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Greak: Memories of Azur (PS5)

Overall I liked this game. It's more of a character switching puzzle-platformer than a true Metroidvania, but it has a little bit of Metroidvania flavor and I did think the puzzles were fairly intuitive. They felt more like natural uses of each character's abilities than explicit puzzles, which I guess may or may not be a good thing depending on your taste in puzzle-platformers.

One thing I really liked was the, not story per se, but atmosphere? Conceit? Basically the world is being overrun by Corruption and there's also a huge invading army, and your goal isn't to stop either of those things but just to find your family and gtfo. You have one day. Good luck! Given that the game is only about 4 hours long (and I did all the quests and got all the upgrades, even...) it actually feels like a rush to accomplish everything, too, even though there's no actual time limit.

I will say that the third character was a big disappointment. He's supposed to be the combat character but almost certainly has the worst combat of the three, and honestly it's not even very close.