Minoria

Combat is precise and timing-based, with a parry/dodge-heavy system that rewards aggressive play but punishes button mashing.

At its price point, Minoria delivers tight gameplay, memorable art, and a compact but polished experience.

Players looking for deep storytelling may find it underwhelming however the story does a solid job of making the player question the morality of the church and the dangers of blind zealous faith.

The graphics are really good they have a nice 2D kind of 3D feel to it, there's also a pretty good use of color from somber and Melancholy two beautiful and peaceful that just want to make you stop and stare.

The orchestral soundtrack elevates the gothic tone beautifully, with haunting and melodic pieces that enhance immersion.

Still it had its charms, the story is pretty interesting, the special powers were pretty varied and fun and I liked the character design even though they were expressionless.