Recent reviews by kraxie

I went into this game pretty much completely blind, not knowing what Ena really was. This game is so different from anything else I've ever played, and I have now, after finishing the game, actually looked more into what it actually is, and can't say much else other than I'm a big fan of Ena now.

this game is like all that tedious grind you have to do before you can get rewarded with playing the real game, except there is no real game and no reward to all the grind.

While this game can be fun, it's only really fun in short bursts, as it gets boring very quickly. There simply isn't enough content to play for longer than a couple of minutes. Even something like Puyo Puyo Tetris has not only way more content, but is also way more engaging, which makes it way more fun for way longer.

It's also incredibly buggy, which is very surprising considering how simple it is. Never have I had a game where some controllers randomly gets detected as multiple players, or inputs randomly getting registered on other players. I can't even begin to understand how you even manage to do that.

Not the worst way to spend a couple of minutes, but there are also better ways.

I wanted to like this game, and at its core, I do really like it, but it's just not finished. The gameplay is fun, the artwork is adorable and it's fun to experiment finding the perfect deck, but the interface is very unfinished and rough, cross platform progress sync is completely broken, and it's just overall very buggy. I have no doubt that these issues will be fixed eventually, I'm just curious as to why it was so rushed.

I wouldn't recommend it in its current state due to how unfinished it is, but if it gets improved later on, that might change.

Initial impressions are really good. The movement is impressively smooth once you get used to it and it's just in general really fun to move around. Only real complaint i can think of right now is that the music is way too short and repeats too often for how long the stages are.

It's fine enough for being free, but for whatever reason the game is forced to run all 3D in a ridiculously low resolution, making everything blurry and difficult to look at. All UI, and text, is fine, so the resolution is correct.

It's sure different. Not sure if I would call it “good” quite yet though, but it has potential.
I'd say wait for the final release before playing it, it's very rough in its current state.

The scope of this game is truly impressive. Not a perfect game, but very close to it.
Can be quite buggy at times, but with a scope this large, having a mostly bug free experience feels impossible.

We didn't deserve this.

Everything carried over, and the core game, from Overwatch 1 is still great, but everything added is just bad at best, which is very unfortunate.

Who thought it was a good idea to lock local play behind a good chunk of single player?