Aztech Forgotten Gods

Loved this game. Like a Mayan anime. Particularly enjoyed being able to spend most of my time flying around. A lot of other games would over-complicate it.

Aztech Forgotten Gods foi um jogo que me chamou atenção pela premissa de uma ficção Asteca futurista, sendo um jogo de ação com foco em combate físico e navegação por um mundo aberto com a clássica estrutura de main quest e pequenas side quests. Os principais destaques do jogo ficam para a utilização da manopla para voar pelo mundo que é bem satisfatório, o visual da protagonista e dos bosses, esses que no geral são interessantes e variados, tendo algumas lutas bem criativas apesar de simples. Acredito que o principal problema do jogo é a limitação material de um estúdio pequeno que tem uma baita ambição mas que na prática não consegue realizar tudo que almeja. Isso acaba por gerar uma má impressão da maioria das pessoas que veem as limitações na responsividade do combate, na movimentação no solo, na precisão em certos movimentos aéreos, na modelagem de NPCs... Mas na real esse é um jogo bacana com ideias interessantes mesmo sendo simples, tenho interesse em futuros projetos do estúdio Lienzo.

At first I struggled to engage with the game, but then I must admit it caught my attention and I had a lot of fun. The thing that drags the game down (something MULAKA didn't struggled with) is how dialogue-heavy this is.

The controls for this are fun to mess around with it. Storywise it went in a direction not used often but the written was not great not bad but definitely mid.Only really bad part of it was one boss fight decided that you should need to go thru an illusion maze every time you hit it which was infuriating

it was an interesting game to play, great story line. although there was an issue with the subtitles, at some point , the subtitles were permanently overlapping on each other.

its bugged out after the tutorial in the first 10 min so hard i couldnt progress further...

Terrible movilidad, al comienzo se siente muy interesante, pero despues se vuelve tedioso a mas no poder

Short game (~5 hours story) with graphics looking like PS1 games. The story is great and well worth the time spent. The characters are memorable and enjoyable despite no voice acting, only occasional moans and sighs. The world is an open city while the boss fights happen in smaller arenas. Gameplay is linear: get new skill, fight boss, interact with story, repeat. Main selling point is the flying mobility. A better iron-man simulator than marvel ever did. Well worth the playtime (if bought on sale) if you enjoy a good story and flying around.

会話シーンが多い、長い。 20%アクション、80%会話という感じです。 音声も無いのでさらに冗長に感じます。 そのプレイヤーの退屈を読めない作り アクションやビジュアルの大味さ 妙に強気の価格設定などから頭に浮かんだのは 『学生の作品』という言葉でした。

[h1]Swing and a miss[/h1] Aztech Forgotten Gods is a game I really do want to like. It's indie, goes for the South-American vibe with a sci-fi angle and PS2 aesthetics. But the TLDR is that while it tries to do a lot, it misses the mark on basically every mark. Vocals are limited to grunts/belches, our protagonist has the worst case of anime hair since Yugioh, 3D-movement is maximum clunckage and combat just boils down to mashing X and hoping something connects. The camera is all over the place, character animations are stiff and exaggerated and the story/dialogue is campy at best. Worse, of the 71 minutes I spent playing it, most of it was wasted on cutscenes and waddling between points to initiate the next one. First boss took 5 minutes and most of that time was just gaining enough height to hit the glowy rocks on its limbs and off it's head. It's too late for a refund so I'll wish the devs well and hope that next time they make a game they'll playtest it thoroughly. This unfortunately was a waste of my time and money.