
The 3D Platformer with attitude is out now, but you can play the Trials edition to get a feel for it! Check out the demo and compete in new challenge levels each week! Jump, spin and punch your way across these trials to become #1 in the leaderboards!
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Finna buy the full game ^.^
Enjoyable bite-sized taster for the full game - Demon Turf. From what I could tell there are 3 stages to play and there used to be an weekly competitive leaderboard (unfortunately I played this after that had been shut down due to the release of the full game - so no input on that aspect). Certainly good fun getting used to the controls and movement mechanics, has me itching to buy both of the full games that came from this (Demon Turf and Demon Turf: Neon Splash). Movement feels fluid however with the length and variation of levels shown with Demon Turf: Trials I was unable to fully understand the mechanics and depth of movement that there may be in the full games. There's probably an hour or two of gameplay here depending on whether you wish to explore the whole of the world hubs, complete the stages fully for their collectables and within their allot time trial windows. Thumbs up from me, I'm excited to play both games and for any further releases from the dev team, as Slime-san was another game I had a blast with.
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Good demo, made me want to buy the full game.
Wow, this is pretty good.
Ben beğendim ve oyunun tamamını sabırsızlıkla bekliyorum. Herhangi bir şikayetim olsaydı koşu animasyonuyla başlardım. Bu pek doğru gelmiyor. Sanki koşarken daha fazla eğilmesi, hatta kollarını açması gerekiyormuş gibi çok sert ve ♥♥♥ bir his veriyordu. Düşmanlarla savaşmak da oldukça sert hissettiriyor ve geri bildirimden yoksun, sanki bir düşmana vurup vurmadığımdan veya ne kadar hasar verdiğimden emin değilim. Ayrıca, tamamen şarj edilmiş bir el bir düşmana çarptığında sistemimde birkaç karede gözle görülür bir donma var gibi görünüyor ve kesinlikle düşük kaliteli bir teçhizatta değilim. Ama hala! Demodan gerçekten keyif aldım. Müziği ve oyunun görünüşünü seviyorum. Tam benim tarzım ve oyunun tam sürümü yayınlandığında diğer birçok insan için de öyle olacağını düşünüyorum.
MelonLoaderとXUnity.AutoTranslator-MelonMod-IL2CPPでインターフェイスも台詞も日本語に自動翻訳出来ました。ただし文字によっては枠からハミ出して見えなかったり、台詞のフキダシで元の英文が消えずに重なったりします。
I *really* wanted to like this one. It looked like Disgaea-meets-3D-platformer, and I was all for it. Actually playing it though? Big meh; everything just feels distinctly amateur. It's got strangely erratic performance, bordering on poor, despite its seeming simplicity. This alone all but kills a lot of the interest I had in it -- this genre of games, much like racing and fighting games, are predicated on really consistent performance, imo. Seriously, even with all the graphical settings dropped to their lowest, this game stresses out my machine more than some of the big budget AAA games in my library -- what is going on here? Presentation-wise, the writing is often a bit cringe-worthy. The art style is trying very hard to capture the dynamism of anime and manga, but just doesn't have the competency to land it. The VA choices don't sound like they fit the characters. It really feels like the devs played the first Disgaea, fell completely in love with it, and then tried to emulate it. It's got "American high-school kid who draws nothing but slightly off-brand anime" energy. There doesn't feel like there's any sense of "flow" to its maps, the combat is a chore; it feels like a student game, which isn't necessarily bad, but it's certainly not a $30 dollar purchase either. In the end, I couldn't even make myself finish the demo. So I guess if you want to take some life off your GPU and it happens to go on steep sale it may be worth your time. Anybody making the claim that this is somehow "Mario 64's successor" is sitting in the middle of a gas leak though.
Sehr nices game!
Mario 64 better
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