Memepression 最近的评测

Slay the Spire is my all time favourite game, and Slay the Spire 2 has been a lot of fun and it definitely lives up to the original game. This game is worth every penny and more, even in early access (there is a surprisingly large amount of content already!)

Megacrit did an amazing job upping the fun factor in this sequel, with events, cards, art and music. The ancient rewards opposed to the boss relics from last game has been quite a bit more run warping and interesting.

The co-op has been incredible as well with all of the extra co-op cards, love the rock paper scissors thing when you pick relics.

Go fast, jam to music, dodge obstacles, repeat. I have started seeing real life hills and slopes and think "huh, this would be nice place to land a perfect" I have considered several times to pick up running irl, as I go get food from the grocery store between playing Haste and playing Haste, because I can't stop playing and thinking about this game.

Good game, even got a good pc so I can watch the heart beat in 160hz full hd

Lovely crisp great feeling combat, interesting puzzles and a nice story!

With its dungeons and feeling of the game reminds my of Legend of Zelda, it hits a lot of the nostalgia spots for me. But that's not all that this game offers, it's much more than that!

The combat is fluid, it feels very responsive. The different enemies and ways of countering them with your shield, or dodge keep it fresh and engaging. I love learning enemy patterns and going for those perfect guards! The biggest thing about the combat has to be the combat arts. They look and feel amazing to use! It is what elevates the combat for me to a new level.

The puzzles in the game are quite challanging, I never got too stuck on them, but I have quite some puzzle solving expirience so take that with a grain of salt. They test your understaning of the mechanics of the different elements and spatial awareness. There are tons of enviromental parkouring puzzles too. The game rewards exploration but does not gate progress behind it. However I find that the perspective of the game doesn't make it clear which platforms are on the same level as you a lot of times, which I found slighty frustrating.

The story is moving and thrilling once it gets going. It starts off pretty generic/simple in my opinion but it gets there. Lea without many words in her vocabulary still is a vibrant and charasmatic main character. Definitely not your Link type of character. Lea and her friends have great chemistry. On the topic of other characters, the other Avatars 'Player Characters' of CrossWorlds (the game that this game takes place in), feel alive and real. They are lots of fun! I love their little quips during gameplay outside of dialog!

You definitely have to give this game a shot! Explore the vast world of CrossWorlds and the characters of CrossCode!