Greak: Memories of Azur it really has everything to convince even those who don’t like the action platform genre to give it a chance.

It’s not just about figuring out how to reach a certain point in a particular location, or find a way to defeat the classic end-of-level boss it is above all about playing as a team, because in Greak: Memories of Azur “three” is the perfect number. Exploration, combat and a good dose of ingenuity and patience are the skills required of the player, who in certain situations finds himself managing three characters at the same time, which is quite unusual in an action platform. To save the magical lineage of the Courines, the three brothers embark on an adventure that will lead them to explore, fight and solve a series of puzzles to help Toros build an airship to save the inhabitants who have escaped from Azur. There is a real reason for this raid, even if the plot orchestrated by Navegante will not win any critical award for originality. The protagonists of this two-dimensional adventure are called Greak, Adara and Raydel, two brothers and a sister ready to do anything to save their beloved Azur invaded by the terrible Urlag demons and stop the Plague.

In short, many fathers for a very inspired artistic direction and for a new genre – the “MetroidVaTrine”, a definition sister-in-law from the same development team – which could bring some fresh air to the action-platform scene.

Greak review