Desecrators

Fun

It's good, but it's light on content and there are too many cheap deaths. Wait for a good sale.

Mouse input is not handled well *at all.* I've come to realize this is apparently a preference of Descent-like players, but moving the mouse quickly results in less movement than moving the mouse very slowly, which feels absolutely terrible to me. Controller implementation fares either not much better or worse, depending on your preferences: The joystick *is* actually analog, though you're forgiven for not realizing this. Enable Steam Input, set a custom response curve of 45 and an anti-deadzone of 65000 and it feels mostly alright, though you'll also want to use Steam Input to change your inversion - the in-game setting is reversed on controller and does not save between sessions. You'll also want to rebind left on the D-pad to the left arrow key if you want to navigate menus, as that button just doesn't work unless you do so. Ignoring the outright broken input handling, the game itself is unfortunately just mostly okay, greatly buoyed by its excellent graphics and music, which are highly nostalgic and really hit the mark they're aiming for. Bravo. I love seeing the PS2/OG Xbox aesthetic getting love in the indie space. This also means it runs beautifully, which is appreciated. The auto-roll is surprisingly unobtrusive and really helps with orienting yourself in the labyrinthine stages, and the thing that shows you where to go greatly cuts down on navigational annoyances, which is great. These are two smartly designed and much appreciated systems. Unfortunately, enemies are extremely tanky, combat is incredibly hard to read, and most combat ends up taking place in cramped corridors that leave little room to avoid taking damage from the walls of bullets constantly heading your way. I was debating getting a refund and asked my self "how early access is this game?" And the answer is that it's not. It's still getting updates, but this is in an unacceptably rough - honestly just broken - state for it to be in post-1.0.

If your like Descent or 6DOF games you will love Descrators.. A cross between Forsaken Sublevel zero and Descent/Overload.. branching path with a rouge like element to it... With co op and other modes. I keep going back to this game.. I am kind of addicted to it.. Works great on the steamdeck too!

An excellent rouge lite for Descent pilots, with a good deal of replayability that gets even more fun with other players.

- completely broken "art direction" to the point where it's impossible to distinguish doors from walls. This is worse than first level design mistakes. Basically, the signaling of the levels is so bad I can only see it as purposely trolling me. I thought I just had to get used to forsaken inspired art style, but no, it's just horrible. - very bad audio cues for enemies/shots. Audio in general is pretty bad. - no explanation on items/mechanics at all, and many things are unnecessarily cryptic (e.g. "resurrector" instead of "extra life" etc.) - random level generation is completely simplistic to the point where it's just broken. large enemies in tiny rooms. Powerful enemies spawning out of thin air directly behind you. - the forsaken style tanks have a certain appeal - I want my money back. (For reference, I played through Descent 1 & 2 on high difficulty settings multiple times.)

Mükemmel. Descent sevenlere ilaç gibi gelecektir. Ve yolunuzu kaybetmemeniz için yol gösterici olması çok güzel. Edit: Hayııırr!!! Bu oyunun roguelike olduğunu yazmıyordu. Bu çok kötü. Bunu belirtmeliydiniz.

Very fun game. I loved Descent and Overload, and I can tell you, this one is great. ---- update after 7 hours of fun I am not big fan of rogue-likes, but I must say, I got hooked to this one. Its a bit on the difficult side, but I am having a great time playing runs. there is good variety of weapons. They lack a bit of detailed explanation, but I think its actually better this way, it does not take long to experiment and figure out each of them. The map is great, is has this feature that let you click on a part of it, and you will be shown how to reach that area. Same with the "go to next unexplored area" The enemy spawns are a bit evil sometimes, they spawn right on your ass. but it does not detract much from the fun IMHO One thing to note, is that there is no meta-progression, which is OK I think, but just keep it in mind.

it's good, and uniquely well suited to scratch the 6DOF Decent series itch.

super jeux