HELLruler 最近的评测

I've enjoyed this game a lot (to the point of getting all achievements) and I do recommend playing it, but I'd like to offer a more sober review since I'm seeing a lot of people calling this GOTY

This game does a fantastic job mixing genres that usually aren't seen together. It has a decent meta progression to keep you hooked until the end, characters are very different from one another, there are many combinations and you rarely have two runs feel alike

On the other hand, I want to criticize its (lack of) replayability. Sure, there's increasing speed and difficulty, but at some point, the game feels very repetitive. I don't expect this game to be infinite, but it's weird that it fails to bring any novelty in New Game+ like Dead Cells or Hades do

In the end, the game is fine, there's a lot of fun to be had, but I believe most people will be done with it after 15-20 hours. I liked it a lot, but I'm leaving it with a feeling that it could've been so much more

More of the same if you played the first FATE game (as you should)

This one is not base FATE + some new stuff. It's a completely different game while keeping the core mechanics of the original

There are two cities now, each with its own dungeon. Some enemies are super annoying - lightning birds can hit you offscreen and the tiny crabs hit hard -, but they are shorter (most of the time)

Definitely a good chance to try a new build!

Since Steam doesn't have a "mixed" recommendation, I'll go with a thumbs down for this one

If you've played other roguelike shooters (Gunfire Reborn, Roboquest), this game is exactly that in a live service model - which is a good thing imo, I with Gunfire Reborn had more support and content

I also understand that the game is new, it could have had an "early access" tag to it and there are things to fix, but some decisions are baffling:

* Initially, you have two different maps, each with 10 difficulty levels, and you have separate matchmaking queues for each map-difficulty combination. If you thought that it would be impossible to get matched with other people, you were right!
* I still don't understand the purpose of 10 difficulties if modifiers are increased by a tiny bit between each. We could've had 4-5 difficulty levels with bigger increases between them instead
* Perk explanations are confusing. Increases to "weapon damage" or "skill damage" are straightforward, but "power" doesn't say a lot
* Menus are terrible! Especially the event ones, they look like PNGs instead of real buttons, there's zero feedback and you have no idea if there's something happening or not or where to interact with it
* Too many currencies is also an issue. Sure, I like it that you can earn BP coins and buy what you want instead of leveling till 100 to get the big reward, but you also have free coins, paid gems, one for costumes that I still have no idea how to earn

This game has a lot of potential, I'm hoping that it gets improved so I can come back to it!

This is a mixed review, but I'm giving it a thumbs up cause my opinion leans more towards positive

FATE definitely is a cult classic. It brings us to an era of simple games, with zero explanation of how things work and unbalanced gameplay (this one actually has some variety)

You will find a lot of random systems here: dungeons are randomly generated, the main boss will be in a random dungeon floor, shops offer you random items every time you reload/go back to town, fishing is absolutely random even if you time it correctly

It starts fine, but as you keep going through the dungeon, repetitiveness kicks in - there are 3 or 4 different dungeon tiles only, so you will be going through a loop of the same maps. Enemy variety exists up until a certain point, but most of them just hit you with basic attacks and cast a spell once in a while

Buffs and debuffs are very strong, which is always a positive point in my book (it feels miserable to invest into debuffing enemies and finding out that it doesn't work on most of them)

Another point of attention is that there's very little information about this game. There's a very good reason why people would pick another game (Diablo 2, for example) instead of this, so you will have to figure some things out yourself (this could be a pro or a con depending on what you are looking for)

Now if you should play this or not, that's a complex question. This game is not amazing, and at times it can feel like a slog, but there's some fun to be had. It usually goes for dirt cheap on sales, so keep it on your wishlist

Que jogão! O The Room 4 traz uma proposta mais parecida com os primeiros, só que em uma escala maior: diferentes áreas de uma mesma casa, com alguns quebra-cabeças interconectados

O preço fica na medida certa (e ele pega bons descontos também) e tem tradução para português

O único ponto fraco é não ter múltiplos finais e quebra-cabeças secretos como teve no 3. Do jeito que esse jogo funciona, daria pra fazer um super segredo que envolve todas as salas, seria muito bom!

Steam doesn't have a "Meh" vote, but I'll go with a thumbs up cause my impressions are mostly positive

Curse of the Moon is an interesting retro game, but it feels like some sort of prototype. Maybe I've been spoiled by modern games, but it would fit a NES library when development resources were limited and games had to be small. But for a 2018 game, it could've had different routes for each decision (hiring, killing or skipping allies) and Nightmare mode could've had its own campaign

Sure, this game is cheap and maybe that explains its small scope, but I'd have loved to play more of it

Truly impressive! The first two games were pretty good, but this one improved the formula with even more puzzles and endings! The hidden puzzles were a joy to explore, amazing game

Amazing mystery game, you will be glued to the screen until you finish it!

Simple and short game, it's definitely weird to play with the bump-to-attack system (also avoiding hitting enemies head-on)

It serves as a decent start to the Ys series, there is some amount of lore to introduce the world and many hidden details that you will need a guide if you want to 100% it (you won't be missing anything important though if you don't want to go for it)

It shows its age, but if you grab it on a discount, it's definitely worth playing!

Impressive game! This is definitely an evolution in game design from Atlus and I hope they keep it moving forward!

In summary, this game is like Persona, but with a mature story that doesn't fall flat in the end, a flexible class system that forces you to vary your strategy, and a lenient time limit that doesn't force you to read a guide and optimize your dialogue choices

Definitely a masterpiece that JRPG fans will love!