AI Limit Review – Anime Soulslike at Its Finest

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As a devoted enthusiast of Soulslike games, I find myself captivated by AI Limit, a unique gem that dares to tread an uncommon yet enticing path reminiscent of Code Vein from 2019, yet imbued with a stronger echo of Dark Souls II. This game delivers what most Soulslike aficionados yearn for: intense combat, stylish outfits and weapons, pesky bosses, and above all, mesmerizing greatsword animations that could make any battle a spectacle to behold.

However, I must confess, my review of AI Limit is still in its infancy. We’ve only just dipped our toes into the vast ocean it offers, and there’s so much more to discover – from intricate lore to ingenious mechanics that promise an unforgettable journey. So, while it might seem tempting to bestow a perfect score on this game, I am compelled to reserve judgment until I’ve fully explored the depths it conceals.

AI Limit Review – A Massive Maze You’ll Want to Explore

Delving a bit further reveals an exceptionally well-crafted world within any Soulslike game you’ve encountered thus far. To fully uncover every nook and cranny, you’ll need to navigate throngs of enemies whose hitboxes may leave you scratching your head, and deftly traverse through numerous, if not countless, map segments, each intricately connected to form a single colossal puzzle to conquer.

For dedicated gamers, one potential drawback could be that AI Limit offers a level of guidance in the game’s narrative, preventing you from confronting overpowered end-game bosses prematurely. Yet, this nurturing aspect might actually be advantageous for newcomers to the genre who may benefit from some guidance as they learn the ropes.

AI Limit’s Combat Is Challenging (Maybe a Bit Too Much for the Casual Player)

Currently, AI Limit offers guidance for progression and map navigation, but it’s sparse when it comes to combat against enemies. This lack of assistance could be either frustrating or liberating, contingent upon your proficiency and level of perseverance.

Many managers can be harsh, and if you’re always chasing an additional strike, you might find yourself tossing your keyboard out the window before long. This principle applies equally to standard game enemies, making it generally better to just roll past them. But remember, some unique enemies may drop rare equipment, so make sure to clear those out.

Additionally, concerning the roll/dodge mechanism within AI Limit, there are two aspects that may frustrate an ordinary gamer and slightly impacted our assessment rating.

As a gamer, I’ve noticed that both sprinting and rolling use the same keybind, where you need to hold it down for sprinting. This causes a slight delay in executing rolls because the game waits while I’m holding the key. To pull off quick rolls effectively, practice tapping that button quickly if you haven’t already.

As a gamer, I’ve noticed a quirk in the game mechanics: rolling behaves differently when targeting an enemy versus not. The invincibility period seems consistent, but without lock-on, it offers more movement freedom. Conversely, lock-on makes it simpler to hit quick, agile, or tiny-hitbox foes. This back-and-forth camera toggling during battles might not sit well with casual players who prefer a smoother gameplay experience.

RPG Elements in AI Limit Are for the True DS & Bloodborne Fans

In the same vein as combat in games like Dark Souls and Bloodborne, the RPG elements in AI Limit share striking similarities, yet they’ve been modernized to fit seamlessly with the game’s contemporary atmosphere. Items such as Life Dew (equivalent to flasks) and Branches (resembling bonfires) are so intuitively designed that seasoned Soulslike players will quickly grasp AI Limit without any need for tutorials or tooltips.

Discussing the atmosphere and RPG components, everything is quite futuristic, post-apocalyptic, ominous, rich in fantasy, and most importantly, distinctive. We won’t reveal too much, but you’ll soon discover as you progress that almost every character you encounter isn’t exactly what they appear to be. The game, however, doesn’t seem intent on keeping this hidden until the end for some unknown reason, choosing instead to gradually unveil it throughout your journey.

AI Limit’s Optimization & Graphics Are Amazing

In terms of the technical aspects like graphics and optimization, the developers of AI Limit have truly excelled. It brings to mind Metal Gear Solid V and Lies of P, which is quite an accolade given my meticulous attention to achieving a harmonious blend of graphics and frame rate in every game I play.

AI Limit Final Verdict

In summary, the AI Limit review finds

Although it does have some unique combat behaviors, these won’t be an issue if you become proficient with it. If any of the previous points appeal to you, this is definitely worth exploring further. Additionally, feel free to peruse our AI Limit section on our website for a wealth of guides designed to streamline your gaming experience.

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2025-03-26 17:51