actual processes of the brain, and the writing on show is incredibly smart. A mysterious creature known as Nightmare steels your scrapbook and it’s up to you to chase him through different locations that all share links to the human mind – think a darker version of Pixar’s Inside Out. You play as Dusty, a rather cynical little chap that reminded me of Bender from Futurama. After a traumatic opening I wasn’t expecting, you’re taken to a world that exists inside someone’s mind. I was instantly taken aback by its charm, its emotional storytelling, and its imagination. I missed the opportunity to play Figment when it was released on PC last September, and ever since I’ve been waiting for it to arrive on the Switch. Originally released on PC platforms and scored 9/10 For this Re:Port, Chris joins in with a review of the Switch version of Figment while I tackle the fantastic Hollow Knight and the music game that charmed me, Lanota. The games featured can be older games ported or newer interesting titles that deserve a feature. If you’re new to the Re:Port format, I (and sometimes someone else on the site) write about my experience with a Switch game and talk about how the port is not just in performance and visuals but also using the Switch hardware and functionality. Basically I’ve wanted to stick to a minimum of three games per Re:Port so that’s what is happening here.
This week is full of Re:Ports and you probably have noticed that the number of games is slightly less than usual in each of them.
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