Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn

Après avoir terminé Flintlock en moins de 6 heures, mon ressenti est globalement positif. Le jeu propose une aventure rythmée avec une excellente direction artistique. Les environnements sont variés, agréables à parcourir et donnent régulièrement envie d'explorer les zones annexes. Les combats constituent l'un des principaux points forts du jeu : ils sont dynamiques, fluides et récompensent l'agressivité ainsi que la maîtrise des mécaniques de parade, d'esquive et de gestion des malédictions. La progression est également bien menée et le duo avec Enki apporte une identité propre au gameplay. Les affrontements contre les boss sont généralement spectaculaires et l'ensemble reste divertissant du début à la fin. En revanche, le jeu souffre d'un manque de difficulté. Même en découvrant le contenu principal, les ennemis et les boss représentent rarement une véritable menace. Les nombreuses aides intégrées au gameplay rendent l'aventure très accessible et limitent parfois le sentiment d'accomplissement après certaines victoires. Les joueurs habitués aux Souls-like les plus exigeants risquent donc de trouver l'expérience trop permissive. Malgré cela, Flintlock reste un très bon action-RPG, porté par une réalisation soignée, un système de combat efficace et une exploration plaisante. Sans révolutionner le genre, il propose une aventure agréable, variée et suffisamment originale pour se démarquer. Je recommande. Note personnelle : 7/10.

Characters, levels, and story are the best part about this game, the gameplay though...is rough. The standard parry is wonky and doesn't work as intended half the time due to other issues with the combat. Sometimes it just doesn't work because the animation of the attack doesn't match with when the attack actually hits, sometimes attacks just straight up go through you and/or your block, attacks have really bad tells and sometimes go way further than you would realistically expect, and sometimes the enemies miss you entirely even when your are standing right in their face. It feels like you have to get the parry upgrade with the gun because the standard one works poorly and you can parry unblockables with it...it also just activates more consistently. A lot of the enemies you fight don't stagger, you can't cancel your attack into your firearm or dodge, so the game makes it feel like it's better to just wait for the enemy to attack, gun parry, then attack when they're stagger from that, then rinse and repeat. You get to her pistols in the game but you'll just end up using the one with the most ammo so you can do the gun parries. Only fought the first boss, but it wasn't very fun fighting her because it just boiled down to gun parry, hit hit, gun party hit hit, etc. Fighting was not fun at all, weirdly the movement, out of combat, was more fun. Game would've been way better if the combat was more polished, took out unnecessary mechanics or features, make the gun to so overwhelmingly important to the combat. If you want to try the game, just get it on sale or as part of a bundle.

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hm. this game is a bit of a mess. its just doing.. so many things. not just in terms of gameplay, but also art and theme, it's just.. all over the place. it really should have use an axe to its list of stuff and chopped like half off, and it would have been much better off. it's not bad, just uninteresting.

It's a great game, as long as you're mostly interested in the main quest. The mechanics are enjoyable, but the protagonist is dull. I would still love to see a sequel. I recommend it because it tries something new and succeeds. Nothing more, or less.

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jogo muito bom recomendo

muy entretenido

6.5/10