The Last Hero of Nostalgaia Game Review
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Get ready to be Nostalgia's Last Hero! FromSoftware's "souls-like" games have been a challenge to gamers for the past ten years. Yes, Demon Souls came out on the PS3 in 2009, but because it was only for that console, only a few people knew about Hidetaka Miyazaki's sadistic mind. When Dark Souls came out in 2011, it was all the rage in the gaming world and was up for many awards. Its legacy has led to many sequels and memes that are still around today.
The "soulslike" style isn't just limited to FromSoftware games. It can be seen in a wide range of other games as well. You might have heard of Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, Remnant From the Ashes, Code Vein, and Stranger of Paradise as some of the most famous. Now, we want to tell you about a new Souls-like game. This time, it's not "The Last Oricru," but "The Last Hero of Nostalgia."
When the player starts The Last Hero of Nostalgia for the first time, they can "customize" their character and give them a name. In reality, these changes don't make much of a difference for most of the game. After choosing the character's looks and name, the player can choose their class. Players can choose from formatter (strength), datadin (tank), resolutionary (deterrity), sourcerer (magic), or randomaster (luck).
The game lets you know right away that it is not a typical Souls-like experience. The narrator doesn't explain the world and actually tells the player not to go adventuring. Since the narrator won't teach the player how to fight, the world does it for them. Even a single hit from an early enemy can feel like it will kill the player, especially when the stun mechanic is used.
Throughout the game, there are references to other popular video games, movies, and anime from at least the 1980s up to the 2000s. Most weapons and armor have something to do with both eras. The lore of a weapon will have a basic description to give a hint about what it is talking about, but when the player finds the location of a memory, they can make the item remember its lore.
Once an item remembers where it came from, its stats go up, and it can do something special. We dare you to find a weapon or piece of armor in this game that doesn't refer to something else. Even though the boss fights, exploring the world, and even the weapons can be funny, the combat can be just as hard as in other games like Souls.
Players will still have to figure out how enemies attack in order to stay alive. Combat in the game can be a little off sometimes. Sometimes you feel like you should have died but only lost one HP, and other times you feel like you dodged an attack only to die. As has already been said, even common enemies can be dangerous. When you reach a boss fight, you should have gained a few levels, but it will still be hard.
You and your partner must both stay alive if you are playing co-op. Unlike other Souls games, if the summoned player dies, the host player also dies, and both players must start over with their memories (souls).
Sorry, you can't let your partner do all the hard work while you kill enemies far away. Co-op needs to be tweaked in the game because players have to be at the same point in the story to play together. On Xbox, this is a nightmare because there aren't many people who play.
The ability to make and save more than one character is a great thing about The Last Hero of Nostalgia. We don't know if the game has a "New Game Plus" feature right now.
Graphics/Art/Music
The Last Hero of Nostalgia is set in the early 2000s and makes a subtle reference to a popular 2000s franchise (Bioshock). The art style of the people and the world is explained in the game as being caused by retro decay.
When the player gets to the first beacon, they can fix up part of the area around them, but their stick figure doesn't change. Players can see different parts of Halo, Dead Space, the Legend of Zelda, Bully, Sonic, Mario, Resident Evil, Final Fantasy, and even Dragon's Lair in each level.
Not only do the weapons and armor look like they came from other games, but so do the levels. Outside of the starting area, the Hall of Heroes, players will come down to an area that is similar to the Firelink Shrine in Dark Souls.
Later in the game, the player will find a village that looks a lot like the Lost Woods from The Legend of Zelda. Each area of the game is linked to each other, and once a shortcut has been found, the player can easily go back to any area.
Hitboxes on enemy NPCs can be misleading because you don't always fight 3D creatures. When some enemies change, their hit boxes change to the expected values.
You can tell right away that this is an independent game, but it is a well-made independent game. During our time playing, we only found two bugs, both of which we found while playing with other people.
In The Last Hero of Nostalgia, each area has its own music. The music during boss fights is intense but fun, and it will draw you in and make you sweat. In fact, if we could just listen to the boss's music, we'd wave at the boss for hours and relax. The Last Hero of Nostalgia has a narrator and non-playable characters (NPCs) that help the player learn about the history of Nostalgia.
The Last Hero of Nostalgia is a game that is similar to Souls, but it tries to do a bit too much. Even though combat is pretty well-balanced, the hit detection system can still be a bit wonky, especially when playing with friends. Whether it's the weapons, enemies, armor, or even the way the levels are set up, the game is full of things that remind you of your childhood.
Really, we dare you to find ten things that don't have something else in mind. Even though it can be hard, the game can also be fair. The game has many weapons and pieces of armor that the player can use to make their character look the way they want. The levels of the game are built on top of each other to use as much space as possible.
The Last Hero of Nostalgia would be pretty good if it was just a single-player game. Because there aren't many Xbox users and the game has strict co-op requirements, the co-op gameplay isn't very good. The controls of the game are similar to those of most games like Souls, but the game's stun system can be hard to get past. The controls can also be changed to fit the needs of the player.
Overall, The Last Hero of Nostalgia is a good game that fans of Souls will enjoy, but it's missing something that would make it a must-have. The only way this game could become popular is if a well-known Souls player picked it up and showed it to other people. The Last Hero of Nostalgia is fun to play when you have time, but there are so many new games coming out right now that it's likely to get lost in the library.
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