Arboria

TLDR; extremely repetitive.. and extremely slow to progress.. and when it crashes you lose all progress! and DO NOT press the button.. mean spirited devs... the thing that annoyed me straight away, was when you first start - healing isnt explained! and considering that is pretty much essential, they could have spent a few seconds on it rather than just about anything else they did explain! but the general game play loop is mindnumbingly boring and repetitive. as a result its not a game I can spend too much time on.. because once you die, you start with nothing but a basic weapon and some basic armour.. again... and it has VERY slow progression (you hardly ever find plans to try and complete a blueprint, mostly get these stupid 'story' pieces!).. and the combat.. is highly annoying.. the 'hit box' on some of the creatures is tiny.. you seem to be hitting it with these HUGE slashes you make .. but they somehow dont make contact! and you're constantly swinging the wrong way (one weapon is highly annoying.. he 'taps' his foot a few times before swinging!!).. even though you're facing the enemy.. some weapons are far more 'enjoyable' than others.. but the ranged 'spells' are useless (at least the ones I've come across.. and a grenade is like a dart instead of throwing.. it just 'fires' straight!).. you cant aim them! not the worst of combat mechanics I've come across.. but still very very bad. then they give you the option to 'skip' content...via the battery/transporter mechanism.. but then you'd be missing out on the VERY necessary upgrades you get at each safe house.. IF and that is a BIG IF the mod works.. I've put in multiple mods that I've collected (replaced the 'free' one.. and they DO NOT work as per the description!) ... plus you'd be going to a lower level with a basic weapon/armour and get smacked about (obviously intended when you're 'geared up'.. but they dont tell you that!!)! the game is only for time rich people that can spend hours in this constant loop of play for a few hours, then die to some unknown mob mechanic, rebirth, improve troll, die, repeat... but then it crashes on you, or becomes unresponsive (keys wont activate or respond correctly) or the boss disappears and wont reappear, so you 'abandon the event'.. and it wont let you restart it!! so you have to repeat the whole level all again.. cannot recommend for anyone let alone the time poor

I bought and tried out Arboria because it was on sale and I found the art style and general presentation of the game to be pretty interesting. Sadly, the execution is a bit lackluster. The game is very, very repetitive, the runs last a very long time (from what I can tell) with barely any variation in enemies. After over an hour of playing, I was still in the same biome fighting the same enemies in the same run with only one small mini boss, which doesn't give me much motivation to keep playing if I can never return to the hub to upgrade things unless I die on purpose or hours into a run. It lacks that nice feeling of progression many other roguelikes have as a result. There are a lot of minor annoyances - you have to send your currency back to the hub between each floor, but you can only hold a small amount (which I assume you can upgrade later), which stifles exploration early on as you fill up on it very quickly. There are a lot of different weapons and skills with blueprints to find, but it also feels a bit lackluster because they all feel floaty and it's difficult to really react to enemies when they sound and hit like a wet paper bag. Some weapons are also oddly annoying to use, like the sword which has a mechanic where you can button mash during the windup to increase strength, but it feels very off and causes you to get hit more often than not. Teleporting within a floor is needlessly annoying. Everything needs to be done by holding down a button for a second or longer, such as comparing equipment, or activating a chest...it gets annoying very quickly. From what I can gather from other reviews, this repetition doesn't really change that much and seeing how some people say that the game has a lot of bugs and gets very frustrating in the later floors, I am happy to not keep playing. It sucks because the style of the game is impeccably weird and it's visually impressive in its shoddiness, but it lacks a lot of QOL and additional polish from an (apparently) now-defunct developer. There's much better roguelikes.

giga słaby soulslike rougelite

[h3]SNAPSHOT[/h3] A strange but fun action game with a massive amount of progression + content [h3]OVERALL - 6.5 / 10[/h3] [h3]PROS[/h3] + way more content than it has any right to have + combat is pretty fun overall + lots of weapons / spells to unlock [h3]CONS[/h3] - maybe a little too much content - combat doesn't have a ton of depth - every texture is way too muddy - a lot of annoying bugs [h3]FULL REVIEW[/h3] This game is a lot but seems to clearly have been a labor of love. There's definitely a lot of annoying bugs and the humor is very strange / absurd but overall it's still a game worth playing. There's a massive amount of upgrades to buy + things to collect that will provide a ton of playtime for anyone wishing to beat the game multiple times over. Although the cutscenes in the game are a massive annoyance and there is no way to disable them completely, they are at least skippable so you will undoubtedly be doing a LOT of that. There is an insane amount of art / content in the game which makes up for a lot of these flaws and while I didn't end up playing completely through NG+ (or NG++) it is definitely a game that someone can easily spend 100+ hours on it if they so desired. I wish there was a bit more depth / strategy to the game and a bit less randomness to it. The mods / perks one can "install" each level are easily the most important things to get, but acquiring them requires a lot of RNG. While players can thankfully reroll mods to try and get the one they want, there is no way to guarantee them for the desired stat you want. This can leave players struggling to get any useful mods if their luck is bad - which seems to happen more often than not. Overall this game is worth playing for fans of the genre (even with the amount of annoying bugs that still exist), and definitely worth it if it goes on sale for something like 80% off like it is now.

too anal. the game boasts that we get to pick up where the last yotun die. no we dont. we start over with twigs. what just to be 3 swings and a dead enemy now turns into 15 swings but on the last high level area we died in.

Soulslike w stylu roguelite. A gra jest jeszcze dziwniejsza niż jej kwalifikacja, ale po kolei. Na początek rzucę tylko to, co mnie najbardziej gryzło - ta gra jest autentycznie BRZYDKA. I nie mówię tutaj o nieumiejętnie wykonanych modelach czy niskiej jakości teksturach. O gustach w sztuce się niby nie dyskutuje, ale przedstawione w tej grze postaci są najbrzydziej zaprojektowanymi jakie potrafię sobie przypomnieć. Do tego wszystko jest przekolorowane i pstrokate. Chyba nawet te dziwne potworki w Juice Galaxy się nie umywają, tam przynajmniej wiadomo było, że to żart, a tutaj to wydaje się na poważnie. Kolejne lokacje pokonujemy w typowym dla gatunku rogue- stylu: wchodzimy do pomieszczenia, oczyszczamy je z przeciwników, zbieramy przedmioty, walutę i korzystamy z ewentualnych 'wydarzeń', po czym lecimy dalej. Znajdujemy zejście na następne piętro, gdzie cykl się powtarza. Wydarzenia zazwyczaj sprowadzają się do "chroń tego miejsca przed X falami przeciwników". Gra też jest mocno nastawiona na grind i powtarzanie, co mało mi się podobało. Fabuła jakaś jest, dość dziwna, i poza intrem nieszczególnie dalej poruszana. Lata za nami jakaś wróżka niczym Navi z Zeldy i co jakiś czas komentuje wydarzenia - uważaj pułapka, potrzebujesz leczenia i tego typu duperele. Częstotliwość tych komentarzy można wyłączyć w menu co jest spoko, ale projekt tej postaci w połączeniu z jej zerową użytecznością w trakcie rozgrywki sprawiają, że wolałbym gdyby w ogóle jej nie było. Kilkukrotnie pomyliłem to fruwające dziadostwo z kolejnym przeciwnikiem (szczególnie jeśli w danej lokacji oni też byli zieloni). Poza wyglądem, gra najbardziej kuleje przy balansie, co jest częstą bolączką nienajlepiej zaplanowanych roguelike'ów. Tak i tutaj, sukces danej rozgrywki zdawał się w dużej mierze zależeć od tego czy udało mi się trafić na kilka OP przedmiotów, wszystko inne nadaje się do śmieci. Sygnalizowanie ataków jest niepełne i dziurawe. Niektóre mechaniki nie są prawidłowo wyjaśniane. Meta-progress jest miałki, zagmatwany, mało satysfakcjonujący i znowu zmuszający do grindu. Walka jest w stylu souls, ale bez staminy czy jakiegokolwiek znacznika zmęczenia, co zdawało się dziwnym rozwiązaniem. Bardzo rzadko trafiamy też na tarczę, więc i blok/parry to nie jest coś, z czego można często korzystać. Niestety zebrane do kupy powyższe cechy sprawiają, że gra sprawdza się źle dokładnie tam, gdzie powinna sprawdzać się dobrze - w dłuższym rozrachunku. W typowym souls, po śmierci możemy powtórzyć sekcję albo nawet wrócić pofarmić jak coś jest za trudne. Tutaj śmierć jest jednorazowa, przeciwnicy się nie odradzają, a nagrody są zazwyczaj niewarte zabawy. Klasycznych ognisk też tu nie ma, trzeba dojść do końca piętra. Do tego miliard przydługawych i kompletnie niepotrzebnych animacji (nawet jeśli większość da się pominąć). A, no i pomimo obsługi całej gry padem, w menu pauzy musimy sterować kursorem. DLACZEGO Nie miałem ochoty grać do końca, tyle czasu wystarczy.

这游戏动作设计有问题 手感太怪了