First of all, I'm not a reviewer, journalist, channel or anything like that. I'm just someone who draws Murder Drones fanarts and I'm making a game with rpg maker alone based on that series. My posts and reviews are my honest to god opinions and I make them unfiltered to be as honest as possible.

That being said, I got Itorah for a god damn dollar. Yeah it was on a extreme sale and you know what? They deserve more.

The artwork alone is deserving of supporting this game, beautiful scenery, colors, enemy designs and Itorah as well, the music is very entertaining and the gameplay is perfect for a very casual player. Upgrades do require it's time when exploring, but it brings a very accesible gameplay in a world of "the next Silksong" difficult games.

It works very well to cleanse your palate after being constantly lost, having to farm for shit and bosses that make you want to rip your arms off, this game is easy and still doesn't bore you at all. Combat is simple but the animations are as great as all artwork in this game, lots of beautiful landscapes to take screenshots.

The story is interesting, taking a nice turn when it needs to and I have to talk about one specific boss: Quetzalcoatl.

Quetzalcoatl's boss is one of the most epic boss battles I've seen yet, the music alone gives me goosebumps by just remembering it, games don't usually make a player smile against a boss, this one did.

But sadly, I have one negative trait of this game and it's that it's so, so easy... Unti the last section of course...

I don't want you to say "it's easy? Then i don't care", I promise it's a good time, it's perfect for when you're tired of challenges, this is a more relaxing experience and we all need breaks from the usual stuff, even if we're fans of it.

I hope this review helps players find this game and try it, it deserves recognition for the insane amount of talent in the artwork and design of some levels.

Thanks for reading.

On a lighter note since I'm getting tired of igavania talk, Itorah is a beautiful gem I found last year. I recommend it and I'll tell you why in a very resumed way: