Clockwork Ambrosia

Phenomenal Metroidvania gem. Shining bright in a genre that is outplayed this is what Metroidvanias should be. The screen is simple and not filled with graphical vomit or overloaded aesthetics. The game flows great and requires decent skill but imo overall game is a bit too easy. With that said so glad the game does…

So I just finished this one... ...as reliable as clockwork! The game itself however... Not that reliable. Clockwork Ambrosia is a very simple metroidvania which has a nice idea at it's base. That idea being that you can modify each weapon to your hearts content if you found the mods for it and trying to be the Skyri…

It could have been better. I've been very much interested in this game since the demo was made available. As an avid metroidvania fan, I've found the concept of altering the weapons instead of collecting them a curious and refreshing touch. And the platforming didn't seem like it was going to be a headache. From her…

This one's a pretty solid 7/10 - what it does right is good enough that you'll play through what it does wrong. The stuff it does right: Gunplay and exploration feel great. You get a slow drip of mobility upgrades with very strategically placed roadblocks and an immense number of chests, which goes great with the wh…

This one is a weird recommend because it's hard to caveat it if you don't know exactly what I mean. This game definitely has some gaps in design, some of the movement feels imperfect, there's a lot of redundant tools to customize, the weapon customization system feels sort of unfinished and unclear, and it feels lik…

This game seriously need more attention. Legit Metroidvania with actual various weapon loot, Decent mobility, Exciting Gun action, And no soul-like system in this economy? No Metroidvania fan should pass this game.