DiscStorm

シングルモードを4時間でクリア。XBOXコントローラー使用。 ホッケーのように反射するディスクを使って敵を倒すゲーム。 所持ディスクは3枚で、発射すると拾いに行く必要がある。 操作は左スティックで移動、右スティックで狙いを定めてRTで発射。 LTは所持ディスク1枚以上で回転ガード、ディスク0枚でダッシュ。 左スティクボタンもLTと同じ操作になるため誤発動することがある。 操作はシンプルながらも面白かった。 複数人で遊んで楽しむゲームのように見えるが シングルモードもそれなりに充実していたので期待より楽しめた。

Towerfall is very similar, and better in all regards. The soundtrack is good.

DiscStorm has just hit Steam for PC & Mac from Mastertronic and XMPT Games. After a few teething issues getting into the game, which were quickly sorted out by the extremely impressive response time from the XMPT Games, I stepped into this battle arena having only caught glimpses of a few screenshots beforehand. DiscStorm attempts to bring an 8-bit Sega Master System/NES feel to its graphics and it achieves this goal extremely well. I could believe that once again I was sat – near thirty plus years back – in front of my television playing Smash TV with Mario like toons, though admittedly DiscStorm is nowhere near as violent as Smash TV, as here we’re throwing lethal Frisbee’s in this arena. I’d advise you to take a few moments and jump into the practice Dojo just to get a feel on the controls and movement of the game, as all be it appears to be easy it can be quite tricky and frustrating. The frustrating element I believe – for myself – lies in the fact I am using a mouse and keyboard and the first screen you meet on DiscStorm in recommends you play this game with a Gamepad, which I don’t; this I believe will hinder the average player. The single player mode is a series of mobs fights and you can easily path these mobs and bunch them up, bringing them down with one nice throw. As you pass checkpoint your progress is saved and if you do die you return to said checkpoint, leaving the game however doesn’t save your progress within the level so you will have to grind through that level again; unless of course you completed the entire level. Something I found a bit cruel was the lack of health regens that were dropped, after you first encounter with a mid-level boss you’re given one energy bubble back, but you were then expected to proceed through the next round on a heavily depleted life force. The multiplayer mode is unfortunately only local multiplayer, so there is currently no chance of joining up with three other random’s around the globe to lob discs at their heads. You can set up a game against bots if you – like me – have no friends, this then immediately shows how hectic the game can become with three other people playing and you realise you need some more training at this game. The music keeps faithfully in line with the appearance of the game, you would believe that this game has been pulled from a cupboard back in the mid-1980’s. The developers certainly have their hearts firmly planted in the era of the Sega Master Syst... Full review can be found at Flickering Myth here - http://www.flickeringmyth.com/2015/08/video-game-review-discstorm.html

It seems so simple, throw some discs around and dodge some enemies. After spending 3 hours trying to finish the first level in the campaign I had to give up and take a break. I am clearly not as skilled as I assumed I was, I needed some time to re-eveluate life choices and check where I went wrong. This game is a [i]very[/i] entertaining challenge for me, I'm hooked on it and picking it right back up after I finish writing this review! The gameplay is very smooth. I'm personally playing using keyboard and mouse but I really should get myself a controller for this. The art and music are very well done, and they blend in perfectly to add to that all-important gameplay, and really help to stay motivated. Also, I can't wait to get some friends round and test the multiplayer on this, I foresee some very interesting chaos!

It's a fun game with great music. Gameplay is straight forward and within a few minutes you'll be jammin' out to the tunes and droppin' the smackdown on some zombie tushies. Here is a little snippit of what to expect: https://youtu.be/8ksyv0R4mFs

There is no story to DiscStorm, just arena after arena of disc throwing madness, testing the player's skills with what they've learned in the tutorial level that teaches you all the mechanics of the game. It's just up to you to use them properly, which means your experience with this game is ultimately determined by how good you are at picking up the controls. Learning how to dodge, deflect, dash and ricochet your discs off of walls and other objects is essential for learning how to play the game. It's fast paced gameplay so it's both fun and challenging, constantly keeping you on your toes as you throw your discs like some sort of Olympian. This game doesn't have any difficulty settings, it expects you to be an expert at the game as soon as you leave the tutorial level, and it shows by how much it tests you. You're put up against not only basic enemies that chase you all around the arena, but Disc throwing enemies, regenerating enemies that come back after you die and Jason Voorhees-looking individuals with swords. But those are only the grunts; when it comes to the bosses and the mini bosses, you're given a variety of creatures based on the level you're in. You're also given a selection of four characters that all have unique dialogue depending on the level they are in, which makes it worth it to play all of them at least once. [url=http://www.noobfeed.com/reviews/1163/discstorm] Full Review[/url]

Distrayant en solo, DiscStorm est vraiment amusant à quatre joueurs. Les dix arènes sont réellement différentes et apportent à chaque fois quelque chose au gameplay (vent qui modifie la trajectoire des disques, portails de téléportation, wagonnets…). La réalisation est vraiment propre avec un pixel art bien maîtrisé et accompagné par une bande-son 8 bits rétro réussie. S’il n’atteint pas la magie d’un Towerfall, DiscStorm saura sans aucun doute vous occuper pas mal de soirées entre potes. [url=http://www.gamesidestory.com/2015/12/24/gametest-discstorm-pc-mac-linux/]Lire le test complet sur Game Side Story[/url] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1J-zkCAIBh0

This game is great, its really fastpased makes you think quickly about your next move. I love the idea of throwing the discs. The bosses are challenging but simple which makes for a great game. Highly Recommend. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uipGKUQ8Vr4&index=1&list=PL3g25GfHOMYeymhmnnSwlavIovjokqQtY

A fun little game although all you do is throw discs at the enemy for the whole game and thats about it. I f you can get if for less than half the price then pick it up.

Buon titolo, divertente in singolo ed anche in multi. Da provare se amate il freesbee! Recensione completa qui: http://www.nerdworldnetwork.it/videogames/discstorm-14866/