Dark Void™ Zero

Capcom

si tienen problemas para activarlo por el asunto de la clave del juego tienen que ir administrar luego a clave de producto hay que usar esa clave para activar el juego y listo

It's a fun little game for a few bucks, so I can recommend the game itself. BUT, the SecuRom anti-piracy makes it a bit hard to play. I didn't understand how to activate it until I found the key under "Manage>CD Keys" in Steam, but I was able to get it so it seems the issues other comments mentioned are resolved. Still, pretty silly that this is simpler to play on DSiWare than on modern PCs.

Мне хватило видеопрохождения. Можно было бы пройти и самому, если бы не жизни и нагло воскресаемые противники.

Хорошая ретро стрелялка. Секреты, сложность, всё на хорошем среднем уровне

This might be a cool game if it wasn't filled with so many boneheaded decisions. Controls are sluggish and clunky. Just because it's a made up retro NES game doesn't give you an excuse to pass off jank as authentic or challenge. It insists on using conventions it thinks are authentic to the NES that hinder the game such as only using two buttons, when at least the option to map some actions to another button would have helped improve the playability. The camera is probably the biggest source of grief. This is a platformer. You will be falling a lot. Why in heck would you make the camera area so small below the player? It doesn't even move when you're falling leading to lots of blind jumps, falling on enemies, into lava, and picking up weapons you didn't want. The jetpack can't save you because it takes nearly a second for it to kick in. Not only does this make flying not very fun, but it means it's useless for stopping falls. You can't tap to slow down. You can double tap jump to hover and move around slowly, but it takes just as long as, so you're just going to die from it too. I think this game could have really learned from the classic game "Jetpac" in learning how fun flying around and shooting can be. If they had maybe put hover on another button it might have saved the game. But the thing that really angers me is whenever something happens, such as picking up a weapon or item, 1/6 of the bottom of the screen is covered in opaque blue banner telling you what it is. This limits your ability to see what's below you with all the problems listed above to almost nothing. This will get you killed probably more than anything else in the game. The game doesn't pause during this time either. I really don't think it was needed, and if you had to have put it there, couldn't it have been smaller and at the top? Some people might not like that there's a lives system and the game is long, but that's accurate enough to classic NES titles, but it's very against modern sensibilities with auto-saves, check points, and forgiving progression. You Game Over in this game, and it does exactly what it says on the tin. You go all the way back to the beginning. A lot of people are having issues activating their game online. I simply don't understand what possesses a company to be this dumb. I activated my copy just fine. What is insulting is thinking you need this on a $5 game that often goes on sale for 99¢ regularly because no one is interested in it, and still not removing it after a decade even though it's probably been cracked long ago. But that's Capcom for you. Pump and dump. Disappointing, because there's a decent game under all this foolishness. More frustrating than fun. Not recommended.