- October 28, 2021
- Limestone Games
Aeon Must Die
Aeon Must Die is one of those games that I really want to like, but it keeps pushing me away.
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About
In "Aeon Must Die!", play as the betrayed Emperor Aeon who has merged with you for survival and revenge. Battle through the futuristic city of Pantheon to defeat traitorous generals, while making choices that affect the game's outcome. Experience intense action, unique gameplay, and stunning visuals in this stylish beat 'em-up.











- The game features high-octane combat and visually striking art, creating an exhilarating experience.
- Fluid action mechanics and a unique resource management system add depth to the gameplay.
- The art style is praised for its stunning visuals, and some players appreciate the engaging story and character interactions.
- Gameplay is often described as repetitive and lacking in depth, with many players finding the combat unresponsive and tedious.
- The game suffers from pacing issues, with frustrating mechanics that can lead to unexpected deaths from single hits.
- There are significant concerns regarding the game's development history, with accusations of stolen work and poor treatment of original developers.
gameplay
28 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is characterized by fluid action mechanics and dynamic visuals that create an exhilarating experience, appealing to fans of intense and stylish gameplay. However, it suffers from repetitiveness and some frustrating mechanics, such as unpredictable deaths and a lack of character depth, which detracts from the overall experience. While there are engaging elements like a risk-reward system and challenging combat, the execution can feel tedious and unresponsive for some players.
“Its fluid action mechanics and dynamic visuals create an exhilarating experience, while the engaging story adds depth.”
“Perfect for fans of intense action and stylish gameplay looking for a thrilling adventure.”
“Pros: really fun and responsive with a cool management and revenge system (similar to Shadow of Mordor) with lots of risk and reward features present in its gameplay.”
“Very peculiar game with annoying and repetitive gameplay.”
“Those heating and chilling mechanics work awfully; you can die from one accidental hit that you can't predict.”
“Gameplay is very repetitive and, for me, somehow tedious. I also found it not responsive in the way I like it.”
Aeon Must Die! Review
Taking a balanced look at Aeon Must Die!, we really struggle to see exactly what anyone could get out of it. It's repetitive, ceaselessly uninteresting and frustrates on a fundamental level. We've certainly played worse games and it deserves credit on some level simply for having so many ideas, but none of them are good — or, at least, none of them are executed with the requisite level of skill that would make them work. It's a shame, because with more refinement, more of a tight clutch and a willingness to throw out what doesn't work, we feel like Aeon Must Die! could be pretty special. As it stands, there's no level on which we can enthusiastically recommend it.
30%Aeon Must Die review — Not dead which eternal lie
Aeon Must Die has extremely creative ideas that simply don't merge well as a game, resulting in a frustrating experience that gets old rather quickly.
60%Aeon Must Die Review
Aeon Must Die is one of those games that I really want to like, but it keeps pushing me away.
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