AMID EVIL

aMID evil Like, it's aight, but kind of feels like it lacks the sauce. That said, mid does not mean bad. This game is not bad, it just ends up being forgettable.

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Elektrik atan silahla kalkanlı düşmana vurunca elektrik kalkandan yansıyıp size zarar veriyor. Şu ufak detay bile oyuna ne denli özen gösterildiğinin bi kanıtı. Bölümler labirent gibi tasarlanmış ve 3. ekseni çok iyi kullanmış. Bazı yerdelerde sadece düşmanla çatışmıyor, zeminden düşmemeye çalışıyorsunuz. Silahlar sadece tasarımı değişmiş tüfekler değil, işlevsel olarak da farklılıkları var ve bunların haricinde toplanan ruhlar sayesinde silahların ikincil saldırıları bir süreliğine etkin olur. Hoş oyun, güzel oyun ama bi yerden sonra sıkmaya başlıyor. Düşman çeşitliliği ve map dizaynı sürekli yenilense de silah çeşitliliği ilk 3-4 saat için keyifli fakat bi süre sonra sıkıyor. Save sistemi bi garip, sadece bölüm başında oto kayıt alıyor bu yüzden sık sık f5 atıyosunuz. Oyunun sonlarına doğru insanın kafası karman çorman oluyo, nereye gittiğinizi anlamıyosunuz. Görünmezlik, uçma gibi nadir özellikler çok saçma sapan alakasız yerlerde bırakılmış. Düşmanların olabileceği noktalarda olması gerekiyor normalde. Ufak tefek sıkıntılarına ve içerik yetersizliğine rağmen oyun, vaktinizi çalmadan sizi eğlendirip dükkanı kapatıyor. Saf fps seven biriyseniz bi göz atın

DOOM 64: medieval fantazy version, how much would you pay for doom 64? Well thats about the value

Awesome graphics and story

I'm not a fan of boomer shooters, but the art and combat were enough to make me beat the game and get all the achievements within a couple of days. I really wish there was a game with the same visuals, universe and combat, but with more progression and depth. Some sort of Shooter Looter / ARPG / Sandbox, with these same graphics, with character progression, gear to grind for... I would definitely pay +60€ for it.

What I like: - the level design is impressive; maps are large and varied, full of secrets, and usually pretty easy to navigate even when circle back on themselves. Each 'world' has a distinct visual style. The ending area has some of the most memorable level geometry I've seen in gaming. - The enemy variety is surprisingly high. Each world has it's own set of at least 4 or more enemies that have their own attacks. A few are quite annoying, but I prefer that over boring. - The music isn't necessarily something I'd listen to on it's own, but it fits really well with the environments and action that is happening in them. Some of it can get you really hyped up. - The is surprisingly forgiving in a lot of ways. You can breathe underwater, there is no fall damage, and while levels do have a 'par' time, there is no timer if you would rather explore and backtrack. If you keep your eyes open for secrets you can often find weapons early or health boosts. The game also autosaves at key points (pun intended) so you aren't likely to lose too much progress. And you can also save/load the game whenever you want. - I appreciate the weapon design; this game seems to purposely avoid any reliance on too much accuracy, and is far more about pointing something deadly at the center mass of something and shooting until it dies. Mana (ammo) is purposely capped so you occasionally need to swap when you are getting low, and you only get more from pickups (which are numerous and well distributed) - The game has a story, but it's very much something you can choose to read more of or just ignore in favor of blasting enemies. - Controller works pretty well. No aim assist though, so you may struggle a bit with a few weapons that have a tighter area of impact (like the mace) What I dislike: - It's minor, but after you finish a 'world', you are brought back to the hub with nothing but your melee weapon. When you go to the next one you have to rebuild your arsenal. I would have preferred keeping weapons in between. Alternately, having one or more weapons unique to a world would have been a cool way to make them exclusive. - The boss fights were a mixed bag. I think they are creative in theory, but as long as you keep moving and shooting with your best weapons they eventually fall. I actually appreciated the final boss fight for having a bit more of a mechanic to it (forced weapon changing). Honestly I have a hard time thinking of anything more to say that is critical. If you like shooters that are all action and don't mind pickups for ammo/health and a fantasy coat of paint, you should definitely play this.