and it is possible to skip over some steps, which makes their entries in the journal missable.

I will note though that entirely completing all of the side-quests is particularly difficult in this game as it takes the Dark Souls approach of not giving you any markers, but it still has obvious indicators of which stages of which side-quests you're missing in the journal. I made the guide with a primary focus on getting Achievements, so I didn't include side-quests that were unnecessary for that end. Originally posted by Dephase:already checked, it doesn't have the infos I need (there only a bunch of side quests) Sorry about that. ^ 'Asterigos: Curse of the Stars for Xbox Series X Reviews'.^ 'Asterigos: Curse of the Stars for PlayStation 5 Reviews'.

^ 'Asterigos: Curse of the Stars for PC Reviews'.He stated that, since it tries to combine traditional RPGs and Souls games, it would not totally appeal to fans of either, but could be a 'good time' to those without a 'purist' mentality. Ĭhris Shive of Hardcore Gamer rated the PlayStation 5 version of Asterigos 3.5/5 points, calling it challenging but more accessible than most Soulslikes, and saying that, while the gameplay was enjoyable, there was 'room for more polish'. Keigo Kino of IGN Japan also rated the game 7/10 points, calling its graphics and music excellent, but noting that the combat felt 'cheap', like an 'unbalanced Soulsborne title'. He praised the game's art style and aesthetics, calling them 'respectable' and 'charming'. He described the narrative as conceptually interesting, but with a flawed execution. Īdam Vitale of RPGSite rated the game 7/10 points, saying that he enjoyed the game more than he expected to, although he called its dialog excessive and its translation awkward, also criticizing the fact that the game was only partially voiced. Describing the game as tough, he nevertheless called it approachable, saying that it never felt unfair. He remarked that the game was both beautiful and had a strong combat system, but that leveling up could make bosses too easy, and some quest items were overly obtuse to find.

Ryan Costa of RPGamer rated the game 3.5/5 points, calling the game's scope expansive, but criticizing the lack of lip sync during dialog as immersion breaking. Asterigos: Curse of the Stars received 'generally favorable' reviews from critics, except for the PC version which received 'mixed or average' reviews, according to review aggregator website Metacritic.

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