Victorian-inspired Metroidvania game for PC
Crowsworn is a premium action game for PC by game developer Mongoose Rodeo. It’s a Metroidvania-style platformer set in a stylish and beautifully presented Victorian backdrop. In it, players will be going on a perilous journey to uncover the truth behind a dark curse that befell the land.
Similar to Hollow Knight and Ori and the Will of the Wisps, Crowsworn offers fast-paced and challenging action and platforming. Players will explore a vast interconnected world filled with a variety of enemy types to face. They will unlock skills and upgrades, as well as ancient artifacts to help them in their battles.
Is it any good?
Crowsworn is set in that land of Fearanndal that has mysteriously fallen to a dark curse. Having its people vanish without a trace, the once vibrant kingdom is now plagued with sightless creatures from the things of nightmares. Being one of the last few remaining, you set on a dangerous mission to uncover the truth of what happened, while slaying anyone or anything that stands in your way.
The game features a large interconnected world filled with more than 120 unique enemies and over 30 bosses to defeat. As you progress, you will unlock skills and upgrades to strengthen your character and allow for deadly combos that will be crucial for the battles to come. You can even equip runes and customize and combine them for a variety of different effects and bonuses.
On top of its main story campaign, there will be over a dozen side quests that you can take on if you want to dive deeper into the game’s lore. Suffice to say, it offers plenty of interesting things. Unfortunately, it’s not out yet and there is no exact date for its official release either. You can check with its official Steam page for regular news and updates, though.
Overflowing with style
In a genre where it seems like every new game is trying to put its own spin into the Metroidvania formula, Crowsworn manages to stand out. It’s thanks in no small part to its stylish presentation and slick combat. Its setting and narrative is rather intriguing, too, making you want to delve deeper. It’s definitely a title worth checking out when it releases.