Deadlink

2/10 Ultrakill (jeu déjà vite fait) en moins bien

So smooth yet so brutal, Love the art direction and the soundtracks are fantastic. Great game

Es un juego como Dead Cells, Katanaut…mueres y regresas al inicio de todo (o sea un Roguelite), logré pasar al segundo nivel, y cuando le di reiniciar nivel, descubrí que volví al nivel 1, y si sales de la misión, también se te borra todo. Entretiene, pero odio la forma como está hecho el juego, no le veo sentido el morir una y otra vez y regresar al nivel 1, y claro está, que mientras más mejores tu personaje se te hará más fácil avanzar, pero es un juego sin fin. Tiene cosas de DOOM, los enemigos cuando mueren tiran objetos que te ayudan a seguir y cuando te acercas los recoges, tiene doble salto, dash, el golpe, el gancho. Eres un robot que tienes que ir matando a los enemigos, algunos son humanos y otros son maquinas. Compre este juego sin saber que era Roguelite, lo que vi en el tráiler me gustó, y a mí me encantan los FPS, así que lo compré, de todas maneras no gaste mucho o quizás lo recibí gratis (ya no me acuerdo). Google: En Deadlink, al morir pierdes todo el progreso de la incursión (run) actual y regresas al inicio del escondite o base principal, manteniendo únicamente los recursos permanentes y mejoras desbloqueadas para el personaje. Como juego con elementos de tipo Roguelite, la muerte forma parte central de la mecánica de avance. PD: usa DirectX 11, el 12 da puros tirones.

Fun game :3

game just gets stupid with everything. anoying as heck, bad balancing. holy hell why did i play this garbage so long?

100% zu machen ist nicht einfach, aber irgendwann hat man den Dreh raus. Gutes Spiel!

Deadlink does a very good job of making the player feel like they have to always be on their toes to win, but also not make them feel so squishy that they feel like a balloon that could be popped at any moment. It's an important balance to strike in a roguelike, because if you die, that could mean losing upwards of 50 minutes of legitimate progress. You don't want to baby the player, but you don't want to make them stop having fun, either. I am the kind of player that likes to optimize gameplay as soon as I start playing, and Deadlink really accommodates for my willingness to play slow by creating the enemies and environment in a way that punishes both playing too fast AND too slow, meaning that the optimal way to play is the most fun way to play; there's something I quite like about that. The characters in this game feel incredibly varied, no two characters feel the same because their abilities are so integral to their gameplan that you NEED to account for their strengths and weaknesses in the way you navigate the game. Soldier and Juggernaut both have shotguns, but while Soldier's Shotgun is a consistent way to deal damage at close-mid range, Juggernaut's Shotgun constantly needs to be reloaded but acts as a movement tool. You can actually draw many comparisons like this because it's intentional, the game wants you to feel like you're playing Deadlink no matter which character you play, it's just that they also want to make sure you feel like you made an impactful choice when you select your character. As another example, Hunter has a revolver, while Engineer has a rifle. You can definitely draw comparisons between the two, but what makes them feel different is that their abilities emphasize different skills in the skillset that shooters care about. Hunter's abilities emphasize your aim because none of them do damage, but rather put you in a favorable position. You don't need to constantly hit headshots or anything, but being able to consistently to hit enemies (even from far away) is important to Hunter's gameplay. Engineer's abilities emphasize your ability to predict AND prepare for oncoming enemies. He is the only character without any way to traverse large distances in a short period of time, but he has access to a turret that can hold down areas for him, so he's very used to staying in one area for a long period of time and holding his ground. His rifle is secondary to his gameplan, while Hunter would be nothing without his revolver. I think this game is very cool despite the fact that I haven't played it for very long. I've been playing it on and off for about 4 years (November 18, 2022, I had to check lol,) and I don't regret my purchase at all (coming from someone who is very stingy.) Every time I play this game again after dropping it for a couple months, I rediscover my love for it all over again.