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It's really not. It mostly comes down to timing. Some were saying it's "Dark Souls" difficult. Not even close.
At least it's not Contra difficult
This game is difficult in a fun way. I have not stopped trying to complete every mission every single time I die. Every time I go back I feel the adrenaline in me from trying to complete the entire mission without dying. I won't begin to discuss boss battles. Glad to see a great unique game like this. Congratulations to studio MDHR and Team Xbox for bringing this game to Xbox.
Good, I'm glad its a challenge and is sticking to it. Too many games these days have your hand held, even with different difficulties. Sometimes it's nice to just have one set difficulty across the board.
I love this game. A lot of bosses are hard as hell but platform stages are the ones really giving me trouble since there so many stuffs to watch out for.