There's also a nice surprise in store for fans of Abzu that left me pondering how the games are related. It has a clear message, and it explores the meaningful bond between an a hunter and an eagle as they seek to restore light to a world obscured by the Godslayer, a mysterious figure who seeks to remake the world.
The story was great, although it was definitely the weakest part of the game for me. Coupled with incredible music from Austin Wintory, the boss fights make for memorable experiences that make the whole game worthwhile. They're visibly striking while not being unreasonably challenging, and each fight is built up so well. Each boss fight is unique, and the flashy art style and smooth movement make for such an incredible experience. The boss fights are definitely the highlight of this game, and they deserve a section all to themselves in this review. In addition, the gliding mechanic coupled with lots of high vantage points allows the player to explore to the fullest sense. The lack of a map encourages the player to actively explore and chart their own path. In addition, the exploration is extremely well designed. The gameplay is polished to perfection, and the mere act of traveling around the map is incredibly fun. The Pathless is a much more gamelike game than Abzu, while still retaining that amazing atmosphere and magic. The Pathless is a much more gamelike game than Abzu, while still retaining that amazing atmosphere Giant Squid has outdone themselves again. Giant Squid has outdone themselves again.
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