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Coridden
It takes a monster to destroy a monster. In this Action RPG you are a shapeshifter, able to become the beasts you defeat. Venture out solo or in CO-OP, grow both your human and beast powers on a journey to uncover the dark secrets sealed away inside a legendary city and save what you hold dear.
Details
- Released
- January 29, 2025
- Developer
- Aftnareld
- Genres
- Action · Role-playing (RPG) · Hack and slash/Beat 'em up · Adventure · Indie
- Publisher
- Anshar Publishing
- Platforms
- PC
How it plays
Up to 4 players
Player pulse
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Coridden Reviews
Professional reviews from gaming critics
The ability to transform into unique, fully fleshed-out monsters with their own skill trees and abilities makes the gameplay of Coridden feel fresh and exciting. With up to four-player co-op, this ARPG is worth giving a try, either alone or with friends.
Despite some tech issues and not having the most memorable plot, Coridden’s gameplay is so much fun that I didn’t care. While flying solo in the game can be a bit tough at times, its still a blast and even better when you team up with a few friends. I hope to see more from Aftnareld in the future as they crafted a fun and unique adventure here.
Coridden is quite simply one of the coolest concepts I've played in absolutely ages, and as a big fan of co-op games, is immensely refreshing. I adore this game, and I really hope we get more from this from the team at Aftnareld to shows off more of what they can do, because their first attempt is a triumph of ingenuity.
Coridden introduces deep customization and fast and exciting combat through it's shapeshifting mechanics. Despite lack of polish in some areas, it also offers a fun experience for players looking to try a new ARPG.
Coridden tries to mix a few genres into one, trying to stand out in a crowded marketplace in terms of its contribution to the role-playing action genre.
Coridden, while lacking polish, also shines like a diamond with its wealth of ideas, theming, and creative setting. Almost better as a proof-of-concept, my intention isn’t to steer the developers away from success, but to highlight that the hard part’s been done: good game design. All that’s needed is some QA. For you, reader, you may enjoy seeing what’s being chewed on here, but don’t go in expecting a crisp experience.
Coridden is a fun game with an interesting premise, but playing solo just makes you feel like you’re missing the full experience.