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The Persistence—Action by Firesprite Ltd.
Details
Website | firesprite.com |
Developer | Firesprite Ltd |
Publisher | Firesprite Ltd |
Platform | Windows |
Where to buy | The Persistence on Steam |
Genres | Action, Adventure, Indie |
Release Dates |
21st May 2020 Windows — World Wide
|
Score | 8/10 |
What Jamie Davies thought:
8.00/10
8
“With a simple but engaging upgrade system; enough weapons and gadgets to make James Bond blush; and a great parrying mechanic that brings an unexpected rhythmic element to combat, this is one title that warrants a purchase even without any fancy VR setup. Repetition with enemy variety and level structure may mar the experience for some players, but it’s easy to overlook these faults when the core game has so much to offer.”
Version reviewed: Xbox One X
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