A wonderfully designed, interesting and unique game riddled with polish issues and bugs.

I'd be more than happy to revisit the game and change my tune at a later date, at the moment a lot of the games tutorial text seems to be bugged, the worst issue in that regard being the upgrading of stats, as I entered the room of the game in which you do so, a tutorial text appeared giving what I assume were directions in upgrading, I did see what I thought was the key you are supposed to press 'W'. I stood on the highlighted green podium and pressed W...to no avail. I held W in, I smashed W, I even shift+w'd. None of this worked and even after deleting local content I was never able to replay the tutorial to figure out what I was supposed to do.

The combat in the game is great unfortunately large parts of what makes you take damage are very undefined, I found my self dying to random objects I'd step on as well as other quirky incidents.

Overall the game carries a unique and interesting concept but it seems the delivery lacks finishing touch.

https://youtu.be/MRY_phPHOoI
+ The gameplay is.... interesting... Very mysterious setting, and it's sort of up to you to explore and figure out what to do. You play as a Titan of Death, and you go around looking for towns to destroy collecting souls to improve your Titan's abilities. I believe you are then intended to take on various bosses.
+ Encourages exploration and discovery. (As a side I think it's interesting to note that there's no main menu or settings, you are sort of just dumped into the game at the beginning lost and confused)
+ Visually the game has a nice gloomy pixel art style with some good looking envionmens.
+ Great use of atmospheric sounds and music


- Controls are poor. The arms are controlled with the arrow keys with Q and E to grab objects. However the arms are tiny, and hard to move the way you want them to, and often get caught on things. The combat relies on you being able to swing objects as weapons but it can be very frustrating when they don't behave correctly. ( I tried using a gamepad as well, and it still did not feel right )
- The game does not exlain itself enough, and it can be hard to grasp what is happening or what you are supposed to be doing. After some time you may learn, but it can be very confusing to say the least.
- The combat system seems almost random at times. There's really no indication of how much health you or enemies have, or when you are about to die. I found myself constantly dying unexplainably in very strange ways.


Overall, I must say I did enjoy the atmosphere and mysterious vibe this game prevents. It is pretty unique, and seems to encourage the player to learn on their own. The controls and gameplay itself is a bit of a let down though, so I'd only suggest this to those looking for a new experience.

A blend of ragdoll-based games like QWOP and sidescrolling puzzle games like Limbo where you grab and pull stuff AND you're a ＧＩＡＮＴ ＤＥＡＴＨ ＲＯＢＯＴ and the art style is actually really nice.

you move with a + d keys and the arrow keys do your arms so it doesn't get frustrating since moving is always easy, while at the same time the combat (so far i've smashed a bunch of villages and what I assume is some kind of tank) feels tight and like there is a good power behind your punches, so you don't have that boring floaty feel that some games have had.

It's pretty fun and original and I like it.

I want to like this game, I just don't.

I like the art style, and the concept.

I absolutely hate the controls. I wish I could get around it, but I cant. Tried using a controller, that was not any better.

I am just not feeling it. And at 15 bucks... no. I do not think it is worth 15 dollars.

I see this game has quite a low rating and that saddens me because this game has huge potential, it looks amazing and the story-line is solid, but bugs and errors are everywhere you go, the game freezes, lags, and completely stop working, some textures go missing and the screen goes black, it sucks to see such huge potential being wasted.

Very original indie game. The controls take a bit of getting used to and as I'm not very at platformers I find them harder to master than most will, I expect. Good atmosphere and nice pixel graphics. Worth checking out.

bad controls, pretty buggy and weapons often ended up behind me ensuring my death

https://youtu.be/N5IeWWOWWIU

A well stylized pixel art design doesn't do enough to make the experience of unearthing a colossal an enjoyable one. Controls are deliberately frustrating with noodle arms and limp kicks causing the colossal feeling more like a octopus than a giant lumber construct.

Would it kill any one to make somesort of a guide on how to bloody play this garbage?

This looks like a game from 90s. It has a lot of potential but also a lot of game design flaws.