- September 28, 2016
- FUZZYEYES
Edge of Twilight: Return to Glory
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About
"Edge of Twilight: Return to Glory" is a 3rd person action adventure game set in a post-apocalyptic, steampunk world divided into realms of Day and Night. Players control Lex, a halfbreed outcast with the ability to venture through both realms, who becomes embroiled in a complex storyline as the last hope for a world on the brink of darkness. With unique abilities and a sprawling world to explore, players must make difficult choices as they navigate the blurred line between good and evil.











- The steampunk setting and world design are visually appealing and immersive, showcasing a unique aesthetic.
- The combat mechanics, particularly with the character Lex, offer enjoyable hack-and-slash gameplay with satisfying finishing moves.
- The game has an intriguing story and lore that could develop into something great if the issues are addressed.
- The game is plagued by numerous bugs and glitches, making it largely unplayable and frustrating for players.
- Camera controls are fixed and often problematic, leading to awkward navigation and combat experiences.
- The game feels incomplete and is marketed as only the first chapter, with many players feeling misled about its content and quality.
story
22 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of "Edge of Twilight" presents an intriguing premise set in a visually appealing steampunk/dieselpunk world, but its execution leaves much to be desired. While the initial chapter introduces an engaging plot and a variety of characters, many players find the pacing slow and the introduction poorly structured, leading to a lack of excitement. Additionally, the game's status as a proof-of-concept demo raises concerns about the continuation of the story, leaving players uncertain about the future of the narrative.
“The steampunk/dieselpunk world looks amazing for a game that would have been released 8-10 years ago, the character models are nicely done, the story is good and the overall premise is great.”
“Moving on, the story is quite interesting, as it should be since the game bases a lot of its appeal on it.”
“The plot is quite engaging, populated by a variety of characters, none of whom you know if you can trust, as well as strange animals and monsters that you will need to overcome.”
“I skipped most of the storyline because it seems like it's half an hour to get into the game (the developer forces you to go through the whole set of credits before starting, which should be a red flag).”
“The way you are introduced to the story is bad; you are thrown into it, but since it lacks proper dynamics (which should be present in such cases), it makes you feel bored instead of excited.”
“A bit of lore, an average story.”