Isemono (2026)
About the story
Two young people are unexpectedly transported to another world with no explanation or predetermined destiny. As they adapt to their new lives, they study magic, swordsmanship, and alchemy while forming friendships and contracts with powerful companions. Their journey leads them through dangerous dungeons, encounters with ancient guardians, and discoveries that uncover the world's hidden secrets, marking the beginning of a much greater adventure.
Platforms
PCGenres
Adventure Indie Visual NovelThemes
Fantasy
Languages: English
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Critic Reviews
Gaming Professors
By Pavol KuncaIsonzo is an atmospheric FPS set during World War I. The game strives to be as authentic as possible and to depict the Italian front in its near-real form. Historical locations, weapons, and skins, combined with the right sound design, will quickly draw you into the grim world of war. The game mechanics and physics work flawlessly. A major downside is the poorly designed onboarding for newcomers, who are greeted with a lousy tutorial and a lot of deaths, forcing them to struggle for a long time and learn from their own mistakes before they can make progress and understand how the game works. In single-player, the AI spoils the experience. Isonzo is, in any case, a great shooter that I recommend to all fans of historical games.
