Saviorless: A dark but not uninteresting experience

Saviorless is a dark fantasy platformer developed by Empty Head Games, in which you play as Antar, a character taken from a book – because yes, the game is told in story form, by storytellers who do this from generation to generation.

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You’ll be able to play as another character who shouldn’t have existed in the first place, because he was created by the storyteller’s grandchildren, who found the story a little uneventful, so they changed the lines and upset the original story.

In concrete terms, Antar’s goal is to become a saviour, but his dream will soon become a nightmare, thanks to the character implanted by the children, and he will completely change the line and the course of events.

A disturbing but interesting atmosphere

Set in a world of dark fantasy, the universe is filled with hideous monsters and a harsh atmosphere, and yes, it’s a long way from the world of carefree bears 😉

In terms of gameplay, the game offers quite a few possibilities, and becomes increasingly complex as you progress. The story keeps you on the edge of your seat, and the music is truly sublime.

Is Saviorless right for your audience?

Salviorless has a beautiful soul, and while it may be repulsive at first glance, it manages to charm, and my viewers really enjoyed the atmosphere. On the other hand, replayability is limited, as it remains a linear game, but its story will, I think, maintain interest, through its challenge, its good ideas, and all the packaging that makes it up.

Finally, if you stop at the end of your first run and manage to recover all the pieces of page hidden in each chapter, the end you get will be different. You should know that I only got one page completely reconstituted, so it can be a challenge to start again and see with your viewers where all the pieces are hidden 🙂

As a streamer, I really enjoyed the game, which offers an epic adventure and a challenge to match. So viewers can enjoy the game as it should be enjoyed.

In conclusion, I’d say that the game is fun to play, but it can be tricky to keep viewers watching all the way through, unless viewers come live at the start of a chapter, so as not to be too overwhelmed by what’s going on.

Walgo

Walgo, 35 years old, passionate about video games, especially indie, board games and many other things, don’t hesitate to contact me to talk about these passions and to support me on different media 🙂