Akatori
A colorful action platformer with metroidvania elements and a staff that unlocks unique combat techniques and new ways to overcome obstacles. Explore beautiful worlds, fight monsters, and help Mako stop the amber storms that poison all living things.
very high confidence
What people are saying
Updated nightlyAkatori looks stunning with its beautiful pixel art, but the reaction is split on whether the gameplay holds up. The staff combat and exploration get some love, though many find the difficulty and story underwhelming. Performance on PC and older consoles like Xbox One is a common complaint, with crashes and frame drops souring the experience for a lot of players. It's a decent metroidvania that shines visually, but the technical issues and uneven challenge make it a tougher sell at full price.
Sentiment split
Every qualifying reaction, weighted.
- Positive58%
- Mixed12%
- Negative30%
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How opinion moved
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Buzz
24 reactions over two weeks, counted by the day they were posted.
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Volume and platform mix only.
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