Techno 最近的评测

The epitome of 'bang for your buck'.

This game could easily have been four times as expensive and it would still be worth it. Took me over 100 hours to 100% the game but I do think people could do it faster. This 'survivors' genre is getting crowded and hard to see true value when they often play and feel the same with similar ideas. However the variety is there to have it's own impact. The aesthetic of a mid-late 90's dungeon crawler/RTS works very well with the gameplay too and sets itself apart from other games that play similarly.

Each quest being it's own achievement kept me playing and wanting to return by showing the end goal(s) and makes progression feel more rewarding. Once you reach a certain point you can beat almost any run with a specific build, but there's still enough variety in the characters, equipment, abilities, artifacts and spec building etc that there's likely combos and builds you would never think to try but would be super fun. The quests do force you to try other ideas which was welcoming too.

The difficulty is spot on for me, but I do feel more skilled players would want a bit more of a challenge in places even with the artifacts adding debuffs, nerfs and negative modifiers.

Well worth the price-tag and I hope to play others like it!

For the price its amazing game to stream. If you're buying this just for changing your look in streams I'm unsure if it's necessary. Super fun game. Still has a couple of balancing flaws, but I believe the devs will change this as they are updating relatively often. The format clearly works, and could be easily expanded too. It brings a lot of people together, and it's fun to see what actions you take and how they effect the kingdom even in future reigns! Worth buying if you're a streamer as the price is a steal.

Somehow familiar yet fresh. It blew my mind in some sections. Don't watch any streams, or read any reviews. Just buy it, play it and get lost in it.

Fun action side-scroller. Beautiful animations and design, one of the prettiest indie games I've seen in a long time. Gameplay is solid and rewarding when you get used to combos and enemy attacks. Boss battles felt a little repetitive, but story was interesting with variety of memorable characters you meet along the way. Priced just about right, took around 10 hours to 100% but not too much in terms of replayability from what I can see.

Challenging but rewarding with an appealing look and plenty to unlock and discover. Worth every penny.

I bought this game for £1.74 in a random Steam Sale a few years ago. That means, at the time of writing this, I've spent £0.00125 an hour playing Awesomenauts (halp me!).

It has it's flaws, but I love it.

Pros:
- It's a 2D MOBA so the platforming adds an extra spin on the genre, giving you variations in characters with vertical movement, and a mix of map designs.
- Great mix of characters to play (27 as of the review, 8 of which are through DLC/Expansions)
- The art design is reminiscent of an 80's/90's Saturday morning cartoon and looks polished. The art team are gradually improving the early sprites animations, but some of the latest ones are incredible.
- Voice acting and music is awesome(nauts) with a good sense of humour that fits the idea of the game perfectly.
- The devs have updated the game with new features since launch (Custom Games, Replays, Spectator Mode), but this can take a painful amount of time to release.
- The Devs are active in all social media, forums and message boards, including dev streams and weekly dev updates on Twitch (even giving away rare skins and copies of the game to give to friends). So they are connected with their players.
- It's always no more than £6.99, which can give you the best value for money or £/hr if you like it.

Cons:
- Currently low playerbase. It's been gradually dwindling for the past year, but hopefully this will change if they can keep up with the content but much faster. This can also lead to strange matchups with players with various skills in different leaderboard positions facing each other (this is changing slightly with the new 3.3 update).
- No dedicated servers, so P2P online play, can make games frustrating against players in other countries the other side of the world. This was slightly improved with the new 3.3 matchmaking update, but is still present.
- Considering it's a 2D MOBA, there needs to be more maps (currently 5, but the latest one was the newest in 2 years). A way around this would be a custom level editor with Steam Workshop support.
- The devs try to tackle balancing the characters in the game all the time (even classic original heros), which I know can be tricky but is frustrating to keep on top of.







PS. I hate Ayla.

Awesome little platformer with a unique art style that is difficult enough to keep you coming back for more, but not impossible. It gets progressivly more satisfying to play with the use of unlockable moves and hard challenges you won't believe are actually possible. Controls are smooth as silk and there are even a few nods to other popular indie games throughout its comedy. I would recommend this to someone who loves old school platform games that would like a bit of a challenge.