Blackfaun

Blackfaun is an RPG game that places you into a fantasy world that’s procedurally generated and has you fighting countless monsters until you complete your main quest. You play as a female goat-like being who uses different abilities and magical items to defeat all those who stand before her.

Blackfaun looks very nice, the world is vivid, well structured and each element from its design brings it to life a bit more. Moreover, your main character as well as the enemies you fight are very well modeled and animated.

They somehow feel familiar and that’s actually part of the plan because Blackfaun wants to emulate some of the good vibes and features from popular RPG games without breaking any lines. It seems like you know Blackfaun but as you play, you see that it is a unique game with its own path to follow.

In Blackfaun you get one life and just that. There are life shards to pickup that replenish some of your health but if you die, you have to start all over again. This keeps you on your toes and forces you to really focus on combat.

The evil minions in Blackfaun are relatively weak when you pick them off one at a time but when they gather and charge you at the same time, you’ll have a tough moment. Just like you, they are rather fragile to attacks but make one small mistake, like stop for a moment to aim, and you’re pretty much dead.

Blackfaun is not a brutally tough game but it has its moments, after all, if an RPG doesn't test you in combat, it really isn’t any fun.

To wrap it up, Blackfaun is by all means a good game. some of the character animations could use a second look but other than that, the game performs really well. Everything runs smooth, especially during combat, and that counts.

More importantly, having to deal with a new world structure each time you start and never knowing what items you’ll find in chests makes Blackfaun a bit addictive.