So I picked up Momodora on the recommendation of a friend who said that it was like Dark Souls. It certainly makes the sequel seem far more valuable in comparison. I’d say that this is a case of you get what you pay for.
I don’t feel like the enemy setups are terribly interesting and at some points seemed outright unfair. You can obtain an item that doubles your damage shortly after the first boss and you can increase your basic attack’s damage after the fourth boss. I did genuinely get engaged in some of the boss fights even if I was annoyed that I had no roll button. Overall, the game wasn’t great but it wasn’t bad either. I won’t spoil the endings, but I will say that there’s not much of a difference in terms on content and it’s pretty easy to get both endings in a single play session. The characters have limited interaction, though there seems to be a bit of a sidequest if you want the “good” ending. A perfect run can likely be done within 20 minutes, including the time travel section. Just depends on which bosses ruin your day. My first playthrough took me… 1 hour? The second 37 minutes and the last, an hour again. It has six bosses (if I recall correctly) and it can easily be finished within an hour. So Momodora III feels like it was designed to be a speedrun game. There’s also no roll button which I tend to favor over jumps (because muh invulnerability frames). Playing games in… the current year, in almost every game I’ve ever played I’ve been able to move and attack at the same time or at least to some degree. What annoyed me the most is that when you attack, you’re locked in place. I think bombs do damage every frame after they explode, so I got instagibbed by bombs a few times without realizing what was happening.
I usually try to save her but I’m not the best at beating the bee boss so of my three play-throughs I only saved her on my 37 minute run. There’s a mini-story where you can save/kill a fellow Kahonese pilgrim. You actually do meet Kaho from Momodora IV (and presumably, an earlier Momodora?) and help her with some shenanigans. I’m not too sure on the story, but again, I haven’t played Momodora I or Momodora II. Momodora III is a platformer action game. Without further delay, let’s move on to the review. I figured I may as well play the third game. Anyway, that was the fourth game in the series. About a year ago I played Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight and I reviewed it.When I bought this game I was under the impression that I had left a glowing review of it. It’s weird how memory plays tricks on you.
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