Video Chums

6th May 2018
City Of Brass

Categories: Review: Software
Author: Alex Legard
Publisher: Uppercut Games Pty
Machine: PlayStation 4 (US Version)

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Alex Legard

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Scores

PlayStation 4 Version
Overall80%

Summary

City Of Brass isn't a deep or complicated game but it is a rewarding one. From your first run to your hundredth, you're given the same tools and the only thing standing in the way of success is your own abilities. To make it far, you have to learn how to defeat enemies without taking damage.

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