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Remi is a solo-developer action RPG where you play as the last Vanguard fighting mind-controlled enemies called the Plagued. Set in a bleak, war-torn world, the game leans into fast-paced combat, narrative-driven quests, and a minimalist art style. Developer Devichi crafted this passion project to blend beat ’em up mechanics with RPG progression, emphasizing tough boss fights and resource management. Released on PC in January 2026, it’s a single-player story about duty and survival. The game’s charm lies in its raw, unpolished ambition, think of it as a love letter to classic action RPGs, but with a modern twist on difficulty and pacing.
Combat in Remi feels tactile and punishing. You’ll slash through hordes of Plagued using a mix of melee and light magic, with each enemy type requiring specific strategies, some deflect projectiles, others swarm in packs. Upgrading your gear and mastering parry windows are key to surviving tougher chapters. The world is mostly linear, but side quests and hidden weapons encourage backtracking. Exploration is sparse; the focus stays on combat loops and story moments. Controls are responsive, but the lack of a pause menu during battles adds tension. Sessions often end with retries after a boss wipe, followed by tweaking builds. It’s grindy but satisfying, especially when you finally land that perfect counter.
PlayPile users rate Remi 8.7/10, with 82% of critic reviews praising its "unrelenting challenge" and "devotional craftsmanship." The 78% completion rate hints at its difficulty curve, many quit at the third act’s "Wall of Death" boss. Average playtime is 9.5 hours, though 32% of players log over 15. Community moods are split: 89% call it "Challenging," 73% "Atmospheric," but 41% also note "Technical Issues." One user wrote, "Feels like playing a prototype, loved the combat, hated the save system." The base price is $29.99, with 34 achievements averaging 12 hours to unlock. It’s a niche pick for fans of punishing action games.
Remi is a bold, flawed gem. It’s best for players who thrive on challenge and appreciate indie passion projects. At $30, it’s reasonably priced for 10, 15 hours of punishing combat and a poignant story. The 34 achievements add replay value, but be warned: crashes and clunky UI may test your patience. Skip if you hate permadeath or need polished systems. For those who enjoy hand-crafted difficulty and don’t mind rough edges, Remi’s relentless combat and heartfelt narrative make it a worthwhile grind.
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