WTMG’s Leo Faria: “I won’t say that there aren’t some impressive features in Echoes of the End, namely the impressive visuals and the occasionally smart puzzle, but not a single thing in it felt original. It’s a clear case of a smaller team wanting to create an experience akin to a AAA title, but including all of the clichés and annoying technical trickeries that used to infest big-budgeted titles from the PS4 era. Nothing about it felt egregious, no game-breaking bugs were detected, and you can clearly see that Mirkur Games is a talented bunch of individuals, but the last thing I want to see from a small team is for them to create the same watered down AAA experiences bigger studios come up with in order to satisfy their investors. Give me something unique, something more creative.”
