Ulasan

• gamedeal user

  Oct 24, 2021

  This game isn't finished or doesn't feel finished. While my homie and I had fun and finished the game. There's a lot that this game leaves out and need to fix. I checked their discord and thy're on top of the issues. But when a game is FULLY RELEASED and not in early access, it is prone to this type of criticism. 1) Way to many bugs, memory leaks , and networking issues. 2) The class system needs balancing and is honestly unnecessary and lack luster when you have upgrade trees. (This is significant if you want to do more damage or survive longer.) 2.a) There needs to be "twin stick aiming" for "Tools". Your character aims where ever they want to meaning you'll run out of resources before you hit your target. 3) Outside of the stores you need, there is no real utility for extra houses cause you do not benefit from them. So it makes your world feel empty with people in it. 4) Don't you hate when a developer puts in secret areas or dungeons that ARE accessible but AREN'T finished? This game has that! You wont be able to access several areas cause "I'm not done with them" in this fully released game. 5) [spoiler]Your reward for beating the game is "Excalibur" a weak weapon upgrade that shoots magic EVERY 5 SECONDS!! Unlike the LOZ master sword that does it as long as you have full health.[/spoiler] This game is getting a free update and I would wait till that came out to see if I would recommend but for now it's just not worth it.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 27, 2021

  Yes, I'd recommend, hesitantly, though. See, the game itself is a decent little Zelda wannabe. The art style is pleasant. The music isn't anything special, but it's not bad. It's... Just kinda there. And that's the biggest problem I have with the game. There's a lot of really half-baked ideas that are just... There. Not sure if this was a kickstarter game, but the game reeks of someone lazily including promised features in the most bare-bones way possible. There are several classes with very minor differences, they all play essentially the same. There's a weather system and day/night cycle that doesn't seem to actually affect anything. None of the NPCs even acknowledge it. There's a farming system which is extremely generic (rainy weather doesn't even water your crops!) and it's pretty much a waste of time, as all you get for doing it is gold, which has almost no uses. There's a fishing system, but really nothing to do with the fish you catch aside from put them in a fish tank. The potion makers interface seems to hint that there was a system to brew potions from different ingredients, but you have all the recipes from the beginning and it doesn't let you experiment. There are odd and unique rocks spread around the overworld. There's also someone in town who is clearly into rocks, as his whole house is covered in them. I *thought* there might be a connection between the two, so I bring one of the special rocks to him. He doesn't care. There's a tavern that just kinda sits there. The tavern owner acts like he might give you quests. He doesn't. There are 2 currencies, gold, which is ONLY used for opening chests and buying a couple items from a random vendor in dungeons, and gems, which buy all your upgrades. You can only find gems in dungeons, so exploring the overworld feels like a waste of time. For some reason, the game takes away all your gems when you enter a dungeon. The only real collectible item are these 100 orbs that let you keep a small percentage of your gems when you enter a dungeon, which is practically useless, as the amount they let you keep is negligible even if you collect all of them, and you're probably spending all your gems on upgrades before you enter, anyhow. So it's not a bad game, really, it's just frustrating to see all these half-assed features that clearly didn't get the time, thought, and effort they needed.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 4, 2022

  Not a functional game, very fun gameplay but horribly broken. You will encounter bugs all the time, specially as you progress further. Bugs which either softlock you or force you to reopen the game and lose progress. Here's some of the many bugs me and my co-op partner met during our 12h play session: * Game has constant issues with desync during co-op. * Game will constantly and randomly warp you to lategame areas where you have no way of leaving, forcing you to restart the game to respawn at the bed. Easily reproduceable if either player plays Thief, for some reason the game breaks whenever you play that fast class. * Druid is also unplayable on co-op. If co-op player attacks while Druid is shapeshifted, the Druid also attacks. It WILL get you killed because Squirrel has a lunge attack, and you will be forcefully lunged at enemies. * Game aiming with magic is broken, focusing targets far away and ignoring targets in front of you. No way to turn off. * Game will desync badly if both of you try building something at the same time. * Game dungeon puzzles can softlock you, forcing you to restart the game not to complete the puzzle, but to leave the puzzle room itself. * Aside from the 4 main dungeons, all optional dungeons have no revives for co-op. Hilarious because the Reaper class is a co-op focused class and one of its upgrades is to make it easier to be revived. * Game will desync badly for no reason randomly. Now if that wasn't annoying enough, you WILL get warped to random locations every 30 minutes when leaving a cave. It just happens more consistently with fast moving classes but happens regardless. Exploring a new area but found a cave? Pray it doesn't lead to you being thrown on a glitchy ocean forcing you to restart your game and having to backtrack all the way from where you left off. The game is just barely playable on co-op. I'm sure it works better on single player but co-op is just broken in all sorts of ways. Really cute graphics and really fun to play, but the sheer amount of bugs you will encounter make it too frustrating.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 22, 2022

  I really wanted to like this game. This is a cute multiplayer copy of the older Zelda games, and honestly exactly what I would want if it weren't for the game breaking bugs, specifically, one MAJOR bug. Unfortunately, this bug make it a chore to play and after over a year I've lost hope they will ever fix it. I will preface by saying I have only played this game in multiplayer, so I don't know if this bug exist in singleplayer. However, I bought this game purely for its multiplayer function, since well, I could just play The Legend of Zelda if I wanted a singleplayer game like this. Now onto the actual bug: At multiple locations where you exit a room back into the overworld (ex. exiting a cave), you get teleported to the corner of the map. This softlocks you since you end up either walking on the water out of bounds or in the snow biome, where you don't have the necessary gear to get out of said biome because you weren't supposed to be there yet. This does not happen at every room exit but it is completely repeatable at the exits where it does happen. I'm astonished this has not been fixed since it is completely game breaking and you will encounter this bug even if you are just going through the main story line - i.e. no exploring hidden paths, no checking the cracks etc. I waited over a year to buy it hoping they would fix this bug. Alas, I am greatly disappointed.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 14, 2022

  Look, I really do love the game; it's an excellent roguelike and Zelda combo that genuinely satisfies both, and has great multiplayer. But the horror stories about the bugs in it are real. Apparently since the start of the year, many players found an issue where after a certain amount of time they just weren't able to launch the game past the loading screen anymore, effectively bricking the game on their devices. In my case, it happened on the Steam Deck, and in theirs it was on Windows or other operating systems. All this after it was working fine for a very long time. As far as I can tell, no effort is being made to fix this issue, and until it is, I cannot recommend anybody get this game.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 9, 2023

  It's alright. I bought it for 6 Euros and finished it in 6 hours. Some more time was wasted on a higher difficulty, which turned out to be brutal. It doesn't feel like a coop Zelda game, as the game lacks depth in terms of the world, the lore, the "puzzles" (nothing fancy or challenging here really) and the fighting. You might have weird connection issues from time to time if you play online. But it was still fun to slay some enemies and level up after a dungeon. So for a cooperative experience, I can recommend this game.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 28, 2023

  Game is extremely buggy, to a game-breaking level. I wouldn't recommend until the developer works out these game-breaking bugs.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 10, 2023

  It's a great little rogue lite game and what makes it even more fun is that fact that three other friends can join you on this adventure! It's basically plays just like an old snes favourite of mine... Zelda - A link to the Past!
• Descended Ramen

  Jul 24, 2023

  Zelda 4 Swords Adventure vibes with rouge like elements. Hell Yeah!
• Shockedthunder

  Aug 8, 2023

  Very good game especially if you got friends to play with