Publisher: Nokia, Technobubble Entertainment
Released: 2004
Barakel: The Fallen Angel is a hack and slash game that was only released in Portugal and Spain.
+ Does a very good job of signposting you to your next objective, both with in-game arrows and via menu reminders.
- Has severe glitches, including a consistent game-breaking crash shortly after the third boss due to a memory overflow issue.
- Saving your game costs too much currency and the risk of losing tons of progress makes farming a boringly stressful necessity.
- Despite enemies typically swarming in groups, your attacks can only hit one at a time, leaving the other foe to freely drain your life bar.
- Limited field-of-view can make it hard to see the exact location of NPCs, as well as the placement of switches in dungeon areas.
- Features an egregious amount of typos from the outset, which does ruin the immersion and gives the game an unpolished feel.
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