Ruvato: Original Complex

Ruvato: Original Complex First half of the game doesn’t really deliver the interactions from the action sequences. There are glitches that even if you parry an incoming attack, the follow up doesn’t damage the enemies. There are no options to check your buttons settings or go into tutorial mode. While there are many flaws of the game, once you figure out the enemy placements within the stage, using parry attacks to plow through them while upgrading your stats, provide a fun and speedy experience that you weren’t able to see from other similar titles. That’s actually enough for you to enjoy what Ruvato brings up to the table.

I really enjoyed Ruvato: Original Complex‘s cathartic combat mechanics, but sadly, that isn’t the game’s main focus. It wastes a lot of its time in some annoying platforming sections (which never work in an isometric perspective) and the most forgettable of stories.