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AI Limit review - a competent but forgettable soulslike
Since Dark Souls' debut in 2011, multiple clones have aspired to its popularity and craft. A few have even reached serious critical and commercial success, like Nioh and Lies of P. AI Limit is at once ambitious and scaled down in the realm of soulslikes. Closer to the action-forward design of Bloodborne than the grand excess of Elden Ring, AI Limit can't compete with the higher budgets of its kin. Instead, developer Sense Games hones its action to a mirror sheen, perhaps familiar but too damn exciting to ignore. In its brass tacks, it is both impressive and capable. However, it is also derivative to a fault. For all its virtues, AI Limit lands in the realm of detestable homage. Continue reading AI Limit review - a competent but forgettable soulslike MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best soulslike games, Best JRPGs, Best anime games
Since Dark Souls' debut in 2011, multiple clones have aspired to its popularity and craft. A few have even reached serious critical and commercial success, like Nioh and Lies of P. AI Limit is at once ambitious and scaled down in the realm of soulslikes. Closer to the action-forward design of Bloodborne than the grand excess of Elden Ring, AI Limit can't compete with the higher budgets of its kin. Instead, developer Sense Games hones its action to a mirror sheen, perhaps familiar but too damn exciting to ignore. In its brass tacks, it is both impressive and capable. However, it is also derivative to a fault. For all its virtues, AI Limit lands in the realm of detestable homage.
Continue reading AI Limit review - a competent but forgettable soulslike
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