The campaign within Othercide is structured around restarting the game from the beginning which you'll have to consistently do unless you're some sort of SRPG wizard. It also makes situations feel direr considering healing the Daughters is hard to do. Plus, the daughters all look badass with different haircuts and their appearances change as you level them up and as their HP depletes which adds a layer of authenticity to the aesthetics that you don't usually get in similar games. The plot itself is abstract with plenty of dark themes which made me feel as if I was playing Bloodborne although Othercide is much more stylish with its greyscale visuals and red highlights that make it really stand out as a striking game. These Daughters are clones of a great warrior yet each one can have unique traits, abilities, and fighting styles. Its story revolves around saving humanity by dispatching an assortment of Daughters to combat dastardly devilish creatures. Instead, why not buy some indie games with your hard-earned money? 💰 There's no stopping these randomly generated warriors! │ Video Chums has minimal ads and we don't use Patreon. There are many kinds of turn-based SRPGs out there but I bet you haven't played anything quite like the darkly stylish Othercide.
Othercide gameplay Ps4#
Othercide is also available for PS4 and Nintendo Switch Maciejewski playing an Xbox One on July 29, 2020
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