Tonight, in the Queen's realm of Ilance, two prodigies representing the Knight and Aristocrat factions will do battle in ‘the Adjuvant Trial’. This ritual, which has been held since the founding of the nation, decides which faction will hold military and political authority, and protect the Queen, the living symbol of the realm. The fate of the nation is at stake as these two girls set aside their childhood friendship and undergo a trial in which there can be only one victor. Croixleur Sigma is 60FPS of high speed hack-and-slash arcade action game by Japanese indie developer souvenir circ. and featuring gameplay reminiscent of the Devil May Cry series' Bloody Palace mode.
Platforms
Switch PC PS4 VitaGenres
Arcade Fighting Hack and slash/Beat 'em up IndieThemes
Action
Languages: English and 2 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
SwitchRPG
By Evan BeeGet ready to slash through swaths of enemies in the definitive time-attack-character-action-role-playing-game.
VGChartz
By Evan NorrisYou'd think a game with superfluous storytelling, repetitive gameplay, and relatively shallow hack-and-slash mechanics would struggle to coalesce into something decent, but this anime action title manages to do just that.
Nindie Spotlight
By Justin NationOne of the genres that has been exciting to see get a resurgence in the indie era is the classic beat-em-up / brawler...
Cubed3
By André ErikssonCroixleur Sigma will offer players a fun experience for a short while. The content in here is overall good and entertaining while it lasts, offering a fun and entertaining arcade experience. But due to a lack of actual challenge or changing objectives throughout the game, it will barely last three hours in the eye of the average gamer. There are some entertaining modes for enthusiasts of the genre, but they will not save the game from the content drought, no matter how fun the actual content therein is. It is a title worth getting if you can accept that it will not last long. However, if you're looking for more bang for your buck, there are far better titles out there.
Gaming Nexus
By Matt MirkovichCroixleur Sigma seems to run out of steam right when you start to get the hang of the gameplay. The presentation is top notch, but there's not much below the surface.
