20 Minutes Till Dawn

I really want to like this game, because there’s a lot to like. The game’s control feel is wonderful, the art style is really striking, the powerup structure and upgrade tree design is both inspired and imaginative, I could go on. There’s a lot to enjoy; I remain incredibly conflicted because I’m not enjoying this game at all. I think the problem is simple. The game’s system mechanics, enemy spawn rate, damage creep, lack of meaningful health restoration and its myriad of different options leave the game feeling tense…at first. And that’s a good thing, right? Tension creates an engaging experience, doesn’t it? The issues is, when you put the player through the exact same kind of tension for an extended period of time, it takes the tension that makes for a fun and engaging experience and turns it into its antithesis: [b]tedium.[/b] 20 Minutes Till Dawn is a [b]tedious[/b] game. You don’t really feel progression happening because there’s very little progression that’s allowed. I’ve played the game for almost six hours of the game’s twenty minute bursts, and I’ve only managed to clear a stage three times. And it was with the same exact character, going for the same exact build. Every other attempt has been a failure. No matter the character, no matter the weapon, no matter the experimentation. You just get the same end result, and that’s a feeling of failure without anything resembling meaningful progression. You’re pretty much punished for experimenting, because most upgrade options aren’t effective enough to create significantly different results. Survival is a foregone conclusion; you’re going to fail, because the enemy spawn rate is too great compared to the paltry amount of damage you do and the even weaker amount of damage you’re able to take, especially when your hurtbox is larger than it seems and enemies just kind of home in on you faster than you’re able to meaningfully evade them. Just about every choice you make in this game boils down to “which of these is least bad for this attempt at a build.” You’re always fighting against disempowerment, not [i]towards[/i] empowerment, and I think that’s where this game really gets it wrong. As such, despite being a very fun and engaging twin stick survival shooter at a surface level, I can’t recommend this game to anyone because it’s ultimately a waste of time which is, in actuality, one of the most grievous insults one can make to another human being. It’s a shame, because this game has the sauce. It just doesn’t know how to make it taste right.

gostei muito

Great game for about 5-10 hours. I honestly wouldnt recomend buying at full price, but with 50% off it is for sure worth it. Main issue with the game is complete lack of variability in builds. There are multiple characters and weapons, but there are very few skills, so in the end you end up building pretty much the same build every run. So yeah, its fun right untill you try all the guns and characters, then you can uninstall and play brotato or vampire survivors instead.

小品級別的類倖存者遊戲，不過角色和武器數量意外的多，升級的能力雖不多但數量設計的剛剛好，很容易形成想要的構築，配上角色和武器的組合，其實可以玩的組合意外豐富 另外進階設定是全角色共用，不用每個角色都重新一階階打上去，這點對小品級的遊戲體量設計而言十分適合，基本上在把所有角色武器打到進階15後剛好差不多把想試的組合都試過了，剛好可以控制在快開始膩時全成就。以這種價格能換到近20小時仍有新鮮感的體驗算是十分值得了

Отличный конкурент vampire survivors. Есть синергия между навыками, оружием и персонажем, что дает возможность делать хорошие билды. Мне очень понравился бесконечный режим дизайн противников. Игра точно стоит своих денег.

ÓTIMO JOGO

とにかくコンテンツが少ない ビルドの幅も狭い 召喚は価値がない デバフ系は鬼ほど強い クリアだけならグレランつかうだけで良い 歩き－100%はラン＆ガンを着けても動けない 反射は貫通優先されて跳ね返るのが稀 あまりにも絵の変化もないしダークネス15までただ作業のような状態でした。