DeVuego BD

The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood has a lot of things going for it. For me, it was a mixed bag but ultimately not delivering to my expectations. With beautiful music, pleasant graphics, an interesting story, and my fondness for Abramar it just wasn’t enough. The emotional impact I was preparing myself for never arrived, either that or I’m just dead inside.

Koa and the Five Pirates of Mara can be a perfect fit for many different reasons. Whether you are looking for a lazy weekend with a 3D platformer, a low-effort achievement hunting game or sharing it with a child, with the added benefit of introducing them to a world like the works of Studio Ghibli, then Koa and Five Pirates of Mara will fit the bill.

The escape room-style gameplay is what kept me hooked, and with multiple endings, I wanted to start again straight away and experience more.

There is no doubt that this game is meant for a younger gamer as the puzzles and stages are pretty easy and the enemies are easy to kill. There is properly not much replay value unless you want to get everything in the every stage. I thought the loading time in-between the stages was a touch too long for a game like this. But this is a game that’s mainly for the younger generation.