
Proceed through rooms killing darkness' warriors with swords, bows, other range weapons and of course magic. Kill enemies to get more gold, look for chest to find items, weapons and spells. Fight your way to the bottom of the dungeon and defeat the darkness once and for all.
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I never played a game that hasn't been reviewed before. It almost feels like I've come across something very hidden. The presentation overall isn't really up to par with some more polished experiences, reminding me of when Xbox Live had indie games and some of them were either crap or gold. I'm gonna be a bit blunt: This game ain't gold. The game is another top down dungeon crawler roguelite where you slice baddies in a dark and gritty atmosphere. A majority of the early game involves lots of circle strafing baddies with the usage of the sprint key and the sword. As you progress, you find various spells that aid you in your little adventure. The cooldowns between using your offense feel very slow, and combat doesn't really feel satisfying, at least until you can get some spells to pepper some enemies with. The spells not only make the game more fun to play, but make confrontation easier when you play at a distance. The starting weapon you have could deal a bit more damage in the early game, since it takes a good chunk of time to both evade and kill enemies. You progress in the game by going through doors or holes that have numbers and decimals in them. From my understanding, they determine how far you progress in the game. Things spike up greatly in difficulty on the 3rd level where your mistakes become more punished. There is less leeway and you quickly have to start from the beginning. At one point, I also reached the "Engineer" boss. I tried to get to the boss, but before I could, I kept falling downward as if I was transitioning into another level. I kept arriving at the same spot over and over, until I felt like enough was enough. Core Of Darkness is a fair attempt at game development. While it isn't a good game, it does have some creative ideas with how it handles its spellcasting and enemy/hazard design. The game really would have benefited from more polish and more play testing before being tucked away under steam's storefront. At the very least, this game tried to be a game, rather than something more bland or generic. With that said, I can't think of who I'd recommend this to.
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nice game :)
Core of Darkness is a free to play 2.5D top down retro brawler/shooter with a fantasy/dungeon theme. Gameplay consists of running around from a top down view and brawling/shooting monsters, collecting inventory items/skill upgrades, and advancing by killing bosses and so on. The graphics quality is quite poor here, but it is leaps and bounds over your usual 2D retro pixel shovelware. The developer even added some graphics tweaks and full 4K UHD support. The core problem is more with the general gameplay being somewhat uninspired, and the graphics, while 3D, are a bit of a let down (the screenshots show it, your character is just a black circle with a slightly larger concentric black circle around it). The game also lacks content, as samey, repetitive procgen algorithms were used instead of hand crafted level design, story and plot progression. Developers must be aware that procgen is not an acceptable substitute for content. The game is completely free. Nothing speaks more to a developers belief in themselves and their product than making their game available for everyone without remuneration. This is certainly a gesture that shows dedication to the gaming industry. It's a shame in this case that the implementation is below the minimum standards a dedicated PC game should offer to enthusiasts. There's no "maybe" option in Steam, unfortunately, but I hope to see more work from this developer, perhaps as part of a professional game development company that can make full use of their talents without needing to make budget/quality compromises.
Broken. Keeps freezing and crashing.
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[h1]Before I played Core Of Darkness, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]
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it crashes sometimes