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1 pessoa achou esta análise útil

Recomendado

23.8 hrs em registo

Publicada: 2 de Janeiro

This game is very very good. The music, the gameplay, even the stories was good. you don't have to be so good to in this game, the mechanism was easy to learn. This game is amazing, i wish i can play this game for the first time again

Scythe

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Recomendado

22.1 hrs em registo

Publicada: 1 de Janeiro

Bosses hit the spot where they aren't too hard or to easy, making beating them a pretty satisfying challenge to overcome.
The music, game design and graphics are really good too!

It's nice that the title screen changes a bit depending on your progress, this only works with save number 1 though, so keep that in mind if stuff like that is important to you.

There's no minimap but the map layouts are generally easy to remember but maybe that's just cause of the backtracking so it's not much of a problem.

Lots of little secrets to find, great game

Kelp

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Não recomendado

8.7 hrs em registo

Publicada: 1 de Janeiro

D+. Walked away with a negative impression with few very positive to justify my experience.

Pros:

Soundtrack and sound: Doesn't feature an extensive sound library but I actually enjoyed what is available, within the setting of the game. Has a nice, almost classical soundtrack to accompany the black and white landscape relying on intense melodies (mostly piano) to accentuate gameplay beats. Sound effects are similarly bare but it works with nice impact to the hits and movement.
Writing: The plot is fairly limited but I actually find it enjoyable since this feels reminiscent of older Zelda games. Gives you just enough to get started, while adequately balancing world/lore building with more expository plot. The pace at which new events and information is uncovered felt about right and I was pretty satisfied with the way the game concluded. Dialogue is whimsical enough to carry most of the conversations.

Mixed:

Level design: Mixed in the sense that there are some good and bad decisions here. The good aspect is that the levels do a good job of using verticality to flesh out the world. In addition to the generous unlockable shortcuts available it gives the level a feeling of realness to it that other top down games often lack. Subjectively though I felt like they did too good of a job, as retracing steps became frustrating due to the open endness of the level design after the shortcuts open everything up. Would possibly have been alleviated with a map system which is unfortunately absent. The downsides to the level design have to do with the gameplay aspects of it. As you are playing through the game most areas are linear, boring sections to navigate. Typically some enemies in a room that are easily avoidable and areas with no distinct features. There are some light puzzle sections available but they are some the simplest I've seen in recent memory, so simple that I wish they were removed because they slow gameplay while contributing absolutely nothing. The areas are also a tad too big given how slow movement is, which I'll touch on later.
UI/UX: Keeping it short the features here are mostly adequate if bare, though I'm sure this is a deliberate decision given the game feel.

Cons:

Gameplay: Objectively I could see an argument made for this game but for me the game fails at nearly every turn. Going to forego a comprehensive look at the system and list my gripes instead:
- The game's primary use of currency is through upgrades that enhance various aspects of speed and power. In many games this type of progression system would feel rewarding for the player. Instead the game's initial core gameplay feels kneecapped instead. Primarily in the movement that starts off with abysmally slow walking speed and high animation lock. Damage doesn't feel great at first either and enemies can feel like damage sponges which wouldn't be an issue if most enemies didn't have a laughably boring moveset. What results is that you start the game as a severely underpowered character where you have to make progression choices between moving sluggishly or having flimsy hits. It doesn't help that most enemies in the game will give you 1 or 2 currency when upgrades are mades in the hundreds, and later thousands. By the end of the game (not true ending), I was just shy of 3/4 of the way through upgrades, having exhausted most of the discoverable currency caches that help speed progression.
- On that same topic, movement feels too slow for a game that relies so heavily on backtracking. And not just a little, but the entire game feels designed in a way to maximize gametime for arbitrary stats. It felt like I was consistently retreading ground for no reason other than to unlock shortcuts that, while satisfying to unlock, are ultimately rarely useful. Compounded with the dungeon gameplay aspects it makes it feel extremely tedious just to walk around (and no new movement is unlocked at any point).
- Enemies attack patterns are range between either easily dodgeable and reactable, to nearly borderline instantaneous. But either way it didn't matter due to the lack of player control due to slow movement. Essentially, instead of being able to have an offensive based mindset I felt it necessary to just memorize the single basic enemy attack pattern, then preemptively dodge to avoid an attack I may or may not have been able to react to but can't either way if I lead with an attack. The end result is usually just dodge then slash in a circle around an enemy until they die (or for the easier enemies just spamming attack would often do the trick). This sounds like the gameplay loop for most games, but in this case it feels like I'm playing solitaire- the same dodge attack pattern would work on most enemies and I could probably close my eyes and kill enemies because they never change up their attacks or behavior. Outside of bosses this results in really unengaging gameplay with the enemies of the world.
- I'll tack it on here, but again the simplistic level gameplay setup leaves a lot to be desired and I often ended up just ignoring nearly every mob in a new area and just keep walking until I hit a mandated enemy encounter.
- Lack of any meaningful gameplay changes on a strength build: You get up to 3 different ranged attacks as the game progresses but since you're not leveling into "magic" (which encompasses all three) then they're basically useless in real combat. You don't even get a charm/relic like system here where you could diversify the experience. Old school zelda games aren't known for incredibly diverse gameplay options but the difference is that in those game it rarely felt like your avatar was severely underdeveloped as they are here, and I swear enemy AI from Zelda games is more interesting.
Artstyle:The general textures of the game feel polished, but I feel like the game lacks a distinctive identity. The game has a simple color palette as an intentional choice but the game with have benefited more from having more color. Given the setting I'm sure this is the case but it doesn't diminish the lack of joy playing through areas. Levels, while structurally well designed, visually lack contrast within itself causing areas to essentially blend together which makes backtracking worse. Outside of bosses and side characters enemy designs felt very lacking as well, with a number of enemy types retaining the same form changing only some colors here and there.

GameAddict

362 produtos na conta

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Recomendado

20.2 hrs em registo

Publicada: 29 de Dezembro de 2024

bom jogo

Filipe

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Recomendado

36.1 hrs em registo

Publicada: 29 de Dezembro de 2024

Solid and well crafted experience with great gameplay, lovely visuals, interesting story and characters, challenging fights and engaging post-game mysteries to solve. Highly recommended.

DonQuixote

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Recomendado

4.7 hrs em registo

Publicada: 4 de Janeiro

quit looking at steam reviews and just try it

icewizard602

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Recomendado

21.1 hrs em registo

Publicada: 3 de Janeiro

Beautiful gameplay and great world building. Brings back your love for gaming.

arkoshy

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Recomendado

17.9 hrs em registo

Publicada: 3 de Janeiro

very gut

Berit

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Recomendado

12.7 hrs em registo

Publicada: 3 de Janeiro

A really cute simple action game with some light puzzles.
The story is unique, though a bit generic. There is a lot of philosophy about death thrown in as one-liners from the NPC interactions; I find it to be interesting.
The graphics are stylized but look really nice and the animations are well done.
It's a live combat system with a dodge roll mechanic. Dying is not a huge issue as you will simply spawn back at the nearest portal. No item or soul loss.
There are collectibles hidden throughout the game and the achievement list seems fairly easy save for the umbrella one.
Overall, really fun and cute. I'm enjoying it