Ultra Age

by Next Stage Inc., Visual DART Co., Ltd, Intragames, DANGEN Entertainment

The Developer Says...

Slash your way through a futuristic Earth overrun with ruthless mutants and powerful robots. Now including ‘Rebirth Project,’ the all-new rogue-lite side mission that can be accessed from the main menu! (DLC installation is required.)

Players Like...

❤ Fluid and Responsive Combat

Players widely praise the game's core combat system, which takes heavy inspiration from character action games like Devil May Cry and Bayonetta. The swordplay feels smooth and responsive, allowing players to chain together fluid combos using light and heavy attacks. Seamlessly switching between the game's diverse array of weapon types, such as the katana, claymore, and lightning blade, mid-combo adds an extra layer of depth.

❤ Grappling and Mobility

An oft-cited highlight is the grappling wire mechanic, which enables players to quickly close distance on enemies or traverse gaps. This adds a sense of verticality and mobility to the combat, facilitating stylish traversal and combo opportunities. The ability to "quantum warp" towards larger enemies also provides a smooth way to engage tougher foes.

❤ Strategic Weapon Management

While not universally loved, the weapon durability system adds an interesting layer of strategy. As weapons deteriorate over time, players must carefully manage their arsenal, timing weapon shatters for increased damage or switching to a fresh blade when needed. This encourages varied weapon usage rather than relying on a single favorite.

❤ Challenging but Rewarding Gameplay

Many players note that the game presents a satisfying challenge, with boss fights in particular being cited as highlights. Mastering the combat system, learning enemy patterns, and executing precise, stylish combos is required to overcome these demanding encounters. This challenge is often seen as complementing the fast-paced, action-oriented gameplay loop.

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