You'll find yourself steering left and right as you perpetually propel through hazard-filled tracks, tapping a button whenever a prompt appears, aiming a reticle to shoot airborne enemies, flying through sections as if you're playing Space Harrier, and mashing buttons as fast as you can. This may sound vague but it's the best way to describe its gameplay. You play Sayonara Wild Hearts by reacting to whatever's displayed onscreen. Well, it doesn't matter anyway because the game is so mind-blowing. Anyway, the story follows a young woman who's transported to an alternative reality where she becomes The Fool and must battle other Tarot symbols (The Moon, The Hermit, The Lovers, The Devil, and Death) in order to restore harmony to the universe. As soon as the opening scenes commenced, Sayonara Wild Hearts completely captivated me and I found it extremely hard to put down until I completed every single stage which admittedly doesn't take very long. I tried avoiding reading any information or watching any videos of it so I could experience it with a fresh perspective and I'm glad that I made that decision. Thankfully, I finally have an excuse to review it considering it just released for Xbox One. Last year, Sayonara Wild Hearts released for PlayStation 4 and Switch but for some reason, I never got around to playing it.
play Sayonara Wild Hearts below so you can judge accordingly. │ Just like in nearly all our reviews, you can watch A.J. Sometimes, an indie game releases that blows gamers away so with that in mind, here's the super-stylish Sayonara Wild Hearts.
Sayonara Wild Hearts is also available for PS4 and Nintendo Switch
Maciejewski playing an Xbox One on February 29, 2020
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