Voidling Bound Review (PC)

Right upon starting Voidling Bound, I’ve been very excited about the idea of a creature collector, third person game with elements from Pokemon, Skylanders and so on. However, even if it does borrow some elements from those games, Voidling Bound also manages to stand on its own, while delivering an intense and rather impressive gameplay mechanic.

In the game, the idea is that our planet and the entire universe are in peril, so we need to find new resources and thus we have to identify new worlds. That’s why humans are venturing out into space and the focus is on finding hew locations. But as we do that, we are finding all kinds of species. And in the meantime, humans have created tech to link the human brain to evolving creatures. That’s where Voidling Bound comes in, and it delivers a rather impressive and intense experience, but also something you rarely get to see in this type of game.

 When you take control of a creature, you can easily jump, run, dash and do a...