Imp of the Sun in the test: Crunchy game with a fresh topic
Sci-Fi, Middle Ages and Second World War are buried. In Imp of the Sun you set out into a completely different world and we like that. immerses in a world full of myths Metroidvania in classic form Incas and the fire All that glitters is not gold refreshingly different, but not perfect Conclusion Indie Games don't have it easy. In order to somehow emphasize from the mass of the countless projects, a game must either offer something special or the team plan to plan a lot of budget for marketing. The latter does not necessarily apply to Imp of the Sun, but it was still enthusiastic, even if there are a few weak points. immerses in a world full of myths For centuries there has been a never -ending solar eclipse in a Peruvian empire. Before the world finally sinks into the dark and the sun god loses all of its power, he sends the Kobold Nin into the empire with the last strength to defeat the four guardians. They are sometimes responsible for the fact that the residents have no...