Entropy

This game is dripping with style, oozing with ambiance, i love it I would love a better character creation or naming system, but that just a personal preference This game is AWESOME, highly recommend it if you like turn based RPG and Cosmic nihilism aestetics Thank you!

Il mondo "alieno" e la accattivante estetica retrò sono le cose che mi hanno attirato. Dopo aver provato la demo l'ho acquistato in EA appena uscito e finito in 2giorni. La versione in accesso anticipato include l'Atto I giocabile probabilmente in 5/6 ore. Qua e la ci sono delle stranezze e il gioco necessita sicuramente di essere raffinato (non guasterebbero un po' di quest secondarie in più) ma se questi sono i presupposti non vedo l'ora che vengano rilasciati ulteriori contenuti.

I just finished the early access Act 1 today. The turn based combat feels really great so far. The combat is very fun and feels pretty tactical. the way formations work is really cool, and targeting being able to debilitate your enemies feel nice, as well as the unique abilities of weapons. The artstyle is also wonderful, from the stylized low poly 3D world to the illustrated portraits of characters. The world is already fairly interesting, as well is the Dialogue. I highly reccomend checking this game out to anyone who enjoys JRP style games. I am very excited this game as goes through its development!

I was mostly pleased with the game, and I'm super excited for it to come out in full. The artstyle is beautiful and the gameplay mixes lots of different mechanics that pair well together My only complaints are that I suffered from a bug that soft locked me by what I assume was the end of the early access: after dying to and later defeating a boss by the final dungeon of act one my character became invisible (reloading the game and using the "I'm stuck" option of the menu did not reverse this). After moving to the next section, a room which contains a lever and two doors, my character (still invisible) was unable to interact with any props and the game would freeze after interacting with doors. I am not mad about since I will probably go through the early access a second time, but I hope it is fixed.

I love the idea of this game and the art is fantastic, it's a breath of fresh air in the big 2026. Now, why I do not recommend it? I played on hard and I think there are balances issues. Regular mobs are pretty weak and then you get to a boss and even with a good amount of items you can almost get wiped out (or maybe I'm bad idk) The amount of content is short, if I didn't restart thrice to test initial builds I could have done everything it has to offer right now in 2-3 hours, this could be perfectly a demo instead. So to sum it up, good game, needs better balancing, not enough content to spend your money yet.

Lovely Hellplace games truly are a gem. at rare occasions rough around the edges, but a beautifully shining gem nonetheless. after finishing act 1 i can wholeheartedly say the worldbuilding is a perfectly cooked up mix between dark fantasy and gory weirdcore, accompanied by the amazing art made by Artyom Trakhanov. the combat is fun and easy to get ahold of. i find the normal difficulty to be rather easy, though, so for more of a challenge consider picking the hard difficulty at the start of the game. for the price it is at right now during early access, i think it is worth checking out and, having played Dread Delusion before, i have no doubt it'll stay a product of passion further down the road with each act that comes out.

etry

It's a really great game, the fighting feels very satisfying, the world itself feels very thoroughly connected with the characters interacting with another or reacting to your choices is really nice. Because of Early Access it's currently over before you know it, but as stated, it's still Early Access so hoping for more content. I normally am not that big of a fan of the kind of games that perma-kill your companions on death but here its done pretty good, as you can hire more party members at any point. But I would really like it if in the Full Version, there are a few more party members who aren't mercenerys. I don't need like a full party of free people but a good balance between both would be nice. The only 2 complaints I have would be, that the Critting System is way too exagerated since a fully healed party member, that norrmally takes 5-8 hits to kill (depending on the dmg) can easily be oneshot and theres not really much you can do about that. And secondly the injury system, the idea is really nice, the not knowing wether a party member survived until the end of combat, but it's implemented really poorly right now. For Example the things that can happen if a member is KOed during battle is: They die/nothing happens or they get an injury. As I already said the system itself is a neat idea but if you get an injury most of the time it just instantly severes arms or legs, or gouges an eye, which are the permanent major injuries. The game states that later down the line there will be remedies for major injuries as well but in act 1 there aren't any. In an entire act 1 playthrough I had like around 8 major injuries but only a single minor one that can be fixed by a doctor, which by the way cost like nothing to heal. Yeah you can't heal them on the way but you can't heal a severed arm on the way either so why spam the major injuries? But nonetheless absolutely fantastic up till now, can't wait for more!