AI Limit - PS5 Review

A white-haired, pale woman with red eyes and wearing a black dress with various straps on it reaches towards the screen with her left hand. Her left hand comprises red crystal-like shards. Her right hand looks like her left but with white bone-like plates breaking off, and it’s holding a futuristic-looking sword. Just to the left of the woman reads the text AI Limit in black lettering. The background of the image is pure white with a very pale city outline.

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I haven’t played a soul-like game for a good while, but luckily one has popped up on my radar. And that is AI Limit. A game created by Sense Games and takes place in a post-apocalyptic world. I’m looking to face some tough bosses and build myself to be overpowered as well. You’ll be able to snag AI Limit on PlayStation when it launches on the March 27th. There will also be two editions available, one is the standard. The other is Deluxe and will net you a couple of in-game items, such as a sword and Mud Balls. Worried the game might not be for you, then luckily a demo is also out so you can try it before you buy.

Push past your limits and win!

Stood looking out to a ruined city, various stone pillars that curve are visible. Far in the distance is a enormous wall with a bridge just in view in the upper right corner of the image. Our character has candle scattered around nearby which all looked lit. — This is only the beginning,

Gameplay

At its core, AI Limit plays much like a soul-like. You have a bit of freedom to build Arisa, how you want. This is done through stats which are improved through currency collected by slaying enemies. This lets the player tailor her to better fit their play-style. I’ve mentioned before I prefer being the guy who prefers strength builds. As you progress, new gear and weapons will become available to you and will help better improve certain defensive stats. While