DunHero

One of the hardest Rogue games I've played, really fun! Enjoying the loot system and build system of this game

Sometimes a game manages to distill a genre down to the simple components that make it fun, and that was DunHero for me. This game actually started me off on my twin-stick shooter/bullet heaven kick. Does it do anything groundbbreaking? Nope. Is it fun? Hell yeah. It just does what it does well. One thing that is on the more unique side is that DunHero doesn’t use discreet rooms; each level is an open map with topography that produces vague room-like areas but that you can explore however you want. I really liked this, and I wish more games in this genre did that. In addition to giving it an exploration vibe, it also meant you could figure out how to approach mobs instead of them just being auto-aggro’d when you enter a room. I definitely had runs where I had a crappy build that I pushed through by strafing enemies and hitting them through walls with auras. I like when games give you the choice to do stupid things like that. I liked the variety of classes, but it did have the issue of like, here are your starting classes and you can use them to unlock the better versions. There wasn’t really much of a reason to go back to a class once you’d gotten the “better” one; I would have enjoyed some kind of reward, even like, a statue in town, for clearing a class, and then something big for getting a win with everyone. Mostly I wanted an excuse to keep going after seeing everything, lol. I also really enjoyed Hell Mode. The original game was medium-ish difficulty, the heat modifiers were nice, but trying to clear Hell Mode was a real challenge and I had a lot of fun slowly figuring out the best approach and then finally getting there.

Bad in every way possible and extremely tedious. Lots of enemies with lots of huge projectiles so it's easy to loose your charachter on screen. You have a very limited attack range, so you have to get close to the source of visual mess. Which makes it very easy to randomly take damage, you die from few hits and sometimes it's difficult to heal. NPCs may attack each other, making it impossible to distinguish which of the two factions is friendy and ocasionally attacking it makes it hostile. Also broken balance: S-tier weapon may be much worse than the starting one and other surprises

Go to the source and get Tiny Rogues instead :) Initially good, but the game lacks polishing. Unlocking characters does not work even after fulfilling the requirement multiple times. If you "save" your run and want to get back to it later, you will notice that you have lost some of your stats. I'm guessing that all buffs applied by consumables are lost but not sure, still very demoralizing to return to the run and getting your ass handed to you. Fun for a short while but that's it. You should however get bang for your buck if you follow 1€/1h ratio and buy this from a sale.

Molto divertente, soprattutto in coop. Peccato per lo strano modo di non condividere a pieno la progressione del guest.

Gra nie posiada wielkiego i głębokiego świata. Zamiast tego przechodzi się na coraz to kolejne, różnorodne poziomy. Na koniec każdej planszy czeka inny boss. Podróż urozmaicają różni kupcy, bandyci, mieszkańcy, którzy pozwalają urozmaicić rozgrywkę. Aby dochodzić "coraz dalej" gra wymaga planu rozwoju postaci, co w połączeniu z losowością oferty kupców i kart rozwoju (co poziom) może być wyzwanie. Zdecydowanym atutem gry jest możliwość odblokowywania nowych postaci, dzięki którym kolejne podejścia mogą wyglądać zupełnie inaczej. Pojedyncza sesja może zająć do ok. 90 minut. (jeżeli dojdziesz do końca). Polecam