Cyllyn 最近的评测

If you're here because you loved the first game, then you need to understand that this is not the same game with a new look. That doesn't mean that you won’t enjoy it - I love them both - you should just know what you’re getting into.

This game follows a more typical roguelike run approach with you selecting 4 heroes at the beginning and journeying in your stagecoach towards the mountain. You’ll follow a map with different paths and nodes - think Slay the Spire - featuring battles, encounters, treasure, etc. You control the stagecoach as you travel where you can hit debris on the roads to get additional loot or items. At the end of each map is an Inn, where you can resupply, level up and try to tilt the odds more in your favor, which is where relationships come in.

Relationships between your characters is a new mechanic that you’ll be able to manage at each inn by utilizing various Inn Items. Gaining a positive relationship between two characters will result in skill buffs, heals and extra damage during battle. However, ending up with a negative relationship and you’ll roll some debuffs for skills and other negative effects during battle.

Combat is an upgraded and improved version of what was in the first game. You’ll find amazing new character models with awesome animations. There’s a massive amount of variety in the way that each class works which is further customized through skills, trinkets and the different unlockable paths for each. Paths completely alter the way each hero works. For instance, you can use a Vestal as a back range healer or as a hard hitting tank in the front rank. I honestly think that this is where the game shines and it’s what will end up keeping the game interesting in the long run.

The TL:DR of it is this: If your favorite part of DD1 was the combat, then you’re in for a treat here. If you want the hamlet management, taking on a dungeon with quad-leper then you may be a bit disappointed.