DROS

Played it because it reminded me of Spiral Knights. It's Ight

DROS is a puzzle-platformer, so expect to use your brain to play this game. Achievement Hunters: 30hrs or so to get all the achievements, and you'll be tested on a few due to learning how to speedrun optimally, which are the Speedy Clam achievements; each map has 4 objectives for the 100% Gold achievement: collect all bloodstone, beat the par time (quite easy), don't kill innocent DROS, collect a piece of the Moderat. The story is like any another: subjective to your taste, but I enjoyed it, as it was something different. Combat is pretty standard: hack-and-slash, block, parry, but there are also other abilities you will acquire along the way. Artstyle is pretty: 2D drawings or the 3D aspects - I don't know what it is, but I find this type of artstyle more endearing than the more realistic stuff being pushed these days. The entire reason I got this game, is because it reminded me of Phantom Hourglass with the shadow using armor to move, but in this case it's a DROS, and the relationship is symbiotic.

A fun puzzle platformer with a lot of charm.

This is such a hidden gem that if you're reading this you should pick the game up. Its got so much character in this world and immediately when the game starts and youre a goo guy you know you're gonna have fun. Feels very cartoony and 'nintendo-y' in a great way. Its a puzzle platformer with abit of light combat. The combat isnt the main star though but its for sure serviceable. The story is fun and plays into that cartoonyness well. Was super happy to support a dev like this making a fun game with a light hearted visually interesting world

Fun puzzle game. Great characters too. The side characters add to the fun, so it isn't the same for each level.

Отличный платформер-головоломка. Проходится практически на одном дыхании. Отсутствие русского языка конечно печалит, но игрой я всё равно доволен.

I've grown to dislike the term "hidden gem" since it's used it to describe any games that sells under 5 million copies, but Dros truly is a hidden gem - it has less than 100 reviews and I've never seen it mentioned anywhere. Dros is basically a series of ~40 miniature 2D Zelda dungeons with simple mechanics. I'm only halfway through but it's already been worth the cheap purchase price. I hope the developer keeps making games like this and that they find a bigger audience.

Gutes nicht schweres 3D-Hüpfspiel. Es ist schön, es spielt sich locker, die Gegenstände sind nicht zu arg versteckt. Nichts überragendes, aber das hat an sich Spaß gemacht!

A fun little game with a solid blend of combat and puzzle solving, with some light platforming. It's not ground breaking by any measure, but if you're looking for a game to sit back and relax with for a few hours, this is a good one. Pros: - The combat is a bit challenging to understand at first, but as you play you gain understanding of enemy attack patterns, plus a few skill upgrades that quickly make it a lot more manageable. - Puzzles are well designed. They force you to think but are never feel frustrating or unfair. - The game falls pretty squarely into the category of "easy to beat, difficult to 100%." There's optional objectives (collectibles, time limits) that allow you to increase the challenge if that is your thing. Cons: - The game could use just a little bit more polish with regards to level design/debugging. I encountered one area where I got stuck in the architecture and had to restart the level. It was mildly frustrating in the moment, but not hugely detrimental to the game experience overall. - The price is a bit steep for what you get, especially with regards to game length. Definitely a good "buy it on sale" game.

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