Posted by Daniel Leaver on Mar 31, 2016 // Lead Designer, Dreadbit
Hello PlayStation fans! My name is Daniel Leaver and I’m delighted to be posting here once again. You may have heard of Dreadbit’s previous game, Ironcast, but today I’m proud to announce something entirely different: Seraph, coming to PS4 in 2016.
Seraph is an acrobatic platforming shooter with a unique twist: all weapons are automatically aimed by Seraph, our title character!
Pure PlayStation: I think Seraph is a good game burdened with some crippling technical problems. They are not insurmountable, and there is fun to be had here. With a patch or two, it could be a great game for a fan of Spelunky or roguelikes. It looks incredible in motion and the auto-aim feature works better than you would expect. When it is running as it should, it is easy to recommend for fans of the genre. Unfortunately, the load times and occasional bugs ruin an otherwise great experience.
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Short Pause: "Seraph is out now on the PS4. Is this unique acrobatic shooter worth your time?"
Once you get the timing down and you're able to anticipate the enemies moves and attacks, this game is a frigging rush to play. Definitely takes time to master.
