As we were sent our review copy of Shiness: The Lightning Kingdom a bit late, we haven't been able to play more than 6 hours and 30 minutes. We have no final verdict for you guys but we still want to share our thoughts on our experience so far. To illustrate our short paragraph, we also have a bunch of new videos.

Shiness: The Lightning Kingdom will finally be released next week, but we have already been able to play the game for 5 hours on PC. It is too soon to tell you what we think (and we're under embargo), but you can see the first 30 minutes of the adventure for yourself and tell us what you think. It is no surprise as we saw the game on several occasions in the past, but Shiness is no technical marvel. Still, its colorful world is pleasant to explore and the game runs smoothly in 4K (our videos were captured in 1080p but the game was running in 4K). Our main grudge with the visuals is the huge difference between the character design in the comic book cutscenes and the 3D models themselves.

Focus home Interactive has announced that action-RPG Shiness: The Lightning Kingdom from Enigami will be available on April 18. Get a new glimpse at the game's world with th music trailer inside.

Here's an overview trailer of Shiness: The Lightning Kingdom, the action-RPG from Focus and Enigami, that shows the game's world and the gameplay mechanics.

One more game from the Made in France booth with Shiness, the Japanese inspired action-RPG published by Focus Home Interactive and developed by Enigami. After being delayed several times, the game should be available before the end of this year.

When we saw Shiness at the Focus Days event back in February, the developers were planning a summer release, but they obviously decided to polish it a few more weeks as it won't be available before the end of this year. Inside, you will find the Gamescom trailer of the game.

Focus INteractive and French developer Enigami just release a first gameplay video of Shiness, an Action RPG inspired by several Japanese games of yore. Step inside if you want to see what it looks like.

RPG from indie studio Enigami reveals a bit more through this Gamescom trailer. Shiness was partly funded via Kickstarter before publisher FOcus Home interactive jumped on board to release the game next year.