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What doesn't fall into the realm of subjectivity, though, is gameplay. It's all in the eye of the beholder, after all. It doesn't help that these continue to play during the many boss fights, something that completely ruins the expected tension of the moment, despite the sad music being thematically correct, as the game soon explains that these villains, are actually victims.ДЄt the end of the day, story, presentation, and audio-visuals are all things that can't always be analysed objectively. Great? Yes, but after hearing them for more than an hour, all tunes kind of blend together, not a single one standing out from the rest, with you simply perceiving them as background noise. The OST, for instance, is an assortment of deeply melancholic piano melodies, that add to the funereal, 'everything is dead' vibe of ENDER LILLIES. It's hard to describe why, but from the story, to the visuals, to the sound, the developer has made something that's actually really, really goodвЂ¦ but has also made you feel completely apathetic towards everything. This is, undoubtedly, a stunningly beautiful game, surprisingly so for the first release of a small indie studio, and it easily puts the entire Castlevania franchise to shameвЂ¦ and yet few scenes actually stand out, and have that immersive, sense of place that it desperately needs. Unfortunately, this perfectly encapsulates the whole experience of ENDER LILLIES: Quietus of the Knights, as it can generally be described as a title that does nothing wrong (and is in fact masterfully crafted), and yet seems to be forgettable, with the best example being its visuals. It's one of those strange occasions where the story is far from bad, and yet it becomes increasingly hard to care about anything.

You just do stuff, occasionally read some stuff, and then simply complete the game, with a general feeling of being disconnected from it all. Sadly, while the story will keep things interesting for a while, and fans of games that slowly feed you with lore will surely enjoy what's on offer, this fails to actually motivate the player into completing the game, or giving a damn about anything that goes on. The story, which is mostly told through scattered notes, as well as mini-cutscenes after the defeat of a boss character, slowly unveils the mystery behind this young priestess, and her role in this dying place, where a terrible blight has cursed its inhabitants, filling it with all kinds of abominations. A spectral knight appears in front of her, and escorts her throughout her journey, offering his sword, as well as his commentary on the world of Land's End. A snow white-coloured, frail girl awakens in a dark chamber, with no recollection of her past.

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