Silent Hope
SCORE: 66
I am extremely thankful I had the money to purchase a copy of Silent
Hope on the Nintendo Switch. I was able to afford the Day One Edition of
Silent Hope. It contained the video game with case, a ninety-six page
artbook, and the soundtrack CD. Honestly the video game is all that
interested me personally. I live streamed Silent Hope on our Rumble
channel. That live stream is being converted into videos for our other
video channels as I write this review.
Silent Hope is a hack and slash video game that is much friendlier than
say the Diablo franchise. We jump into the abyss with one of seven
characters and defeat monsters and collect resources. We then come back
to the town and we can craft weapons and items. The crafting takes time
unless you spend resources to have them finish faster. I found going on
another quest made sense.
Each of the characters in Silent Hope will level up. We can swap between
characters one time at certain crystals. Players need to get through ten
levels to be able to warp to the next section. I honestly got tired
before even reaching the tenth level. There are some false gods,
goddesses, violence, blood and bad language within Silent Hope. A lot of
that content was honestly not needed.
I will admit I am not into this kind of a video game. I heard it was a
hidden gem that many people missed. I get bored with hacking, slashing,
dodging, rinse and repeat. Some of the characters in Silent Hope are
ranged and others are up close. The different characters in Silent Hope
are Wanderer, Warrior, Rogue, Archer, Farmer, Fighter, and Caster. I had
a real laugh about the farmer. She actually plays decently though with
that pitchfork.
Players will level up, add skills and more in Silent Hope. There is a
lot of hold that button down for a few seconds in Silent Hope. Silent
Hope looks like it is a 32-bit video game to me. If you are willing to
put in the time for a lot of grinding then you might enjoy Silent Hope.
I found it to be dull and boring personally. Do not be offended if you
are into this game or this genre.
- Paul
Graphics: 65%
Sound: 65%
Replay/Extras: 75%
Gameplay: 60%
Family Friendly Factor: 65%
System: Nintendo Switch/PC
Publisher: XSeed Games
Developer: Marvelous
Rating: ‘E10+’ for Everyone TEN and OLDER ONLY {Fantasy Violence, Mild
Blood, Language}
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