There is nothing worse than finally getting on a beast and reaching the area where you can deal damage, only to be repeatedly interrupted while shaken until you finally run out of stamina. These issues merge into the existing minor annoyances associated with this type of play in the worst possible way – things like how you are constantly interrupted by the beast shaking you like a rag doll and having to watch your stamina meter all the time. Considering how much time you spend climbing Praey for the Gods, these annoyances end up haunting you almost every step of the way in a thankfully short five-hour game. Sometimes you will even fall off everything you climb while you still have stamina left and die in a fit of sheer rage. You’ll be caught on random surfaces as you go and have to frantically shake the controller until you break free, or start climbing in the wrong direction for no discernible reason and struggle to regain control. Combined with the sluggishness of the controls, there were plenty of times my death felt completely unfair to me and forced me to turn to the non-existent referee for a slow-motion replay of this blatant malarkey.Ĭlimbing giant beasts is supposed to be the headliner of Praey for the Gods, but because you’re moving so incredibly slowly and the climbing controls are so inconsistent, it’s often more irritating than fun. There were times when I was clearly several feet away from an incoming attack and my character collapsed to the ground like I was a FIFA player trying to get a foul on the colossus attacking me. Basically every time one of the Giants attacks it creates a shock wave in the immediate area that deals tons of damage, knocks you to the ground for an eternity, and is just plain cheap. It sure doesn’t help that I was constantly shocked by the things that killed me during boss fights. I was constantly shocked by the things that killed me during boss fights. As you can imagine, the lag in a combat-oriented game where you can get killed in one hit is a recipe for a lot of rage, and though I got used to it at times, it never stopped. Eventually my brain adjusted to the lag and it became less of a problem, but every time I put down the controller and picked it up later, I had to retrain again. I feel like it takes about a second for your character to react to anything you do, which got me killed a lot at first. Most blatant of these is how callous and awkward everything is, from escalation to combat.
Where the comparison ends is in its incredibly sloppy mechanics and questionable design choices. Inspiration from Shadow of the Colossus isn’t hard to spot: In Praey for the Gods, you’ll travel through a desolate open world, scale giant monsters, and likely be quite confused by the story. This giant slaughter adventure tries to capture the magic of classic PlayStation Shadow of the Colossus, but misses the mark with sloppy controls, cheesy deaths, and bugs that manage to waste otherwise solid boss encounters. And yet there are also few more disappointing experiences than having this premise so terribly short than in Praey for the Gods.
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