Chalgyr's Game Room writes:
At a glance, Exanima looks a lot like other isometric RPG dungeon crawlers. Visually it might harken back to an earlier age in computer gaming, but this is a very different kind of beast altogether. As such, it requires a substantial investment to make any significant headway, but the potential for a fun, unique game is definitely here.This is not some sort of a rapid Diablo-esque click-fest.
This is an action-based combat system that leverages physics in a unique way. It is much more about skill than grinding like most RPGs. That is not to say Exanima is lacking in tactics, but you cannot just put your brain into cruise control and click some buttons here and there.
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Benny gives his views on the physics-based dungeon crawler with his Exanima Review. This game is currently in early access, so expect further changes to come.
Megan Myrick writes: "The case of Sui Generis isn’t really a unique one on Kickstarter. It raised £160,000 in 2012 things seemed to be going well, but then the updates stopped. There is a twist to this story, the game has not been abandoned."
Its Great game, i love the combat.
Best to decribe the game is top down view of dark souls