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• gamedeal user

  May 5, 2019

  Okay so i have played 59 minutes and i think i can fairly say the game is interesting and fun but i expected more if i am honest. the combat is okay at times but also repetitive. I would like to see a evasive manoeuvre like Roll or Barge The fact you can only attack 4 directions is bad i hate that in a Hack n Slash there has been no sign of a shop to sell items or any reason to hold on to items (basically seems very pointless to carry things) i dont know if i see this game progressing it will be fun for a few hours / days but then will get a bit repetative and well just grinding to raise levels i guess. Suggestions: 1. A shop and currency system to buy and sell items you find in the world 2. More combat features like Roll / Barge maybe bombs and other gadgets 3. 8 directional Movement and Attacking "Very Important" 4. Another feature i would like to see is maybe Some sort of Haven in the world where players can meet up and hang kind of like a non hostile environment like a Adventurers hideout camp - Maybe a place to sell and share rare items or required items etc. 5. Another thing that would also blow this game up is a crafting system where in the world you can collect resources to make your own unique and rare items and have it based on a random roll system where you can also install runes and other tier resources to make an ultimate weapon! But obviously the higher the weapon the higher the player level requirement.
• gamedeal user

  May 10, 2019

  If there was an option for 'Good game, bad features' then I would've picked that one over not recommended. Sadly, no such option exists. It pains me to pick it, but I simply cannot recommend this game until they make the Multiplayer aspect of it 100% optional as a toggle in the game itself, regardless of whether you're Online, Offline or somewhere in between. I don't want to have to keep setting myself in offline mode, forgoing achievements as and when I should earn them, simply because I don't want random people to just hop into my game without any consent on my part. Other online games offer a Lobby function or matchmaking function which allows the player to choose whether they wish for randoms to play with them or if they just want friend groups. This game offers no such thing aside from force-setting Offline Mode on Steam. At its core, the game is an enjoyable play experience to just drop in and out of. The controls are a little clunky in places and there are still several bugs that need ironing out (mentioned by other reviewers) as well as a proper functioning tutorial that doesn't just explain certain game mechanics in as brief detail as possible. There's no way to tell, outside of picking them up, if gear drops are an upgrade or downgrade to your set, unlike in Bit Dungeon II, so it forces you to pick them up, check them in inventory and then promptly drop them again if they're not good. Overall, this game looks like it could be great but it is sadly marred by being executed poorly. Once Multiplayer becomes totally optional (and no, I don't mean "Play in Offline Mode if you don't want Online stuff") and the game's polished up a little more, I'll likely come back to it and will change my review as well.
• gamedeal user

  May 27, 2019

  [h1]Liked[/h1] The addition of a horse was nice. [h1]Disliked[/h1] The map is a confusing mess, where is the dungeon... wait did I go to this one already?? One dungeon is completely glitched, spawning the pc on the outside of the walls. Bosses are poorly animated and had hit box issues. Some of the bosses are so poorly done their attacks never hit making them less threatening then a normal mob. One boss was extra special and just spammed the same worthless attack repeatedly in the wrong direction. To be fair at least one boss tried to perform attacks that made sense... but somehow his attacks missed despite direct hits. [h1]Verdict[/h1] Unfinished, buggy mess. That brings shame to its predecessor.
• gamedeal user

  May 30, 2019

  I will start off by saying that there are thinks I like and things I hate about the game. That said, I totally recommend this game. Likied: -Slower progression of levels - I hate when this is fast tracked. It feels like no accomplishments. This is not too slow but just slow enough to make gains feel like an actual achievement -Weapon choices - You dont need 100 different types of weapons to make a good hack and slash dungeon crawler. This just has a couple types. Each type has lots of variety to it. -The change to the controls was nice. -the game is deceptive in that you think its a simple hack and slash that you can mindlessly pummel your way through but the bosses do require a bit of strategy -as you beat bosses, outside enemies get stronger making you never feel too OP... just kinda OP. As fun as it is to feel like a god, smiting everything before you by blinking, the fun doesnt last long. This has a nice balance. -The game is fun. -I can play for 15 minutes, go do things I need to do and come back later without much effort to ensure i dont lose any progress Cons and wants: -Things need more explaining... like the archon souls. I spent so long holding onto them and not knowing why I was. Things like stats could use a bit more explaining as to what they do exactly. Like STR... is there a % increase in damage given what you have? If so, show that. Same for HP and all that. -Needs something to let you know you completed a dungeon from the outside. Like a light or something. -Has some bugs like mouse support just stopping inside the inventory sometimes randomly or when enemies are near. Seems random half the time. -Really would like ability to have the full view of the map (maybe showing what dungeons are done with that) -PVP needs more explanation -Be nice to have "compare" ability. Like on the fly... +3 str, -10 chop, etc.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 2, 2019

  If you want an enjoyable experience with a bit Dungeon game, play 2. This one has basically no information on itself and it's just objectively annoying to play in. Had a lot more fun with the 2nd game than this one.