INMOST SWITCH REVIEW ZIP

INMOST SWITCH REVIEW ZIP

On the other hand, the Knight is better equipped for adventure and is able to use a grappling-hook to zip his way around environments and a sword to vanquish foes – he’s definitely the more action-orientated character you’ll play as in the game and his segments were some of my favourite. The young girl’s time is spent working her way through the environment, though her small stature means she has to push and climb all sorts of obstacles in order to make her way around. It’s something I actually commend INMOST for and I was left impressed that it still has me thinking about it two days on from completion.Īs you switch between the three characters featured in the story, you’ll find yourself playing with varying gameplay mechanics. It never feels exploitative though, but is presented in an emotive (and sometimes dark) manner that certainly struck a chord with me as I played through the game. Whilst it might not necessarily look it at first glance, INMOST delves into some touchy subjects that may be a little triggering for some players. It’s worth noting that the game comes with a warning at the start that states that it might be a little upsetting for some players… it’s a warning that should probably be taken seriously too. Everything manages to wrap up nicely though, so it’s easy to find yourself invested in INMOST’s tale right until the very end. A lot of this is told through subtle imagery, whilst a lot is clear as day as you work through the struggles of each character. And that’s all I really want to say…Ī little vague, right? Well, just know that it tells an emotional and dark tale that’ll really draw you in with its engaging form of storytelling. You’ll get to see the tales of three different characters unfold: a young girl who finds herself exploring an eerie house, a knight that faces off against beasts in a Medieval-like setting, and a fairly normal man (also known as ‘the Hero’) who seems to be the connection point between the three of them. I don’t really want to dive into INMOST‘ s story in too much depth because it really is the driving force of the game.

Inmost switch review