Crimson Moon

ok so i really like this game BUTTT there are sooo many patches it needs!! I got stuck in a corner behind something for decorations and couldnt get out. But overall this game has SOOOOO much potential to be great!! just needs a few clean ups and i think it would be really popular!!

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I really wanted to like this game was gonna ignore the atrocious camera and let me tell you its genuinely one of the worst cameras iv had in a game one of the game's core features (Execution) and its camera is so laughably bad if you locked-on the enemy before. Was gonna ignore all that but sadly its one of those games where if you play with friends overseas with 130~ ms latency then gg we play all types of games together with 0 issues no complaints from indie games to AAA games but this game decided to make it so if you have some latency difference your character will randomly rubberband in some heavy attacks and nothing looks or feels good anymore refunding :\

I'll be upfront: It is a good game. I would say it's a 6.6 of 10.0 but will give 7.0 for get me to play until the end. However, I don't think it's worth the full price. For 20 bucks you can buy Dark Souls 2: Scholar of the first sin, which I don't really need to explain, right? For 10 bucks you can buy Lords of the Fallen. Both vastly superior games, imho. If you already played and did finish them, then may be worth to get it, in the future when on sale. There some issues already mentioned like camera, key/button bindings and weapon variety. Mine are different. The maps are not that big and the big elite demo is too oversized for the camera. But mostly: There is no difference between difficulty settings aside higher damage received and loot rarity and gold amount. More HP should stop being used as excuse for "harder". Difficulty for me implies more aggressive enemies, in higher numbers, where on higher levels should even get new moves. I thought with Alex (Arekkz) somehow involved in the project implied that they already knew and would apply this. Once you finish the story (so far), there is no real incentive to keeping playing other than reach the levels and souls for the achievement only. So, at this moment, I do not recommend.

So far I’m really enjoying this. It’s exactly what I thought and hoped it’d be: an RPG themed rouge-light that is focused on combat and loot. It reminds me of Darksiders meets lords of the fallen and hades, with tiered loot. The level of detail in the environments and art design is extremely impressive for a $20 early access game, and I’m really enjoying the gameplay loop. I hope this game can overcome the initial negative keybinding reviews and see success and be supported, because I love what they have here so far, and I think it has a ton of potential. I haven’t tried on my Steam deck yet but it runs beautifully on my 4060 laptop.

This is a good game, speaking on value proposition, gameplay mechanics and difficulty. If you have a weak stomach for gore, this might not be the game for you. Game is decently optimized as well, no hitching or lagging.

This game is obviously not finished and is the Ryan Bruney of all video games. The camera angles are abysmal at times, the loot system is garbage, the upgrade system is garbage, and it's nearly impossible to make a "build" because you never know which stat of any weapon or piece of armor will disappear when you end your run. You will probably be bored within 5 hours. I only beat the game to justify the $20 I spent on it which would've been better spent on a 5th of Tito's. For anyone who wants to throw out the "git gud scrub", save yourself some time and don't because I have the platinum trophy for Elden Ring on PS5. This game may be good some day but it isn't right now. The last boss is Bull**** too.