Kena: Bridge of Spirits is an action-adventure game played from a third-person perspective. It received several awards and nominations from video game publications and awards ceremonies. It received generally positive reviews, with particular praise directed at its artistic design, original music, and the use of the Rot critics were divided on the gameplay, narrative, and characters. Following some delays, partly due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the game was released on September 21, 2021, for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and Windows. Kena: Bridge of Spirits was showcased at the Tribeca Film Festival in 2021. The original score was composed by Jason Gallaty, who collaborated with Balinese ensemble group Gamelan Çudamani to create gamelan music respectful to the culture.
The game’s art was created in collaboration with Vietnamese animation studio Sparx, and its fictional world is inspired by Eastern locations such as Japan and Bali. They partnered with Sony Interactive Entertainment for a console-exclusive deal, and grew the team to 15 core employees. Having spent five years creating commercials and branded applications, the development team shifted to creating an original video game after 2016. The game’s development was led by brothers Mike and Josh Grier, founders of Ember Lab. They are tasked with collecting small spirit companions known as the Rot, who help to complete tasks and battle against enemies. The player uses Kena’s staff for attacking enemies, and her pulse ability for defending against attacks. The game is presented through a third-person perspective. The story follows Kena, a young spirit guide who uses her magical abilities to help deceased people move from the physical to the spirit world. All in all, I would recommend the game.Kena: Bridge of Spirits is a 2021 action-adventure video game developed and published by Ember Lab. it's a minor annoyance, but still worth noting since you'll use them a lot. It wants to drag behind and turn you around when trying to move them around a corner. Would have been a 10/10, but the control of the rot cloud is very annoying with a mouse. Traversing the world is somewhat guided, but leaves you areas to explore and fine treasures/items/currency.
Some minor assassins creed style parkour, like sliding, side climbing, climb up/drop down, etc. Just enough puzzles to make it interesting.
There are puzzles to keep you thinking, but they aren't so complicated they'll frustrate you. The gameplay is unique in a few ways, such as the use of the rots. The storytelling and character building in great. Seriously though, it's like playing a disney/pixar or dreamworks movie in game form. Seriously though, it's Great visuals, compelling story, child like but can hold an adults attention. Great visuals, compelling story, child like but can hold an adults attention.
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