The First Berserker Khazan Review: 26 Ratings, Pros and Cons

Combat is awesome
Looks and sounds great
Really, really challenging but satisfying

With a dynamic and gratifying combat system that rewards timing, skill, and strategy, the game makes fights interesting and enjoyable.
The rich, immersive universe created by the thorough mythology and unusual location attracts players to its story and surroundings.
Twists and emotional scenes that deepen the experience complement the primary story and character development to keep you interested.
Berserker Khazan provides a difficult but fair difficulty curve that will keep you on your toes for those who like hard challenges.
The game creates a visually amazing world with high-quality visuals and attention to detail in environmental art and character design.

Combat feels fantastic
Cool visual aesthetic
A few smart, new mechanics
Great boss battles

Great intermediate sequences staged
Hand-to-hand combat system
Many customization options
Intense boss battles

Cel-Shaded Prettiness
Fantastic Music
Numerous fleshed out systems
Frenetic Combat

Subtitled in Brazilian Portuguese
The cel-shading graphics are beautiful.
Stimulating gameplay in the right measure

Exceptional chefs, incredibly diverse and truly inspiring.
Excellent combat system
Excellent design of the cards and significant durability

Well-polished and optimized experience on consoles
Excellent exploration of the world and mythology
Many construction and progression options
Brutal, versatile and completely adaptive combat
Excellent fight against the main bosses
Beautiful visuals in cel shading, especially the cards
Campaign of over 50 hours
Excellent integration with the features of the DualSense

Solid gameplay with awesome bosses and combat that really packs a punch
Stylish visuals and impactful audio
Lots of extras to sink your teeth into

Great quality of life features
Beautiful visuals
Combat that builds on itself well

Excellent presentation values
Responsive combat that's stylish yet grounded with decent enemy variety and well-designed bosses
Adequate level design backed by good pacing
Strong voice acting, especially for Khazan

Easy mode...
The facets are introduced piece by piece and can be consulted.
Very precise control
Duration of more than 20 hours
Fun Souls-like battles with nods to Sekiro
The skills tree and equipment allow for specialization.
Each attempt at defeating a boss brings you closer to a higher level.
18 Bosses
Impressive models in anime style
Smooth performance in 4K/60 on a computer with RTX 3070.
Ben Starr speaks in the English dubbing of the protagonist.
Appropriate epic music
Juicy sounds

Excellent skill progression
Focusing on stamina adds a strategic layer to every battle
Exciting take on Soulslike boss fights

Successful artistic direction
Solid gameplay foundations
Some ideas for him to defend

Stylish cel-shading
challenging bosses
raw and uncomplicated action

Pretty visuals
Great sound design
Fantastic boss fights
Wonderful quality of life features

Thrilling combat sensations
Plentiful defensive options
Diversified arsenal and well-constructed skill trees
Epic boss battles, with clear patterns
Pleasant artistic direction

Beautiful art style
Balanced combat
Strong progression system
Great level design

Varied and powerful combat system
Many possible construction modifications
Fat presentation of the bosses
Reassignment of skills possible at any time.
Many options to adjust the difficulty
An interesting story overall, especially for the genre.