Beholgar

The most important feature of the game is saying "Beholgar!" whenever you do anything cool.

Если в Beholgar 2 сложность в большинстве случаев адекватное и несмотря на наличие багов играть интересно, то здесь переусложненный кал в целом. Рекомендую 2-й Beholgar, а это даже для тех, кому понравился Beholgar 2 не рекомендую ни в коем случае.

It's okay. There's some QoL issues with no map, and the powerups are really cliche. Double-Jump, sure. Rolls now go through enemies? That's not the default? Some powerup. Honestly, even if it seems hard at first, you then realize that everything is saved the moment you grab it. So you can just do death runs to grab keys or items - when you respawn you still have them. Its a short game with not much going on. Bosses are fairly easy except maybe the snake, and that's just because you fight that one on narrow platforms. Even the final boss was a tedious pushover. I'll give it a thumbs down because its a bit too boring and that final boss was terrible.

Plataformas y mamporreo.

Game honesto, nos remete um pouco a Golden Axe. Vale a compra.

Achei bem bugado, mas não é ruim se você insistir. Mas sinceramente, tem muitos outros metroidvanias que você pode experimentar do que esse.

[i]Rough Around the Edges; But Still a Great Experience[/i] Right out the gate Beholgar brings some beautiful retro visuals, atmosphere and locations to the player. It also has a handful of “cutscene” art pieces that are top notch (They should have also been viewable in some gallery after you have seen them once). However, it does suffer from occasional bugs and gameplay weirdness (More on this later). Sony DS4 wireless worked without any issues. As for the gameplay, we have a bit of an inverse difficulty curve. It is most difficult early on and gets progressively easier. Enemy variety is good enough; with some occasional trolly placements. The general control and movement can feel a bit unnatural for a while, but eventually you get into a vibe with it. Items once collected are instantly saved which creates a weird dynamic of wanting to jump into pits to fast travel to the last save campfire at times. The economy could be better as the player quickly runs out of anything useful to do with the gold collected with only a handful of meaningful upgrades available at the shop. The inventory is barebones; doesn’t keep track of most of the persistent upgrades and sometimes it malfunctions. When it bugs out it will cause the pause menu to stay up and you’ll have to force exit the game. A similar soft lock can also happen if you roll into small areas trying to explore for secrets. During exploration I ended up taking a lot of deaths due to ambiguous looking spots. These areas look like they should be explorable for some kind of hidden secret but they usually turn out to be nothing. Similarly, some death falls/pits look like secrets but they are just poorly visualized death traps. This leads into another quasi-bug where looking down doesn’t always scroll the screen down to see what is below. Progess sometimes requires backtracking and although the game has a broad macro-overview map for fast travel there is no in-game area maps. As a result, you’ll probably be full clearing zones multiple times to find/remember where one specific feature was. Overall it’s a tight compact package that delivers solid action platforming fun throughout the adventure and is well worth taking a look at.