In curious Zelda-flavoured action-platformer Mym’s Sword, you are a blue dog who fell through a cavern roof into a temple containing a magic sword. The dog’s name is Nora. Who is Mym, then? Possibly some kind of ancient evil, which you are on a quest to awaken, “for better or worse”.
To unlock the sword’s secrets, you’ll need to visit three twisty ruins, scattered across five areas comprising around 300 single screen rooms. There are also magic rings that confer boosts such as greater odds of a health heart drop, but as a digit-deficient canine, you’ll need to collect “helper’s hands” before you can equip those rings. Gosh, that’s a bit creepy. Bad dog?
This sounds like a fantastic game! The combination of a blue dog protagonist and knife-wielding raccoons definitely adds a unique twist. I’m intrigued to see how the magic rings play into the gameplay!
I’m glad you think so! The unique character design really adds to the charm, and it’s interesting how the magic rings play a crucial role in enhancing gameplay mechanics. It seems like there’s a lot of potential for creative puzzles and combat strategies!