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A new level awards you a new feature or ability, like running longer or adding a gun to your boat. And speaking of XP, you do earn XP for killing enemies and completing challenges, but there are no skill trees or proper leveling system. Unlike a classic adventure game where you pick up side quests and such, in Oceanhorn there are challenges for your character to complete, things like “Read 20 Signs” or “Free the Prisoners.” Completing these challenges awards some XP and unlocks an achievement but adds nothing of depth to the story or the world. Another example of watered down gameplay comes in the form of challenges for each island. In contrast, The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker, which is an obvious inspiration to Oceanhorn, allows you to sail anywhere you’d like at any time. You choose what island you want to sail to, tap it, and then you are set on a course to that destination.
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This is evident in little ways, like not having full control of your boat. Mobile games tend to be made for smaller bursts of entertainment and built in hooks to bring a player back regularly, u nlike console first games which are more about immersion in a game world. There are areas that you visit where the tasks and missions are just very simple, almost elementary. By the end of Oceanhorn I felt like a skilled hero!Īs good as the controls can feel at times, the fact that Oceanhorn is a port of a mobile game does also hurt it. This is such a great addition that makes combat feel faster and more exciting. For example, if you have bombs and the bow and arrow, instead of going into a menu and switching the items as you would in a Zelda title, for example, you will just press left or right on the D-Pad and the items will cycle through. added the ability to cycle items with the D-Pad. It feels very familiar to playing The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past or A Link Between Worlds.īecause Oceanhorn was born as a mobile, touch enabled, game, Cornfox & Bros. The basic controls are simple enough, move with the stick, attack with the face buttons, block with trigger, and switch weapons with the D-Pad. The gameplay in Oceanhorn is both full of surprise and disappointment. This is a great addition for those who might forget where they are or what was going on the last time they played. Another really nice inclusion is the ability to replay any of the cut scenes seen previously, at any time, from the pause menu. Much like games of the adventure genre, the hero is silent but there are several voiced scenes by Hermit and others you meet along the way. It’s also worth mentioning that there is very good voice acting in the game. It won’t revolutionize the genre, but it’s more than welcome. The story isn’t super deep, but it does have heart and offers some nice beats for players that enjoy story in their game. A quick tutorial session, a sword and shield, and a door key lead to the hero’s grand adventure. In a very short time the hero meets up with Hermit, who serves as a spiritual guide through the adventure. The story starts with your hero waking up to a note from his father. Oceanhorn: Monster of Uncharted Seas puts you in the shoes of a young, unnamed hero, on an adventure to find his father and save him from “Oceanhorn.” aim to bring their imaginative ocean landscape to even more people.ĭoes Oceanhorn bring honor to its spiritual muse or does it sink under the pressure of such a legacy? The truth is somewhere in between.
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Originally released on iOS in 2013, Oceanhorn makes its console debut on Xbox One and PS4 as Cornfox & Bros.
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& FDG Entertainment are paying a high compliment to The Legend of Zelda Series with Oceanhorn: Monster of Uncharted Seas. Charles Colton once said that, “Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.” If this is true, Cornfox & Bros.
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