Being honest though, there is perhaps one thing that both of us felt was a bit of a drawback until we got used to it. Moving around and fighting in combat are all done rather smoothly. The only thing between you and the abilities you wish to learn are the experience levels needed in order to obtain points to customize yourself upon leveling up. The level of freedom that is available was simply stunning. If you want to summon an air elemental while shooting fireballs and swinging a two-handed weapon around while launching enemies like a baseball from a bat? (it is an ability and it rocks!) That’s entirely up to you. Weapon skills, Shield skills, Magic Skills, and Passive Abilities for all the above and more. This pretty much meant that my character for playing with Brie would be intact and at the same point as hers and not some new mega monster of ultimate power and destruction in comparison.įrom the very start of the game as you acquire your sword and shield you are also given access to a two-handed weapon for increased damage if you so choose and the ability to learn magic.
With no classes to choose from, resetting skill points was made readily available from the menu itself and not a specialized shop owner or townsperson allowing experimentation to be done rather efficiently especially while out exploring for long periods of time. I felt the need to mention the above as the reason for starting a new character because there are no set classes for players to choose from. Secrets of Grindea even in its early stages hits all the marks and after putting it down for the night since both Breanna and I played together through the multiplayer Story option… I re-loaded it up and started a new character to try out something new without affecting my current character as I wasn’t quite ready to hit the sack not working in the next morning. This could be because they’ve borrowed too heavily from another making it no more than a clone, or it misses the mark due to a variety of reasons such as mediocre gameplay and lack of dialog, story, and quests to drive you forward. Finding good to truly great examples that can stand on their own merits can be few and far between. Action Adventures especially in the RPG domain are among one of my favorite gaming types which can sometimes mean that I get picky especially when nostalgia comes into play.
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