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But I feel like this could be expanded upon. I suppose I see why you wouldn't want a player to reach the only good end on the first playthrough, and having it locked behind a few hidden choices would make sense. I think if you naturally came to the conclusion yourself and made choices accordingly to reach the true ending since you learn these 'truths' on your own would be much more rewarding. Should he rescue his oldest friend, the shiftless. He's got himself sucked into a Rebellion against the mad Emperor, and now he’s got fateful choices to make.

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But 'finding' the truths doesn't feel rewarding since the game straight up tells you which ways to go, and the full true ending just being locked away in it's own little corner away from the rest of the paths. Generally favorable reviews based on 4 Critic Reviews What's this Summary: Reynardo the Fox is a clever rogue, but he’s not as clever as he thinks. At that point I was just rushing through the levels trying to blaze through them so I can get to the story parts.Īnd the story is definitely the strongest piece, and I love the many, many ways you can fail miserably. But right now it's just a good game, mostly mired by combat that becomes dull later on, and exploration that becomes pointless once you achieve all the upgrades. I suppose that's mostly my feelings with the game. While I can sorta understand not wanting to let a player get the best ending right out the gate and I like the idea of the truths, it just kinda feels. The player controls Reynardo from a third-person perspective, using a combination of attack combos. The player controls an anthropomorphic fox named Reynardo that is part of a resistance force fighting against an oppressive Emperor. It was released for Microsoft Windows and PlayStation 4 on April 12, 2016.

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I also do wish you would actually have to figure out how to get it, instead of the game pointing out what set of endings you need truths from and then just opening a path to reach the true end. Stories: The Path of Destinies a action role-playing game developed by Spearhead Games. It feels like if it's the TRUE ending then there should be a hell of a lot more to it. Maybe Lapino dies because he goes back to the Emporer after he wakes up, I don't know. I agree, it's kind of bizarre just how many things are sort of brushed aside for the true ending.

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