@firefly, I think the demo is only on steam.
edit: uh? I think it is no longer availabel.

It all sounds nice, but isn't the gameplay too short? For 19.99 euros I could get a title like Hades with an infinite replay value, almost two copies of slay the spire with dozens of hours to invest in, like 10 copies of sequence storm expansions with infinite playability as well, or a few hearthstone packs with invinite replayability. 4 hours are just, too damn short.

HMM, i know this goes a little off topic: Are there any interesting sidescrolling RPG's?
No metroidvania. I realy mean a RPG.

@57, which game are you refering to? If it's this one, I don't know as I haven't played it. But most side s scrolling beat em ups in this category don't generally have online modes with some exceptions. So the question of whether 4 hours of game that you might occasionally replay is worth $20 is up to you, really taking into account higher difficulties and if a game has a decent enough fighting system that puts enough variation into each playthrough.

Granblue Fantacy VS. is primarily a fighting game, not really a side scrolling rpg. But Odin Sphere Liefthrasir is a good choice.

It's definitely a fighting game first... but it's cool seeing the additional side scrolling areas pop up in the story mode. No, I haven't beaten it yet. I still have it on my ps5, but wasn't able to really get into it.

Hi.
The game is on extreme discount in the Playstation store at the moment, 80% discount, so I just purchased it and will look at it later.
Have someone bought the full version and actually seen how far you can progress in the game?

Early impressions of the game? So far, it's entertaining enough. But the lack of voice acting, which means a constant need to OCR, combined with difficulty choosing missions, is kind of annoying. I got a mission early on and couldn't figure out how to accept it, and just seemed to stumble into it by accident while leaving the camp. Gameplay itself seems to be ok, all four face buttons seem to be mapped to attacks, just can't figure out which is which, and the l1 perry mechanic is cool because it actually gives you a decent window even if you don't press it exactly. Let's see how much further this goes... lol

Ok. Other than the settings screen being different on the ps4, everything else looks the same... I guess at the beginning there's only one mission, but it seems that OCR gets the dialogue and mission details in one option, so I'm not sure what that'll look like when there are multiple ones. And does voice acting ever show up? Seems kinda pointless if there's no voice acting to have a voice language... lol

Never mind, figured out the dialogue. Turns out I turned it down by accident somehow. I'm curious... are there audible cues when you pick something up? Or do you just have to press the pick up button and hope you get something?

Does anyone know what the keyboard commands are?  on mine, it came with a strange mapping.  WASD walks, F jumps, and space attacks, and the rest of the keys I don't know yet.  what do i have to do after he talks about defending the village?

Anyone know how upgrading stuff works? Seems like I can only talk to npcs in the camp, and one of them display skills when I talk to him, but doesn't show me any way to upgrade anything.