Claire Ozer: Campaign is the first game of 33 Sandfall Interactive, and I like it a little. Here is a lot of compulsive character writing, visuals are beautiful, and a part of my brain is itching on its turn -based fight that I did not realize that itching was needed. There are tons to love it.
However …
Despite the likes of clearing tools: Campaign 33, it’s quite clear that this is the first game of the sandfall. There are many fields where it falls short, and it has very little problems. None of my problems with the game will eventually stop me from ending it, but as I look forward to sitting to play the game every night at the end of my work day, I look forward to whatever sandfall is interactive in front of him.
A list of nutrpes
Allow me to list a handful of complaints with Claire Ozer. The lack of mini -map means it is impossible to tell which areas are important paths and which are secret paths that hide the advanced looting and punish, the option of the optional boss. Some sports do not need maps, but an RPG campaign 33 looks like it will benefit greatly from being one.
I also miss Claire Obaskar’s combat UI. For those who start, if there is a state of the status of an enemy or team partner, a small icon appears below their precision bar, but there is no explanation for the first time in the game, there is no explanation for the status of the status quo. You can see it later, but it would be more beneficial to see how the status effects are at the middle of the middle. Moreover, the game does not look at the enemy’s weaknesses, so as long as you are writing it or tracking yourself, the fight can feel like a guessing game.
And as much as I like to fight, I have the balance to some extent. The ordinary enemies who roam the map can wipe the floor with you if you are not cautious, while the owners of the story who want to be a big deal can often be the most forgotten enemies of the game. A large part of this imbalance comes in such a way that the game relies on its Perry Mechanic, which I think can be a bit more adaptable.
How does the game develop
My grips with cleared tools: Campaign 33 suffer from all small troubles. I understand that such relatively inappropriate nutrition is a sign that Sandfall has done something right, because I can’t find anything bigger to criticize Claire Obusker’s selection. However, these small flaws make me very excited about what is followed by the Sandfall.
I am sure that the campaign behind the campaign 33 knows about these problems, but she was unable to fix them for one or any other reason. With how solid this first game is, when it comes time to follow Claire Ozer, the sandfall will not need to worry about the wheels. Instead, it can focus on honoring and improving the solid foundation it has already created.
Here are a lot of excellent games, but what I do after what I do behind the studio behind it is more excited than what he does and what he doesn’t do. Sports like Stellar Blade, Callisto Protocol, and Hi -Fi Rush come to mind. Some studios will not have the opportunity to make the industry a chance to make something new, but it seems that Sandfall has seen a great success with Claire Ozer, so I hope we will find something else from the studio that will be better than 33 under the line.
Whoever takes the next game of the form Sandfall, I will eagerly wait for it. Meanwhile, the campaign is like a lot about the 33, and finally, my grips with the game do not mean that it is bad, it is just left to improve. He said, “There is a big thing I think the Sandfall can be better with your next game: this time give it a good title, my goodness.”
Claire Ozer: Campaign 33
- Raded
-
April 24, 2025
- Esrb
-
Adult 17+ // Blood and Gore, Strong Language, Suggested Topics, Violence
- Manufacturer (tongues)
-
Sandfall interactive
- Publisher (tongues)
-
Kepler Interactive
