TSA writes: "There is a fine line between challenge and unfair nonsense. There are plenty of games that tread that fine line ever so carefully; games that straddle it, that hop between the two constantly over their playtime. With the resurgence of hard games, which is to say games that pride themselves on their difficulty, this line is becoming increasingly worn down, maybe even blurred. It is undoubtedly hard to keep the balance right, but nevertheless it is important to get it right, lest your game be more frustrating than it is rewarding."
TGG says: "Sinner: Sacrifice for Redemption offers some very interesting boss fights and introduces an innovative new concept through its “sacrifice” theme, causing you to grow weaker instead of stronger as you progress. While your character may end the game as a weaker version of himself, you’ll come out as a stronger player. Only a few unfortunate technical issues hamper it becoming a true indie gem, but in the end, I have no regrets about spending time with this challenging title."
Sinner: Sacrifice for Redemption, the boss battler from publisher Another Indie and the AAA veterans at developer Dark Star Game Studios, brings new challenges and content to the arena today.
Sinner: Sacrifice for Redemption is a Souls-inspired boss rush a unique hook:every time you defeat a boss, you become weaker. A strong idea that's executed well, though not without a few stumbles.
