AeternoBlade

阿泰诺之刃，PSV时代的老游戏，这波搬上PC来一波激情炒冷饭，讲述主角被恶魔杀死后由于永恒之刃的力量回溯到了七天前，并活用这份操作时间的力量力求完成反杀。本身作为类银河战士恶魔城的横板ACT，本作的打击表现就偏一般，加上较为糟糕的移植优化和蹩脚的汉化，要玩的话大概主要还是为了人设吧。 [h1]王八拳，无尽的王八拳[/h1] 本作为类银河战士恶魔城的机制，主要流程就是跑图、打怪、提升能力，玩家可以通过击败怪物掉落的球体来进行升级，提高属性，强化技能，在生命濒危时可以消耗法力值发动永恒之刃的时间回溯功能，算是本作的一大特色所在。不过至于攻击方面就显得有些一言难尽，主角的攻击虽然段数较多，连招顺滑，但操作起来却很僵硬，首先是攻击时没有位移，基本从按下攻击开始就只有伴随攻击的小位移，其次是攻击一旦开始就不能转换方向，要知道FC游戏都可以左右摇摆攻击啊喂。 [h1]这TM移植了个啥[/h1] 不知道到底是我个人电脑的问题？系统的问题？还是TMD就是他移植有问题，玩起来问题很大，首先是画面，角色周围包围着大块的马赛克，战斗时倒是还好，CG动画时就极度影响观感。其次，战斗时的地形很多都没显示出来，不管是高台还是落穴都需要自己肉身去尝试，这对于一款类银河战士恶魔城有多么致命就不细说了，最后是这蹩脚到不行的汉化，处处充满了机翻的味道，槽点过多。 [h1]总结[/h1] 好评送给人设吧，这么老的游戏本来确实不应该作很高期待，不过这波移植确实是菜了点，同样的价格玩家应当有更好的选择。

[h1] 游戏介绍 [/h1]《AeternoBlade》是一款由Corecell Technology Co.,Ltd制作并发行的类恶魔城动作角色扮演类游戏。游戏讲述了薄雾之王贝拉迪姆摧毁了主角弗蕾雅的故乡，杀害了弗蕾雅的亲人，于是主角为了报仇则开启了征讨薄雾之王的旅途。[h1] 游戏的体验 [/h1]游戏的总体感受还是很不错的，动作的设计我感觉比较流畅，尤其是浮空的时候，可以通过连续斩击来快速打击目标，充满着不错的打击感，而且在战斗中我们可以通过攻击敌人来获得不同的球，不同的球有着不同的作用，黄球则是货币，红球为生命，蓝球为魔法，绿球为经验值，所以多多的收集将会给我们带来额外的增益，而且也能让战斗的得以续航，而且随着游戏的进行，我们还可以释放魔法技能对敌人造成伤害。然后就是一些陷阱的设计，我们需要格外小心，有时可以将我们瞬间抹杀，然后就得读档重新来了。但问题也是很明显的，人物方面建模还好，但是背景却比较阴暗，于是会出现我们走着走着不知道该怎么走的问题，不利于关卡的推进，然后就是键位的设置，说实话不是很符合常规，所以就需要一定的适应，来感受新的键位上的一些操作，若是可以键位常规化的话，我觉得会比较好。[h1] 游戏总评 [/h1]总的来说，游戏还是具有一定的可玩性的，希望可以将其中的一些问题进行优化，给玩家带来更好的体验。评分：7/10[code]欢迎参观我的： [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/33626600]奸商评测[/url]喜欢这篇评论，可顺手点个赞，让更多人方便看到。[/code]

AeternoBlade, developed and published by Corecell Technology Co., Ltd, is an ambitious action-platformer that attempts to blend fast-paced combat, light puzzle-solving, and a unique time manipulation mechanic into one cohesive adventure. It follows the story of Freyja, a warrior whose village is annihilated by a demonic warlord. Consumed by grief and vengeance, she gains possession of the AeternoBlade, a mysterious weapon capable of bending time. Armed with this power, she sets out to rewrite the past and change her fate. It’s a premise rich with potential, offering a mix of fantasy storytelling and the moral tension of altering destiny. While AeternoBlade doesn’t always live up to its grand ambition, it delivers a distinctive experience that combines retro sensibilities with intriguing mechanics. The first thing that stands out about AeternoBlade is its structure. It’s presented as a 2.5D side-scrolling adventure, taking cues from Metroidvania design but leaning more toward linear progression. Players explore a variety of environments—from ruined temples to shadowy forests and ancient fortresses—fighting enemies, collecting relics, and unlocking new abilities along the way. The combat forms the backbone of the gameplay, relying on quick melee attacks, combo chains, and timed use of Freyja’s time-reversal powers. These abilities add a strategic layer to battles, allowing players to undo damage, reposition, or exploit openings that would otherwise be fatal. It’s a mechanic that feels fresh, even when the surrounding combat can be repetitive. The satisfaction of turning back the clock mid-battle to correct a mistake or avoid a fatal blow provides a genuine thrill that few games capture. As Freyja progresses, she gains access to new moves and upgrades that gradually deepen the combat system. The skill progression offers a sense of growth, with players able to invest in attack strength, health, or magic-based abilities to suit their preferred playstyle. The boss battles, in particular, highlight the game’s design strengths. Each one requires memorizing attack patterns and using time manipulation creatively to counter overwhelming odds. These encounters are where the game’s mechanics shine brightest, forcing players to think tactically rather than relying on brute force. The moments when you barely survive a boss fight by rewinding time to dodge an attack or deliver a perfectly timed combo feel genuinely rewarding and reinforce the central theme of controlling one’s fate. However, despite the strength of its concept, AeternoBlade suffers from uneven execution. The level design often feels functional rather than inspired. While some areas incorporate clever uses of the time-reversal mechanic to solve environmental puzzles, others fall into repetitive combat corridors or straightforward platforming segments that lack variety. The “Metroidvania” label is somewhat misleading—there is limited backtracking or interconnected exploration, with most levels following a clear, linear route. The combat, while flashy, can become monotonous due to the limited enemy variety and predictable attack patterns. Once you’ve mastered the timing of a few core combos, the challenge often comes more from endurance than strategy. Still, when the game finds balance between action and puzzle-solving, it delivers moments that hint at the innovation it was striving for. Visually, AeternoBlade presents a mixed impression. The character models and environments show ambition, with a blend of gothic architecture and fantasy motifs, but the presentation feels dated. The 3D assets are serviceable but lack the polish expected of modern action-platformers, and the animation can be stiff during cutscenes. That said, the overall aesthetic succeeds in building atmosphere. The use of lighting and shadow gives the world a somber tone fitting for a story centered on revenge and fate. The soundtrack complements the mood well, offering orchestral melodies during exploration and more urgent themes during combat. It may not stand out on its own, but it contributes effectively to the game’s pacing and emotional tone. One of the most distinctive aspects of AeternoBlade is its story, which, while not overly complex, is carried by its central conceit of time manipulation. Freyja’s quest to alter destiny and confront her own power creates a narrative thread that’s more engaging than the typical revenge tale. The story is told through short cutscenes and occasional dialogue, offering glimpses into Freyja’s past and her emotional turmoil. Though the writing occasionally feels awkward due to localization issues, the intent behind the story comes through—a struggle between despair and the temptation to rewrite one’s mistakes. It gives enough motivation to propel players forward even when the gameplay dips into repetition. On the technical side, AeternoBlade runs smoothly and is accessible on a wide range of systems thanks to its modest hardware demands. The controls are responsive, and the time-reversal feature is implemented cleanly without technical hiccups. However, the game does show its age in presentation and pacing, with loading screens that occasionally interrupt the flow. Despite these small inconveniences, the overall experience remains stable and approachable, making it easy to pick up and play. In the end, AeternoBlade is a flawed but fascinating experiment in blending traditional action-platforming with temporal mechanics. It succeeds in delivering a solid, mid-tier experience built around an imaginative core idea. The time-reversal mechanic provides enough novelty to set it apart from other indie action titles, and the boss fights in particular showcase the system’s potential. Yet it also feels constrained by its limitations—repetitive level design, dated visuals, and inconsistent pacing prevent it from reaching the greatness it hints at. Still, for players who enjoy action games with an experimental twist or have a soft spot for old-school side-scrollers, AeternoBlade offers a rewarding adventure. It’s a game that thrives on its ideas, even if its execution doesn’t always keep up with them, and stands as a reminder that ambition—even imperfectly realized—can still make for an engaging experience. Rating: 6/10

《阿泰诺神剑》是由泰国开发商Corecell Technology于2014年于3DS平台发售的横版动作游戏，随后分别移植到PSV和NS平台，在首发的6年后登录steam平台。游戏的玩法类似恶魔城系列，集合了动作、解谜、收集和养成等元素，以及独特的时间系统。 [h1] 游戏剧情 [/h1] 为了向毁灭自己家乡的迷雾之王贝拉迪姆复仇，弗蕾雅独自一人前往决战。然而此时的弗蕾雅根本不是对手，就在千钧一发之际，弗蕾雅的剑突然倒转了时间，回到了决战之前。此时的弗蕾雅才知道，她无意间得到的武器就是传说中的阿泰诺神剑。在复仇的途中，弗蕾雅遇到了一名和自己目的相同的巫女薇妮娅，以及自称和自己来自同乡的神秘男子伯纳德。在两人的帮助下弗蕾雅解开了阿泰诺神剑的秘密，再一次向贝拉迪姆发起挑战。 [h1] 主要玩法 [/h1] 游戏的攻击主要以组合键形式，根据不同的出招指令释放对应技能，通过消耗绿条释放必杀，消耗蓝条进行时间回溯。回溯的时间可以自由控制，在回溯中只有主角和发出绿光的物体可以自由移动，因此许多解谜都需要用到回溯功能。游戏中的线路很多，不过都能通向boss房，要关卡中的奖励全收集比较花时间。在读档处可以装备关卡中得到的宝物来提升能力，同时消费金币强化技能和人物属性。 [h1] 游戏体验 [/h1] 人物的操作还算比较流畅，打击感也可以，不过游戏的判定很奇怪，并且即使放到2014年本作的建模也非常一般。经过多次移植下来，移植的水平也没什么进步，和当时的PSV版一样有不少问题。在PC版中终于有了官方中文，虽然文本质量对于理解并没什么困难，但是能看出很明显的机翻痕迹。游戏不提供键位修改，并且分辨率的选择也很少。从游戏玩法上来看，类恶魔城游戏该有的元素也基本上都有，系统也比较完善，不过放到2020年实在是不够看，比较适合情怀玩家。 [h1] 总体评价 [/h1] 玩法上非常传统的类恶魔城游戏，年代有些久远，和近几年的类恶魔城游戏相比系统有些平庸。非情怀以及怀旧玩家建议直接从2代开始入手。 [quote]sbeam丧尽天良，我与黄游共存亡！加入[url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/sqyx]色情游戏组[/url]，发掘好玩的黄...呸，不是黄油我们也要评测！ 也可以顺便关注我们的鉴赏家：[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/34401083]色情鉴赏[/url]，虽然不全是黄油评测，不过我们也有很用心在写评测的！[/quote]

与其说是动作游戏不如说是解迷类游戏。比较烧脑。通关无非就是开全图。已经全成就。有不懂的小伙伴可留言

i7-4770K GTX-1080 1440p 60+ fps Looks like a port, because it is a port. Graphics are really stiff, but that's nothing compared to the bad game. It needs grinding to upgrade stats and acquire moves which I just cheated the points because there's no way I would think wasting my time is actually fun. It's a bad game because there are a lot of moves to acquire, but there's only two that carried me through the game; which again, thankfully I didn't wasted time grinding for the points. Also, the game doesn't lead the player on where to go next. Potentially, the player would go through the map hunting for the next story trigger.

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