The new skills and upgrades are bought with energy chips. It’s a pretty neat feature, especially for boss fights. When the gun has no ammo, just find some bushes or jars, slash away, and bingo! Ammo is restored. He can be upgraded to perform additional moves such as a dashing pierce attack or a charge swing similar to those seen in Zelda titles. The Drifter also comes equipped with an energy pistol that automatically recharges whenever the player kills an enemy or destroys objects. The Drifter is armed with his energy sword, used to slash at enemies with a three-hit combo.
Players will dash, slash and shoot their way through four unique levels in an overworld. While I enjoyed the mystery surrounding Hyper Light Drifter‘s story, the meat and potatoes are be the challenging combat and exploration of this peculiar world. There’s little dialogue in the game, and what’s there is a fictional language. Hyper Light Drifter is a third-person action/role-playing game that tells the tale of a post-apocalyptic world through cryptic images, and it’s up to the player to decipher what they’re conveying. Fast-forward four months later when it finally came to consoles. Unfortunately, playing games on a laptop isn’t my preference. When Hyper Light Drifter first came out on Steam back in March, I desperately wanted to play it-this 16-bit homage seemed just like my cup of tea. HIGH: Challenging and fast-paced gameplay, brilliant soundtrack
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