- March 14, 2024
- justdaveisfine
- 60h median play time
Zofia
Platforms
About
"Zofia is a fantasy first-person RPG where you can play solo or co-op with up to 4 players online or 2 players in local split screen. Utilize elemental magic, a grapplehook, and a variety of weapons to battle enemies and progress through the campaign. Customize your character from four different races and build up your hub base with secret treasures."











- The game features a unique and enjoyable movement system, including double jumping, grappling hooks, and airships, which enhances exploration and gameplay.
- Playing as an otter and the variety of races and weapons available adds a fun and whimsical element to the game.
- The co-op experience is well-executed, allowing players to explore a large, lore-rich world together without restrictions.
- The game is currently buggy and can be difficult to function properly on certain systems, with issues like save game restoration and map loading failures.
- Combat mechanics are basic and simplistic, which may not satisfy players looking for a more challenging experience.
- The graphics and overall polish are lacking, with some players noting that the game feels rough around the edges and could benefit from further development.
story
18 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game features a captivating story set in a beautifully crafted world, exploring themes of corruption and a plague that threatens its inhabitants. While the narrative is engaging and enriched by diverse environments, the lack of sound during dialogues detracts from the player's ability to fully immerse in the story. Overall, the combination of solid mechanics and a well-developed plot makes for an enjoyable RPG experience, though some background information could enhance player understanding.
“Very unique beautiful world with a captivating story about a corruption that you can see take over the world that you play in!”
“The mechanics are solid and the story is engaging.”
“You can tell there is a whole lot of TLC that was put into how the gameplay feels and operates as well as how the story comes out.”
“There is no sound for the majority of the game; it greatly affects how much a player will pay attention to the story. They could add small sounds for the people who talk to you, and it would help a lot to make it easier to follow.”
“The plot seems to be about some weird plague and an order to purge everyone by a Caesar. I think it could be a neat plot, perhaps if they give the player a bit of information on the background of where they began, it would be neat.”
“What's not the best news is that a stage resets if you decide to quit the game in the middle of a mission.”