Crisol: Theater of Idols

Qué malo es. Lo compré por recomendación de un podcast de los creadores que decía que era muy bueno y que tenía una mecánica muy chula con la munición, porque era tu propia sangre. Pero ¡qué cosa más mala!, me parece que está implementado de la mierda. Nunca me sentí en peligro y ni siquiera me faltó sangre porque está por doquier. Además, el bicho grande que te persigue está super mal hecho no sabes cuándo está detrás de ti ni cuándo va a pegar para esquivarlo o esconderte. Me da hasta risa de lo cutre que es. Los enemigos son súper básicos todos se mueven y atacan igual. Es como un Resident Evil, pero muy muy malo. A todo esto hay que sumarle el rendimiento lo empecé hace como tres meses y en algunas zonas bajaba hasta los 40 FPS. Hoy le di otra oportunidad, pero no pude, es demasiado malo. No lo compres.

Very solid indie horror game. Looks great and runs good.

Me divertí, tiene muy buenas ideas, es original, pero a ratos me parece un juego muy precipitado, siento que al juego le hace falta desarrollo. Tiene pocos jefes, la variedad de enemigos no es tanta, las herramientas que vamos consiguiendo a lo largo del camino solo se usan en sus niveles respectivos, por ejemplo. El juego es muy lineal (que no necesariamente es malo). Aunque los puzzles están buenos. Tal vez se mejore con un DLC o un segundo juego.

Lo recomiendo PEROOOOOOOOOOO Lo bueno: - La estética tipo Bioshock es genial, el juego tiene un diseño artístico espectacular, ambientado en una españa de principios de siglo 20 muy buena, que transmite una cierta intranquilidad constante, ideal para un juego de suspenso como este. -El gameplay es bueno, muy simple, pero con una mecánica que condiciona la salud y las balas muy bien pensada. Cuando lo empece, pensé que eso me iba a mal predisponer, y que no iba a poder disfrutar de las armas, pero muy por el contrario, fue estimulante pensar como tener que eliminar a los enemigos teniendo que economizar recursos. -Pase más de la mitad del juego sin usar el parry, y fue un error. El sistema al principio es confuso, porque uno se acostumbra a cubrirse para hacer un parry, pero en esta ocasión, hay que hacer coincidir tu ataque con el del enemigo, lo que lo hace más entretenido. El medio: -El diseño de nivel es un laberinto interconectado, y la premisa esta buena, pero siento que se desaprovechan ciertas áreas y verticalidades al no tener un botón para saltar. Mismo, me encontre muchas veces pensando "esta parte es ideal para esconder un secreto" y que no hubiera nada. Que no se malentienda, esta lleno de secretos, pero quizás esperaba más interacción "ocasional" para descubrirlos, quizás un escopetazo a una pared, o romper un cuadro, etc. -El mapa esta bien, pero nunca se explica que las áreas cuando aparecen en rojo es que hay algún secreto por ahí, me di cuenta casi al final del juego. Eso se debe a que quizás ciertos consumibles, una vez que tenes lleno el inventario, no los podes recolectar, y a esos los cuenta como secretos. -Los enemigos están muy buenos, pero son muy pocos, como tipos de enemigos, debe haber 6 en todo el juego, y quizás luego una variante del primero, pero me dio pena no ver más enemigos en un juego que puede tardar entre 15 y 20 hrs. Lo malo: -La historia me parece muy floja y casi cursi, desactualizado y desentonando para la estética del juego, y su "tragedia". -A lo anterior se le suma el guión y las actuaciones de voz. Sobre esto último, no estoy queriendo decir que están mal actuadas, sino que el tono que eligieron para actuar las voces de esa manera, que va en linea con el guión, es muy malo, casi infantil por momentos. Con enojos exagerados del personaje principal y del personaje secundario, con una trama re anunciada y con un final muy aburrido. Se me hizo un poco largo el juego, debido a la historia. Seguro me faltaron cosas, pero dentro de todo la pase bien y lo recomiendo.

It tries to be Resident Evil but fails in every aspect. 6/10. I don't have a problem with that, if the game has one thing that really stands out, but here they try everything and nothing really works. [list] [*]The level design is just ok [*]The puzzles just ok [*]The story ok [*]The combat ok [*]The bosses? annoying [/list] Their one unique mechanic also does not convince me. Using your HP as ammo sounds good on paper but ultimately doesn't work. There is no interesting descision to make because the alternative to not using your gun is to run away or use the boring knife. So you end up using your gun anyways and because the enemies are so slow and you get a lot of HP refills you can completely ignore that you are using your HP to shoot. [b]Not once was I thinking about wether to use a gun or not, I always shot every enemy.[/b] I like the cheap price and if you have already played all Resident Evil games, go for it.

this game is like blasphemous and resident evil 7 had a child. the story is fantastic and the atmosphere is great and the combat is very fluid (pun intended) i love how the gun models look and the puzzles can be confusing some times but they are super fun

A solid game with flaws. I'd recommend it to action horror fans, particularly if they liked Resident Evil 4. This one isn't filled with goofy humor, but it sure does feel like RE4 in some respects. Things I liked: - The art direction was really cool. - The storyline was actually more interesting than I expected. I'd actually be interested in a follow-up to this story. - Traversing the map was generally satisfying. There's plenty of opportunities to backtrack and find secret areas as you get more tools, but the backtracking is limited to the area you're in. Once you move to the next area, you won't be able to go back. Backtracking rewards you with weapon and health upgrades, which is helpful...to a point. - The act of shooting was pretty fun, even with limited weapon and enemy variety. Things I was conflicted on: - Traversing the map was satisfying most of the time, but sometimes it was overly convoluted. The map being split up into different elevations made it really hard to read, so I didn't bother to try to find everything. Completionists beware. - Weapon and health upgrades stop mattering after a while because the pistol becomes really strong after some upgrades, and it's so efficient that you really don't need much health. - There were many, many, many puzzles. Way too many puzzles. Some of them were fun, but quite a few were overly complex and just annoying. Keep in mind that I'm not a big fan of puzzles in video games, especially in horror titles, but I'm used to them since walking simulator horror games like to use them to pad out the game length. Some of these puzzles were annoying enough that I just started looking up solutions without even trying. - The game isn't really horror, more like...horror-flavored first person shooter action. That said, that may just be because I'm used to horror games. Your mileage may vary. I didn't really feel tense during any part of this game, but I still had fun. - Performance was generally very polished with good visuals. I did run across a weird bug near the end where the game would just freeze for 10 seconds and then start again, but it only did this in the last couple hours of the game. The game wouldn't crash, but it was definitely annoying. - The unbeatable stalker enemy that's a trope of these types of games was interesting the first few times, but quickly became tedious rather than scary. It also really slowed down the sections where it was present, not really in a good way. Things I disliked: - While the developers did try to mix up the enemy encounters by adding one new enemy type and new environmental challenges for each new zone, the base enemy that you kill by the hundreds by the end of the game is still essentially the same enemy you faced at the start of the game. I wish there was more enemy variety, especially since I think the developer's art style was really cool and they probably had some neat ideas. I'm guessing this was probably a budget limitation. - The puzzles. Yes, I'm mentioning it again here. There's just...so many annoying puzzles. Can we get a skip puzzle button or menu setting? - The developer re-uses a golem boss fight twice (well, technically three times, but the third time isn't really an issue). The boss is also kind of...uninspired. It just charges at you while you shoot at it, but there's no real indicator that the boss is taking damage, so I ended up taking a while to kill it because I expected the boss to become vulnerable if it missed a charge. But no, you're expected to just shoot it until it dies, and that's it. - The pistol is so ridiculously strong after upgrading that you don't really need or want to use anything else other than maybe the shotgun during boss fights. The knife also feels kind of useless, I think I only used it a few times during the entire game. Summary: I wouldn't be interested in playing this game again or being completionist about it, but I had a decent amount of fun all the way to the end without any major hurdles (other than the annoying puzzles). I hope these developers make another game (with fewer puzzles).

Lo estuve disfrutando, pero en este momento estoy atascado, pareciera que hay un bug en el acertijo de las válvulas de agua...

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