Hack & Slash Game ENENRA Improves Its Draw-to-Attack Feature

The development of the hack and slash ENENRA: DΔEMON CORE, led by Zahid Jeelani, progresses with adjustments to its key mechanics. One of the most recent is the refinement of the Overlock skill, which allows the player to draw a path on screen for the character to execute it with a succession of fast attacks. The studio has published a preview of these changes.

Game preview ENENRA: the player draws a bright line on the screen and the character traverses it at high speed, unleashing a burst of slashes and kinetic attacks against enemies.

Balance adjustments and DualSense touchpad support ⚙️

The Overlock update includes modifications to its game balance to adjust its impact in combat. Visual tweaks have also been implemented to clarify the action. The system will allow configuring its sensitivity. Jeelani confirmed that the feature will take advantage of the DualSense controller's touchpad on PlayStation, offering direct control to draw attack trajectories.

Your finger, now a brush of destruction 🖌️

With this mechanic, the game solves the dilemma of how to attack with style without pressing buttons. You just need to slide a finger with the elegance of a calligrapher, but instead of poetry, you produce a choreography of slashes. It's an advancement for those who thought their talent for doodling on a tablet had no practical application in the real world.