Fast-paced combat: The corrupted will not pull any punches you must use everything at your disposal in order to stop their influence, use your main weapon your magical staff to attack, know when to use your defensive spells, and use your special allies “the rot” effectively.You must destroy the corruption at the heart of the forest to truly free them. The other spirits that were trapped inside the forest unable to move on having over the years have grown feral and vicious they will try and stop you at every turn.
Scattered throughout the forest are friendly spirits called “the Rot” they represent decay and the circle of life, although timid and weak on their own together and with your guidance they will be able to help you destroy the growing corruption in the forest.
You must solve the mysteries of this place and free the spirits that are trapped inside. I just turn off my PS5's HDR whenever I play it, and turn up the brightness while in the game, but if you like the fake HDR, more power to you.Immerse yourself in a beautiful world full of wonder and magic in, Kena: Bridge of Spirits a story-driven action-adventure game set in a world where spirits are very much real, follow a wandering young spirit guide named Kena on her quest to find a sacred shrine on top of a mountain, she encounters a small abandoned village inside a foul corrupted forest where wandering spirits are trapped. I Just thought I'd mention that in case you notice that the picture looks crappy or whatever. I looked it up, because I originally played this on PS4 and it didn't have HDR, so I was thinking maybe they added it for PS5, but it turns out it just supports it while also not supporting it. I have my PS5 set to only do HDR when it's supported, instead of always on, because forcing games into HDR that don't actually have HDR almost always washes out the picture. It's the only game I've ever encountered that supports HDR, while not actually being in HDR. On a side note, the game has a very weird feature where it triggers the HDR on your PS5, but the game isn't actually natively rendered in HDR.
You can also change the difficulty at any point. If you put it on easy, the game is a breeze. It's not some crazy hard game, at least not on medium, but it definitely makes you learn the combat system, as opposed to just letting you button mash, and it generally forces you to take advantage of enemy weak points. It's also no joke when you play it on even medium difficulty.
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