From hand-drawn characters through to its charming rhymes, Child of Light can immediately be recognised as a wonderfully presented product. It fully embraces being an interactive fairy tale, although there’s certainly more to it than a pretty veneer and a Disney princess to hold your attention. Beneath its storybook casing is a wonderfully engaging battle system that offers a respectable challenge, combining control with aggression to those who select the right difficulty level.
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A recent content update for Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night included the chance to play as Aurora from Child of Light. Here is a review of that experience
Not sure that I want easter-puke deviant art looking crap pile inserted into an Igarashi game.
Neil writes: "Ready to embark on a new journey? One that mixes the gothic side-scrolling of Bloodstained: Ritual of the night with Ubisoft's Child of Light? 505 Games' latest crossover does just that."
