This lets you use a gun until it’s empty, then switch to another while the previous one reloads. Having to stop and reload can often be a nuisance in faster paced games, but here weapons reload when you’re not using them.
One facet of gunplay that actually works is reloading.
You’d think it would be a helpful feature, but it has a tendency to lock onto enemies that are far away instead of ones right next to you. Furthermore, some weapon types automatically lock on to enemies, a few also giving a damage bonus if you stay locked on for enough time. The first is that you have to hold down ZL to aim instead of just using the right analogue stick, which can be a little awkward when using joy-cons.
The weapon system takes a little time to click due to a few factors. Goodchild can equip up to three weapons, from a basic revolver to shotguns and crossbows. Most missions in Ritual: Crown of Horns have you protecting the witch from waves of enemies until enough time has passed. After a while the dialogue did start to grate though, and it was hard to really care about the backstory for each mission. It’s a very simple story that only features a handful of characters, but it does a decent enough job of giving context for the bloodbath that’s about to happen. With the help of a witch he was initially sent to hunt, he’s brought back to life with otherworldly powers, and the two set off to free America from the cult’s influence. Set in a demonic version of the Wild West, you follow bounty hunter Daniel Goodchild’s quest for revenge against the cult that killed him. It’s certainly unique, though a lack of polish and an inconsistent difficulty curve hinder what could have been a great game. Ritual: Crown of Horns mixes in a few different mechanics in an attempt to make it stand out from the crowd. Aside from some visual changes, it can often be hard to differentiate entries in the genre from one another, and they often lack enough content to stay interesting for more than a few hours. Twin-Stick shooters aren’t exactly uncommon, especially when it comes to indie games. Nintendo Switch Developed By : Draw Distance
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