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JRPG style Roleplaying done with a very western comic book flair, and done very well.

I was amazed that this game could carry over the comic book aesthetic of it's source material into a video game so well. While I admittedly knew nothing of the comics before playing, this game made me want to go out and read them and learn more about the vibrant characters and world that the game is set in. Further, while no knowledge is needed from the comics to enjoy the game, I'm told that the two are set at different times so there's also no need to worry about spoilers, which is nice.

The gameplay is smooth and the combats are handled well, with only a few hiccups when it comes to the power curve in the game. One of the truly interesting things is how the characters and their powers play off each other. What one person might consider 'the best group' may be someone elses worst. Or may not even be good in certain situations. It encourages exploration of the roles. Unfortunately this brings to light the biggest flaw in the game. Each character earns exp individually and independantly. Don't use a guy for a dungeon or two? Have fun grinding to get his exp up to everyone else's level. Trust me, this also offsets the other problem in the game. One or two levels makes a huge difference. Especially as the gear is often 'teired' every 3 levels or so. Going into a dungeon where you're a level below, and your gear is maybe 4-6 levels below is just not going to work out very well for you. But this can be fixed with grinding and is really the only major downside to the game in my opinion. The music is top notch as are the sound effects and the voice acting. Overall, as a fan of RPG games I highly reccomend this one.

Pros:
- beautiful game on every level
- solid game play and combat
- interesting characters / story
- deep game play through
- interesting crafting system that feels optional but powerful
- lots of little secrets to increase replayability of dungeons


Cons:
- Party doesn't share EXP, leading to VAST gulfs in experience levels
- Can be very grindy to get characters to the required power for next dungeon
- Resources (gold, crafting, loot, etc) feels very sparse, which again can lead to grindyness


I highly suggest this game is worth your money if you like RPGs and don't mind a bit of a grind at times through already cleared content. You won't regret it.

Another amazing game from dutch company Gamious games. In 2016 they released Turmoil, which was one of favorite games to play that year. This year, we get Lines. A deceptively simple looking puzzle game that merges simple mechanics with beautiful minimalistic style and a deep strategy gameplay. With music and sounds that match the aesthetic Lines is almost a work of art, not a video game.

But to make it even more appealing, it's got built in twitch chat integration. Streamers like myself can play the game along with their chat, putting the fate of each level into the hands of their chat. I've already spent dozens of hours 'playing' the game as a twitch viewer, and am looking forward to spending dozens more playing this solo and live on my twitch stream with viewers. https://www.twitch.tv/dosrev

For the price, if you like puzzle games, I would highly recommend this one!

Pretty decent little game.

Do you like RPGs? Do you like zombie apocolypse survival games? Then you'll like this. It's tough, brutally tough in fact. Some of the dialogue is misspelled, and some of the mechanics and random events feel unfair. But overall it's well balanced and strikes the right tone of constantly scraping by to survive.

I knew this game was decent the first time I chose to pre-emptively attack survivors instead of leaving them be. Then as a reward I got a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ club. I immediately felt regret. Any game that can actually make you feel something like that is well done.

Overall I'd give the game a solid 6 out of 10. It's not really anything that amazing and there are a few flaws. But what is there really fits the genre and play style. Again if you want an RPG that's zombie themed, it's worth the few bucks to buy it.

Took me about 15 hours to "beat" the game on my first play through. I consider that a good value of my time for money spent. I really liked how each 'class' actually played and felt signifigantly different from each other because of my choices through each play through. It's not a perfect game, some of the fame rank up rewards are very weak in my opinion, and you won't know that until you choose them and play with them. With a limit of one respec per game ever, this makes your choices very lasting. Furthermore I was very dissapointed to find that I couldn't turn off "Legendary" mode after I beat the game the first time. Being forced into a harder mode of play through just isn't something fun for me. Give me the option when I roll a new character if I want the more casual experience or if I want to push through legendary. Since I primarly play this game while watching things on TV or the internet, I like the slower pace, and feeling forced into legendary with no toggle is a real bummer. Overall it's a fun roguelike and I think it's absolutely worth the money, but one or two things would make it a lot better.

Pros:
- great value for the price
- fun casual game
- distinct differences between the classes.
- easy to learn, but complex to master

Cons:
- only ONE respec per game
- some level up rewards are underwhelming
- FORCED hard mode after first win, no toggle


EDIT - Nerdook the developer was kind enough to leave this comment:

İlk olarak nerdook tarafından gönderildi:

You can actually just click "Accept" when creating a character to make it start in Normal mode. But in either case! I will be updating the game to make it more obvious by naming it "Normal Mode" instead. Good point!

Yes with a caveat;

Understand that this game is in early access and it feels like it. I think when this game is done it could be great, but in it's current state it's a bit frustrating. The lack of a 'fast forward' option really is a glaring omission. I look forwards to what this game will be when it's done.

But if you're unsure about early access, I'd say wait.

A fun little game with simple graphics that actually hides a solid dungeon crawling beat em up. Roguelike so death isn't the end, but just a restart where you can increase your powers, I spent almost two hours playing it on my first playthrough and have quite enjoyed it. For the price, it's pretty much exactly what it says on the box, and is worth the price of admission.

How the hell in CURRENT YEAR does any game justify region locking it's players? I bought this game specifically to buy with friends of mine who live in different parts of the world. This game could be the greatest RTS ever and I won't know. Because a region lock means a quick refund request from me.

Garbage. Pure garbage.

Previous installments let the user feel like he was batman. This one makes you feel like you're constantly fighting with your UI and constantly reminding you that you're just a frustrated user with a mouse and keyboard trying to kludge batman, or more often, the batmobile, through a series of innane tasks or driving scenarios.

Skip this, just replay Batman Arkham Asylum or City again.

This game would be great, but then they added twitch interaction, and now it's unbelievably amazing. 10/10 would buy and threaten my friend's lives again.

Honestly, someone else wrote the perfect review for the game right here:

http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/id/kryskiller666/recommended/307670/

But to just TLDR it:
It's a good game, but I'd wait for a sale. Even at $20 it's debatable if this is really worth it. What it does right, it does right. Nice narration, good feel, solid combat, but there's a few flaws. No saving, no 'overwatch', etc. It's an enjoyable ride, and I'm glad I bought it on sale. If you like xcom and the old west, pick it up. If you're hesitant on either of those, maybe hold off.