Possessor(s) is a game that got off to a slow start, but after investing time and effort, it eventually grew on its reviewer. The fast-paced action game's initial reveal trailer left a lasting impression, showcasing stunning 2D animation and atmospheric music. However, the final product fell short of its marketing promise.
The gameplay is reminiscent of classic side-scrollers like Metroid and Castlevania, with exploration, platforming, and combat elements that fans of these genres will appreciate. Players control Luca, a girl possessed by a demon named Rehm, as they navigate through an interconnected world filled with challenges and secrets to uncover.
The game's combat system is reminiscent of Super Smash Bros., with fast-paced battles against enemies wielding everyday objects. While the reviewer initially found the gameplay exciting, early stages proved frustrating due to tough enemies and tricky level design.
However, once the player gains more upgrades and a deeper understanding of Luca and Rehm's complex relationship, the game transforms into an engaging experience. The Metroid-like loop of exploration, upgrading, and battling becomes addictive, and the reviewer found themselves invested in the story.
Despite initial disappointment, Possessor(s) ultimately won over its reviewer with its satisfying gameplay and emotional depth. While it didn't live up to its marketing hype, the game's unique blend of action, exploration, and character development makes it worth playing for fans of the genre.
The gameplay is reminiscent of classic side-scrollers like Metroid and Castlevania, with exploration, platforming, and combat elements that fans of these genres will appreciate. Players control Luca, a girl possessed by a demon named Rehm, as they navigate through an interconnected world filled with challenges and secrets to uncover.
The game's combat system is reminiscent of Super Smash Bros., with fast-paced battles against enemies wielding everyday objects. While the reviewer initially found the gameplay exciting, early stages proved frustrating due to tough enemies and tricky level design.
However, once the player gains more upgrades and a deeper understanding of Luca and Rehm's complex relationship, the game transforms into an engaging experience. The Metroid-like loop of exploration, upgrading, and battling becomes addictive, and the reviewer found themselves invested in the story.
Despite initial disappointment, Possessor(s) ultimately won over its reviewer with its satisfying gameplay and emotional depth. While it didn't live up to its marketing hype, the game's unique blend of action, exploration, and character development makes it worth playing for fans of the genre.
, but after investing some time in Possessor(s) I'm hooked 
! The 2D animation is insane, and the music is so atmospheric it had me on edge 
. But yeah, the gameplay took some getting used to - those early stages were super tough! 
Still, once you get the hang of it and upgrade Luca, it's like a whole different game 
. The combat system is so cool, like a mashup of Metroid and Smash Bros 
. I loved how the reviewer said they got invested in the story too... that's what made it for me 
. All in all, worth checking out if you're into action-adventure games! 
and once you get into it, its super engaging! i love how luca's relationship with rehm gets deeper too...its like they're this complex puzzle piece trying to figure out each other 
anyway, i'm glad the reviewer came around on it. worth a play if you're into action/adventure games 
[A picture of a disappointed gamer in front of a TV with a " Possessor(s)" logo on the screen] 
. The combat system is also so cool, like a mashup of Super Smash Bros. and action games 
. If you're into that type of thing, Possessor(s) is a total must-play! 
. I mean, who needs to die 10 times just to beat one level? 
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. The combat got more fluid, and the exploration element was so satisfying... I loved finding all those hidden secrets and upgrades 
. And, for real, the story is some next-level stuff 
. It's not perfect, but Possessor(s) grew on me, and I'd def recommend it to fans of action games 
! The Metroid vibe really works here, and I love how they've woven in this emotional drama between Rehm and Luca 
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. The combat system is so much fun, especially when you're battling those everyday object-wielding enemies 
. Anyway, if you're a fan of side-scrollers like Metroid or Castlevania, Possessor(s) is definitely worth checking out 
and I'm trying to figure out how to use it lol... anyhoo Possessor(s) seems kinda cool, like a mix of old school side-scrollers with a weird possessed girl twist 
. I love the combat system with all those everyday objects, sounds so intense! 
. Does anyone know how to upgrade Luca's powers? And what's up with Rehm's relationship with her... is it like a villain thing? 
. Would definitely recommend for fans of action-adventure games 
, but trust me, it's worth sticking with. The game gets so engrossing, you'll be hooked on that Metroid-like loop of exploration, upgrading, and battling 
. But at first, I found the combat system kinda clunky and frustrating 
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and the music is so atmospheric! I mean, who wouldn't want to explore an interconnected world as Luca, dealing with this possessed demon Rehm? It's like a Metroid-Castlevania mashup 
. It may not have lived up to the hype, but its unique blend of action, exploration, and character development makes it worth playing 