Indiana Jones and the Great Circle
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle
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AI LIMIT
Developer Sense Games
In the distant future when civilization is on the verge of extinction, people follow the legend of the Elysium in the last city, Havenswell. In this post-apocalyptic wasteland sci-fi ARPG, you will play as Arrisa, a Blader with immortality, and explore the city ruin to find the hope of a new life. From the Steam store page
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60 of 112 · most liked firstThis is the true Code Vein II, do not give your money to people who hate you over at Bamco. Support Ai limit and buy it for your friends too.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Ah yes, anime Dark Souls. It's like all those anime with overpowered protagonists. Except you're not the protagonist. AI limit really makes you FEEL like anime. It's easy Soulsborne with anime tropes. I mean if Dark Souls is a world class 5 star burger, AI limit is a McDouble. I like McDoubles ya know? But, you know, don't expect a culinary awakening. Let me just say that the game is fun, but it's not able to stand on par to any of the other souls game. Many have described it as "Dark Souls…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Ai Limit is a hidden gem that deserves more attention, I easily and highly recommend this game. Ai Limit takes all the good pieces from Dark Souls, Bloodborne, and Code Vein and blends it together in a really nice highly polished package. If you like any of the games I just mentioned you'll also love Ai Limit. From Bloodborne, the game has quick dashes, no weight system, and a weapon swap attack akin to transformation attacks. From Code Vein, you have a sync meter that you expend to use…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Story and Design You are a Blader who goes around activating Branches (Bonfire), basically. What that entails, or where Bladers come from, is for you to find out and draw your own conclusions as you progress in the story. The game has no character creation, but you can choose from a not too limited variety of clothes, weapons, and even hairstyles (though her regular hair has an ahoge). Oh, and she talks! It’s hard to say the game has a clear defining theme. If anything, it could be…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Do you remember when you unlocked that shortcut in Dark Souls from Undead Parish to Firelink Shrine? Now imagine that feeling but as a whole game. That's what this game is. In the sea of Souls games that have tried to replicate the magic that Dark Souls gave us, I think only AI Limit has truly succeeded in its endeavours. Don't get me wrong, we have countless Soulslikes that have given us tough challenges and iconic bosses, but almost none of them have remotely as good level design as Dark…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Branch = Bonfire Crystals = Souls May the Branch Guide Your Path = May the flames guide thee Solid souls-like. Good optimization. I would rate it 8.5/10
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is criminally underrated. It's just as fun as Wuchang and lies of p in my opinion
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →At first, I thought this was just another generic Souls-like, but it turned out to be incredibly fun. It really brought back that feeling of playing Dark Souls for the first time—especially since the bosses aren't ridiculous HP sponges. On top of that, the game is super affordable. When they announced the recent DLC, I fully expected it to be paid, but they gave it to us for free. Huge praise to Sense Games!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The first time I paid attention to AI Limit was during a Steam Next Fest. The demo was playable and the design gave me a Code Vein souls like feeling. I felt entertained and bought the game on release day. I have to admit that I was positively surprised. The beginning of the game (that also was the demo part) was the worst part of the game, although it was my reason for buying. With every second AI Limit became more and more engaging regarding gameplay mechanics, story telling and graphics.…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The Chinese Devs Truly Understand The Souls-like Subgenre The souls-like subgenre has been getting very saturated for the last few years, there is no denying that. Even as a fan of the genre, I believe this is a bit of a double-edged sword. While most of them are able to deliver in the combat department, only a handful of them manage to deliver in terms of world-building and level design. Having fallen in love with Wuchang: Fallen Feathers a few months ago, AI Limit is yet another game that…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →---{ Graphics }--- ☐ You forget what reality is ☑ Beautiful ☐ Good ☐ Decent ☐ Bad ☐ Don‘t look too long at it ☐ MS-DOS ---{ Gameplay }--- ☑ Very good ☐ Good ☐ It's just gameplay ☐ Mehh ☐ Watch paint dry instead ☐ Just don't ---{ Audio }--- ☐ Eargasm ☐ Very good ☑ Good ☐ Not too bad ☐ Bad ☐ I'm now deaf In my opinion it's the weakest point of the game. The soundtrack is just okay, nothing that stands out, but good enough for the game's atmosphere. ---{ Audience }---…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →AI Limit is a sci-fi action RPG that deserves more attention. The combat is fast and satisfying, the world has a great atmosphere and the story kept me invested, especially for a Soulslike where storytelling often takes a back seat. It doesn’t reinvent the genre but it delivers a polished experience with a great art style, solid performance and an interesting post-apocalyptic sci-fi world. Definitely worth checking out if you enjoy Soulslike games and anime-inspired RPGs. P.S.: I had mixed…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Pros: -Sync Rate system rewards successful dodging/parrying while playing aggressively, as opposed to using a stamina-based system. Get damaged = sync rate bar lowers = damage output lowers. Do damage = sync rate bar sustains = damage output is sustained. -Weapon types/armor/overall build variety. You can use 2 different weapons as well + use spells. I went with a Strength/Spirit (aka. spells) hybrid build. -Deaths don't feel like BS, meaning, you can learn from your mistakes, and it doesn't…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I went in with low expectations, missed this game because of Khazan last year. Now that I finished it, I can say that this game is criminally underrated, it's up there with Lies of P as one of the best souls-likes. It feels like a mix of Lies of P and Code Vein (1). The Sync Rate system is unique and refreshing, with higher sync you do more damage, lower sync you have limited abilities. Simple and VERY effective. I 100% the game and didn't use parry, so it's also great if you are tired of…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Runs well, no microtransactions, and it's fun. Great game.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A Good Souls-like Game That’s Suitable For Newcomers To The Genre AI Limit is my first Souls-like game that I’ve completely finished. I was interested in this game because it’s an anime-ish Souls-like with a beautiful female protagonist, and it’s an indie game made by a small Chinese studio, so I bought it when it went on sale. Story-wise, the game has a cool concept and executes it very well, although some moments feel a bit under-explained. The English voice acting is done really well,…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Peak souls-like goodness. Or greatness, I'd rank it in my top 5 souls-like games not made by Fromsoft. Much like Lies of P, it doesn't overcomplicate the amount of attributes for allocating stat points, with there only being 5 categories: life, strength, technique (dex), spirit (for special atks), and vitality. Rather than stamina, this game instead uses a "sync meter." Basically, regular attacks fill it while special attacks deplete it. The more it's depleted, the more damage you take, with…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I've never had a game apologise to me for being buggy before, but AI Limit is a first
unlabelledView post →Alright, so after finishing AI LIMIT, I can honestly say I had a really good time with it. If you're expecting something as difficult as Dark Souls or Elden Ring, this isn't quite that, but I actually didn't mind. It still has challenging moments, especially with some of the bosses, but it never felt unfair. The combat is smooth, the world is fun to explore, and the atmosphere really fits the game. Overall, I think AI LIMIT is a great Souls-like. It's a little more forgiving than most games…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A. I. Limit delivers a sharp and focussed gameplay experience that marks an excellent entry point for new players. - No weapon durability - No weapon bounce back when hitting walls - No corpse runs - No invasions / coop - No stamina management Just clean and simple - unadulterated Souls(lite) fun. The intricate level design stands out as well.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Mating with Millaire - AI LIMIT! Happy to work on characters from that game again! THEY NEED MORE LOVE! Thank you for the commission :D You can see the Alt on my P-Site as always!
unlabelledView post →A fun, not too challenging souls-like that stays true to the genre, while introducing some new and interesting mechanics. Zero technical issues. Story and characters are enjoyable. I don't think the screenshots on the store page do the game justice either. This is a very pretty game in some sections. That said, after finishing it I still have no idea what the title is referring to.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Also if you are a person who very much wants to get into Souls style games and you've been intimidated or made to feel unwelcome, I highly recommend you check out AI Limit. It's a very fun game, very approachable, and I think it'll ease you into the genre quite nicely while being a delight to play
unlabelledView post →Buy it at a discount + Sexy costumes + Bonfires near bosses + You can pause the game - Boring plot - Clunky interface - Poor sound design - No character editor - Too short - Very easy P.S. I don’t recommend it as a first soulslike
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A blessing of a game indeed. This is another of those games but its really high quality of the genre. It took some best parts of souls formula games and made it into well worth your time game. Shell shaded graphics and style in this game is just right call. Some call it anime style but it blends with dystopian nightmare and sadness. Some of the level designs are trully godishlike architecture that elevates first steps of your journey. Each world section is mostly interconnected and reminisce…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Channel your inner weeb and your favorite spell: RAIL GUN I don't know if AI made any of this game. I hope not, but maybe we'll find out why it's called AI Limit. Weeb shit is taking over. @prettygrimgames.bsky.social @sigmagears9.bsky.social @secondwindgroup.com www.youtube.com/watch?v=RrRD...
unlabelledView post →Solid soulslike. It does everything it's supposed to do. The DLC made me like the game even more, especially with the addition of roguelike structure like in Nightreign. Fans of the genre shouldn't miss it. 8/10
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Very solid soulslike game. I can recommend it especially for people new to soulslike games. Difficulty wise it is below the average soulslike game. It is not easy, but it is kinda too fair to the player. You can dodge endless in a row. The parry has a short animation and can be spammed in a row as well. I am not a good soulslike player, but still beat most bosses on the first try. Don't get me wrong, the boss fights were still a lot of fun. Only a few fights were a boring walk in the park. The…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Great day to be a gamer 😎 Nintendo Direct Pokemon TCGP update Notable new game drops: Atomfall, First Berserker Khazan, & AI Limit For the last 2, I'll link my demo impressions below for anyone who missed it yesterday! (And yes, wanted an excuse to use this graphic again, I like how it came out 🤣)
unlabelledView post →store.steampowered.com/app/2407270/... a friendly reminder that if you've always wanted to play Soulslikes, but you've struggled with the initial difficulty and getting discouraged, I highly recommend checking out AI Limit. It's a pretty game, with a lot to enjoy, but is also very approachable
unlabelledView post →This game was great soulslike. Def 8/10. The parry feels very weighty in the best way possible. Kinda nice that at a certain point you can buy all but max upgrade materials. Just finished first play through. *steamdeck*
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Greetings, stranger. What kind of trouble will you bring me today? What a delightful little hidden gem. Let's be real - I fully expected worse, considering the price tag and certain reviews about the length of the game. I needn't have worried - considering the limited resources it has to work with, AI Limit strikes the prefect balance in pretty much everything. My full playthrough clocked in around 30 hours (with all quests & true ending complete). I just want to hit stuff with sticks as a…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →So proud to finally share that I voice Adrammlech in AI Limit, available now! It's been an incredible experience working on this game as part of the amazing team at Gemiuster. If you're playing, I hope you enjoy the journey as much as we loved bringing it to life. 𝘔𝘢𝘺 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘉𝘳𝘢𝘯𝘤𝘩 𝘨𝘶𝘪𝘥𝘦 𝘺𝘰𝘶𝘳 𝘱𝘢𝘵𝘩.
unlabelledView post →AI Limit is getting a new DLC apparently! That's hype! It was one of the really good action RPGs I played last year and I also consider it a really good entry point to soulslikes if you struggle with difficulty. It's a lot kinder to the player than most and a real delightful game by a new studio
unlabelledView post →The game had promise but fails to avoid false difficulty curse. Anime souls like with some production quality are not that common. Graphically its nice enough, voice acting and music is fine. What lets it down is gameplay. It starts off fine, great even, especially in the first half. But as you progress closer and closer towards the end you realise the devs ran out of ideas. Numerous 'poison swamp' areas, obnoxious ambushes, convoluted maps that make no sense especially when they hide…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →What made the first Dark Souls game great wasn't its crazy difficulty or roster of bosses, hell if anything it boss roster is really weak. What made Dark Souls great was the level design and the world. Many of the devs that are making soulslike games have forgotten the roots of the game or never gotten it in the first place. They are way too focused on difficulty and boss part and ♥♥♥♥ the bed when it comes to level design. AI Limit on the other hand genuinely has amazing level design with…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This isn't the greatest Soulslikes of all time. It feels like every part of the game is just not quite as great as I'd like it to be. But every part is still pretty good. I don't know anything about the devs, but if this is a smaller dev team with a small budget, they did a great job. If you're looking for a smaller Soulslike game at a lower price point, and keep your expectations at that level, you'll probably have a good time here.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Game finished! Really liked it, I'm going to try to review games on Steam more often when I finish streaming them. Here's my review for AI Limit:
unlabelledView post →How a Blader relaxes! - Feylia (AI LIMIT) This game needs more love! ALT available on Patreon!
unlabelledView post →AI Limit PS5 Does it play offline? Yes Does it require a download? Yes AI definitely has limits. Several severe issues including a game-breaking bug make this one to avoid. Full details on our website: www.doesitplay.org/g...
unlabelledView post →Lots of cool games dropping today, including Gal Guardians 2, the shockingly good metroidvania spinoff of Gal Gun. Yes, the horny lightgun game. Twilight Monk looks like Hollow Knight + Zelda 2. Atomfall is later today. The First Berserker. AI Limit. Karma, Rosewater, Axyz. Even the new DoA XTreme!
unlabelledView post →This game never got advertised to me. I am so glad to discover it. It's not a hard game but great for people that want to get into souls like games as a beginner.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I purchased AI Limit during a sale after watching a trailer for it and thinking it looked like a lot of fun for the price. It took 91 hours of getting my ass kicked - in between my main desktop, TV desktop and Steam Deck... but I enjoyed every second of it! It isn't verified or optimized for Deck, but it is playable. If you do decide to play it on Steam Deck though you'll probably want to lower the graphics a bit. My average time on battery was anywhere between an hour to 30 minutes…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game was way better than I expected. Was planning on doing a single run and ended up 100%. On top of this they added an entire roguelite dlc mode for free?! Anyway, firstly I'd say this game feels smoother and more well put together than most other soulslikes. Every mechanic and moveset flows nicely. There's a surprising variety of weapons and enemies, although it might not seem like many the game's pace ensures there's always something new. Due to being able to respec at any point and…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →EDIT AFTER PLATINUM: 27 hours of absolute peak Must-play for any souls-like enjoyers I know it is right now on sale, so let me hit you up with a brief and understandable review. Review written 15 minutes after beating the game. It took me exactly 12 hours, however, I was lost for around 2 hours. Platinum requires second playthrough and finishing all the side quests. It may take up to 40-50 hours if you are not in a rush and like to take your time. First thing you must know - it is an…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →its not AAA souls, so dont expect much its a cool anime souls, im still in early game but having fun =) get on a sale u wont regret it *ok so i finished the game and its amazing! i wasnt expecting this good
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Interesting game but it's only terribly developed. The graphics and gameplay mechanics are ok, even the characters and their story, and exploration is equally rewarding but up to a point. It's easy to get lost and not know how to proceed, there are areas too confusing, too scattered, and I believe to be stuck forever and unable to finish the game. I reached an area by falling from above and there's a woman inside and that's it. To leave the area, there's both the classic Dark Souls-style…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This review is mostly opinion based. AI LIMIT is a truly fun experience. I recommend it strongly to those who likes challenging games. I don’t really like to call games “souls like”, instead I just say they are “inspired by dark souls” as every game should be unique in their own way. From my personal experience, I see that AI LIMIT has draw strong inspiration in combat and gameplay from Bloodborne, with the fast paced challenging action combat. AI LIMIT also includes its own unique weapons…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →AI limit is what I would call a budget soulslike, it's not super flashy with very limited facial animations, cheap cutscenes but the core souls gameplay is solid and has couple of fresh twists to it. Level design is mostly great, there are some confusing locations that might be hard to navigate but overall it's pretty good. Story is OK, probably the weakest aspect of the game. Game is pretty short I think I clocked around 18hrs and I've done most of NPC quests and found majority of secrets. If…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →📺New video on Youtube: 🔴[AI: LIMIT] This game is really good. 👆Subscribe ❤️Like 😀Comment 💞Share youtu.be/f3cTVuYreKI
unlabelledView post →if i had a penny for every twin-braided blonde i play in this game... so proud to finally share that i voice both Shirley & Millaire in AI Limit, available now!! it's been incredible working on this with the guys over at gemiuster, thank you again! <3 may Shirley's blessing be upon you!✨🧸❄️
unlabelledView post →🎙️New Role🎙️ So proud to finally share that I voice The Father in AI Limit, available now! It's been an incredible experience working on this game as part of the amazing team at @gemiuster. If you're playing, I hope you enjoy the journey as much as we loved bringing it to life.
unlabelledView post →Thanks all for coming out tonight for more Next Fest! Tribe Nine may have been a bust (Tutorial whyyyy?) but AI LIMIT was a solid replacement game. Lets be real though: Secret Agent Wizard Boy and the International Crime Syndicate Demo is the best game of 2024 and it isnt even close.
unlabelledView post →I haven't enjoyed a souls-like to this degree since I played Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition for the first time. I felt a genuine sense of wonder and was fully engrossed in exploring the world and savoring every bit of the story and lore as each bit was revealed. And it lasted until I'd 100%'d the game. Gameplay and Combat: It's definitely not as punishing as souls-likes usually aim to be, although there is one platforming section that had me furious the first time I went through it. I…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →#1: AI Limit I really enjoyed this game. It's not perfect (the camera...wtf) but I highly recommend if you like soulslikes. It is definitely the fastest combat (no stamina bars) of the genre and I actually loved that. One more playthrough for 100% but that will have to wait a bit.
unlabelledView post →It's pretty good game and I like the design of hats and outfits
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →First of all, this game is a hidden gem. You might think this is a Code Vein clone, but it is not. It is much better than that; I almost never feel the jankiness in this game. I feel the soul in this game; you can tell that this dev team is a soul-born fan. The boss moveset is very fun to fight; they have mix-ups, delays, roll catches, and like everything you expect from a boss in a Souls game. I really like the game and hope whoever reads this review gives this game a try. It is very good.…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →8th game beaten: AI Limit. This is a pretty decent souls like. I had a lot of fun with it, and I think its strongest feature is the level design. It hides its secrets well, and none of those secrets are hidden behind fake walls. #blutoid
unlabelledView post →It's a refined action RPG Souls game, cuts the fat, introduces variety not just tougher enemies. Feels very homage to Dark Souls 3 in many ways but also takes inspiration from Jedi Survivor. The lore is more interesting than the actual story and while it's got a little jank, it's in places you don't care about anyway. Solid itch recommendation! 8.7/10
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →what a hidden gem!! the combat is good, level design is good, worldbuilding is amazing and story is good and not hard to understand if you read the notes scattered throughout the game. you dont have stamina and mana - instead its combined into sync rate and its unique and fun. also wow!! kbm binds that arent horrible!! probably the first soulslike that did this you can see the budget cuts in the game but its truly an amazing experience that you can appreciate, it even has a free dlc…
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