Children of Morta

Un rogue-like de toda la vida, los personajes y la forma en la que juegas con ellos es variada y eso lo hace disfrutar aun mas, los escenarios son muy bonitos y la dinamica familiar le da un toque mas tierno al juego

I played this game co-op on another console, so don't let the hours on this account fool you. I am shocked to see that none of the reviews about this game include what I would consider to be more annoying than being comically underpowered for an area until the equalizing upgrades or even dealing with the unforgiving combat experiences. Those are numbers and skill level at the end of the day, and part of what I would say is a rogue-lite experience, especially when there is a clear change and noticeable difference (what others have said already) when you finally do get the money and levels necessary to progress. I however take sharp exception to the writing. Why **actually** was I exposed to any of what these cutscenes were telling us? It was a rare occasion to mention the Burgson's resolve or some other hopeful shift or foreshadowing, but negative observation after negative observation just leads to me depressed about what were are doing or what is happening in the world (it's all bad). The voice of the narrator is hopelessly lost in the word choice and lack of context. Then we have the cutscenes; scenes are vague, esoteric and string disjointed dialogue that hardly offers to characterize any of the people we play as, and as far as I can tell serves only as a reminder to the player that a story is trying to be told. I am annoyed and feel like my time was wasted thanks to some lazy, soft-handed character writing coupled with the mechanical issues listed in other reviews. Side note: An XP gain stat? Really? So I can play less of your game?? This is always a balancing red flag to me. If this is in your game, you are not doing enough to tweak the numbers (or want folks to play less of your game). Overall, I saw a lack of needed lore for *any* npc choices, characters, and cutscenes, most being an abrupt tonal change for 10 seconds or confusing and vague dialogue to fashion what I expect was supposed to be a cohesive storyline. I wish I could send this dish back to the kitchen, plead with the chef for a proper sequel or rites to a successor to the wonderful idea this game brings. I would hate for anyone else to try this dish and be so disappointed for what they thought they were getting and thus cannot recommend it

I tried to get into the game by testing out three different classes, but I have to say this: the controls are incredibly frustrating—I felt like I couldn't maneuver my character the way I wanted to. Attack animations cause the character to stutter, and the placement of challenges sometimes feels illogical. Boss encounters feel clunky and stiff. Overall, I’ll try to give the game more of a chance, but after the first few hours, I felt like quitting right away.

It's a beautiful gaming experience. I can't believe I didn't try it sooner. Relaxing, good progression, good combat, beaautiful music and gorgeous visuals. Even the story is good which is rare these days, with impressive narration and well design characters. The family dynamic is wonderful.

Que jogo viciante, sempre que penso em dar uma pausa ele me surpreende liberando algum personagem ou área da casa... Fascinante! Nem esperava tanto assim desse jogo.

jogo excelente, nota 1000, instiga a jogar maissss, primeira vez e ficamos jogando por horasss

Fun time in co-op, but I wish it was a longer experience. The dungeon variety could have been a bit better as well. It has an awesome art style and is fun to play. Loved the narration as well!