Death's Door

pretty, fun game but at times ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ is challenging. Crazy amount of puzzles

Очень сильно понравилась игра в которой пришлось немного попотеть з зонтиком:) Досадно что она не такая популярная, нашла ее через издателя культа барашков. Геймплей легкий, поиграть можно с кайфом, сюжет сам тебя ведет туда куда надо, битв очень много и они все интересные (может быть кроме обычных мобов). В начале было досадно что нет карты, но пройдя немного поняла что мир достаточно маленький и она не нужна, всё само запоминается. Игра 10/10 душ :)

[b]For context I have 100% this game AND got all achievements.[/b] This is genuinely one of the best games I have played in quite a while. It blends humour and seriousness very well. It's somehow cute but dark at the same time. It doesn't hold your hand, but also doesn't hide any secrets in ridiculous ways. Getting 100% without any walkthroughs took me 14 hours. The game can have some difficult moments, but once you learn the controls better, it becomes pretty simple. This game has a "souls-like" tag, which I don't know if I agree with. While this game may be too hard for a bunch of people, it's not ridiculous brutal like the souls games. You get quite a bit of lenience for escaping attacks, and there are always ways to replenish your health/magic. When you die, you don't lose anything you collected, and you often respawn really close to where you died, negating any frustration. I enjoyed the game so much that I immediately replayed it to get the umbrella achievement, which took me 5.5 hours. [h3]Linux performance[/h3] Linux performance is perfect. Played half my time on the Steam Deck and the other half on my Linux PC.

jogo do corvinho 10/10

I think this game was one of the most boring game experiences I have ever had. There was nothing memorable, nothing unique about Deaths Door, like, just another indie game.

Se convirtió en uno de mis juegos favoritos. Me encanto el apartado artistico, toda la banda sonora, los combates y la historia. La verdad no pierden nada en probarlo. Lo recomiendo muchisimo.

10/10 - amazing game.

[h1]Death's Door[/h1] In this game you play as a crow fledgling, collecting souls and soul orbs, solving small puzzles, fighting enemies and opening new doors that lead to new places. Is this game good? I guess it's serviceable. The game mechanics work, but the map - or rather the lack of one - is your biggest enemy. I had moments where navigation confusion took over everything else. In some places I had to almost take notes, like: "go straight, then right, then right, then left, then take the 2nd door, then jump down, then go straight, then go through the gap, then take the first door, then go left". There are also many dead ends in this game, and you often go searching for the next way to go only to find out that you chose a way that had nothing there. And whoever decided that doors (which teleport between the main hub and different areas) should be used for navigation made a questionable decision, because it doesn't help with the biggest issue, which is poor navigation - it just helps you lose your sense of direction. Unless you play this game in intense stints, you're probably going to forget where you need to go or which areas had pink soul orbs that you couldn't access before. And you might want to backtrack if you care about upgrades, because each pink soul orb is worth 100 orbs, and you can get upgrades with 400 or 600 orbs. Not that upgrades matter that much, because you'll be fighting enemies with a melee weapon, a health bar that has four slots and a bow that has four arrows (health upgrades are locked behind backtracking!). You can manage with that because combat is quite easy and it's mostly a matter of patience. Once you know the attack pattern of each enemy type, the combat becomes almost like a chore. Basically, you slash and roll away when the enemy attacks and then slash again. The arrows replenish when you hit enemies or ceramic pots/mushrooms that respawn, so there's usually plenty of arrows. When I put orbs into upgrades, I couldn't tell any difference in combat whatsoever, even after putting my first 2000 orbs into upgrades. And the weapons you find on your travels? I don't even know what they're supposed to be used for because you can just use your basic sword weapon once you get accustomed to it, so there's really no reason to change it. Stats are a bit different, but not worth changing the weapon. I tried the hammer, but it just made movement too slow and I could no longer dodge certain enemies like before. The art style and music in this game are very good, but the gameplay is like "meh". Most of the enemies are easy to handle. As you make progress, the game mostly just throws more enemies at you and there are more waves of them. That makes the game feel as if the difficulty remains quite static, and it even goes up and down in inexplicable ways. Some enemies have weird attack patterns and there's at least one enemy type that can't turn around when you attack it from behind. Sometimes combat feels a bit weird when enemies literally strike far away from you and dance around like fools - it doesn't even look like combat to me. But when things get rough, positioning in combat is key, because roll dodge alone won't always save you from getting hit, even if you move in the opposite direction from the enemy. I started to enjoy the gameplay more at about 8 hours of playtime when the game got a little harder and more interesting in the Castle Lockstone and Old Watchtowers areas. Before that I kinda struggled to keep myself motivated and most of the time I was just trying to find my way to the next objective. If the game had less puzzles and awkward navigation and the combat was a little harder, this game would be amazing. But to me it's more like a play-once-and-forget-about-it type of experience. It's not really a souls-like type of game. You play this mainly for the story and atmosphere and good music. But I think there's a risk that many players will drop this game either due to the poor navigation and lack of a map, or because the repetitive and easy combat makes it feel like the game progression is going nowhere and there's nothing that justifies putting more time into it. [b]Final score: 6.5/10[/b]