Vibrant, quirky, and utterly chaotic, Above Land: Rhapsody mainly takes the three-player co-op carnage of Elden Ring Nightreign and injects it with some hilariously over-the-top weapons and particular strikes that appear straight out of a Yakuza avenue brawl. At a latest BiliBili: First Look occasion in Shanghai, I spent a number of hours hacking and slashing away at monsters in a land above the clouds, on this frenetic roguelite that marries breathtaking bursts of motion and exploration with a deep sense of fight customisation. But what actually stood out for me was the inventive mixture of weaponry at my disposal. I imply, when was the final time you performed an motion RPG that allowed you to chop down goblins with a large broadsword in a single hand, and carry out slam-dunking ending strikes with a basketball dribbled with the opposite? Previewed by Tristan OgilvieAbove Land: Rhapsody – The First Preview
Vibrant, quirky, and utterly chaotic, Above Land: Rhapsody mainly takes the three-player co-op carnage of Elden Ring Nightreign and injects it with some hilariously over-the-top weapons and particular strikes that appear straight out of a Yakuza avenue brawl. At a latest BiliBili: First Look occasion in Shanghai, I spent a number of hours hacking and slashing away at monsters in a land above the clouds, on this frenetic roguelite that marries breathtaking bursts of motion and exploration with a deep sense of fight customisation. But what actually stood out for me was the inventive mixture of weaponry at my disposal. I imply, when was the final time you performed an motion RPG that allowed you to chop down goblins with a large broadsword in a single hand, and carry out slam-dunking ending strikes with a basketball dribbled with the opposite? Previewed by Tristan Ogilvie
