Raji An Ancient Epic - Playthrough Part 3 (Ending)

After a frustrating stealth section (and a rather long one at that) Raji eventually got the chakram - a projectile weapon, that's rather overpowered and deals massive damage. Then she is reunited with her brother and had to face the evil mystic Mahabalasura. Upon defeating him in a awesome boss battle, things go south. His clones were a distraction and he accomplishes his goal of opening the gate to the Devas, essentially giving you a bad ending.

After a promising start the game quickly went downhill. The visuals and audio are decent. The combat had so much potential, but each new weapon you acquire is the best one, so there's little point in mixing them up unless you need the bow to reach a far away enemy. The multiple elemental powers are a nice idea, but they are completely interchangeable. There could be many fun puzzles somehow using those, but the game never goes beyond the complete the picture/statue ones. The story has an interesting premise, but it's all over the place. You don't really get to learn much about Raji and Golu even if some things are implied. I like learning about different Hindu myths, but just talking about them and not incorporating them in the game somehow makes them feel out of place. Then there's the 5 hours length of the game, which also contributes to the feeling of wasted potential. This is doubly a problem with the bad ending you get at the end, unless they are sequel baiting, which is an even bigger slap in the face.I can't recommend this game. Avoid it and wait for a deep sale.