Hindsight offers an action-RPG adventure with moral touches
It’s been a long time since we’ve talked about this game, and it’s time to put it back in the spotlight. 20/20 Retrospective – Wrath of the Raakshasa He is preparing for launch on consoles and PC, bringing with him a refined morality system and an interesting fight so that we do not lose interest in the game. Be careful, because the whole morality system will have its weight in the game. plot. Basically because the studio that is developing this work It is made up of veterans from Bioware, SuckerPunch and ArenaNet. And these are already big words.
We will deal with a creature named Jehan, who lives peacefully in Champaner, His hometown. Despite the peace that reigns in the environment, our protagonist carries a cane to defend himself in case a danger disturbs his peace. This is so until the appearance of a virus that turns villagers into Raakshasa, evil beings with little desire to make friends. Our hero’s attitude changes drastically, and he doesn’t hesitate to use a sharp knife to do justice in a more drastic and fateful way.
The whole story of 20/20 Retrospective – Wrath of the Raakshasa will come back with this ambiguity: we can use the cane to do good, or use the steel to do bad. Each weapon (or moral path that we choose) will have its consequences in history, so we will have to weigh the effects that our actions will provoke. Outside of the plot, the combos of each weapon will be different, so we’ll have to decide our best way to deal with the enemies. All this accumulation of decisions will lead us to 10 different endings, thus variety and replayability are ensured.
20/20 Retrospective – Wrath of the Raakshasa is expected to launch on September 9 in the Xbox family, Playstation, Switch and Steam. For more information on this title, we recommend that you visit the official website clicking here.
