Galaxy Kingdoms

[b]Galaxy Kingdoms[/b] é um jogo despretensioso que te coloca na pele de Magnus, um famoso caçador de recompensas e Kyra, seu fiel droid e companheiro, que juntos caçam monstruosidades em planetas remotos para tentar manter a ordem na galáxia, em algum momento seu personagem é acusado pelo assassinato do príncipe de Stellara, reinado onde está localizada a guilda de nosso caçador. Dado esta acontecimento, você se vê sozinho contra uma imensurável quantia de inimigos por todos os lados. O jogo falha em muitos aspectos na questão de segurar o jogador, se tornando maçante a cada emboscada de inimigos, as músicas desses encontros são breves e tocam toda toda, chegando a irritar, alguns bugs são notáveis, paredes invisíveis ou NPCs que somem e, falando neles, são sempre os mesmos em todos os planetas, os inimigos também são muito parecidos inclusive em sua maneira de atacar, tudo neste jogo é muito igual e vazio, incluindo os textos e sua história rasa. O jogo é brasileiro, mas muita coisa poderia ser melhor escrita ou melhorada em sua linearidade, por exemplo, o uso da bazuca e o lamentável final e destino de nosso personagem. Sinceramente, não vale mais do que foi pago. [code]| [b]Valor pago:[/b] R$2,58 | [b]Extras →[/b][/code] 🎥 [b]Gameplay:[/b] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YhCNlXe_GHY

For the price this is a good game. It's fun honestly they can charge $15 for this game.. IT's very engaging and the story is quit interesting. the gameplay is simple, and sometimes this is just what a gamer needs. highly recommend this

Um jogo simples que começa fácil e termina te cobrindo numa chuva de balas já na 2ª área. O dev foi um cara amigável q prestou atenção aos bugs q relatei na versão demo. Definitivamente jogarei até o fim.

+ is positive - is negative = is neutral + The early game and mid game plots are really substantial, and are surprisingly well versed for an indie. + early game gunplay is really solid, enemy bullets hit hard, but so do yours, each fight is quick and eventful, and fun + the spritework is really good, enemies look really neat, so do guns, and so does the map. - mid game to late game gunplay is abysmal. It takes a million years to clear an ambush, and most of it is just either running in to a wall to bait out the enemies/bosses, or keeping a big distance. The players tend to deal minimal damage at a distance, except with snipers, which deal low damage anyways, my best late game gun was staff, which is the most expensive weapon i could find at 6k, and even then fights took ages. - end game plot sucks, ESPECIALLY THE ENDING, i feel like nothing was cleared up, or concluded, and instead its just limbo. (|like am i just infinitely on the run now or something......|) - over all this game feels pretty average to play, but when you factor the fact its 2$ per hour, your paying a lot for something that is average. Over all, i think theres a lot to like about this game, but its got to many issues, and is way to expensive, for me to give it a good review.

"Galaxy Kingdoms" is an adventure game where you control a bounty hunter and their android assistant. Your mission is to defeat creatures that terrorize different planets. This is where a point I like about this game comes in: its universe doesn't take place in just one location, but in several! I believe the differentiation between the planets could be greater; for example, having purple grass on one planet to enhance diversity in gameplay and convey a stronger sense of other worlds. The combat in the game is enjoyable in certain parts. When facing hordes of enemies, combat becomes fun and challenging. However, when enemies are spread across the map, it becomes tedious. It's easier to rely on the dash ability to evade them all and reach the objective. Speaking of combat, I feel that the stealth mode doesn't add much to the gameplay. In fact, I only used it during the tutorial and never saw an advantage in using it again. This is mainly because during engaging combat with hordes of enemies, stealth mode doesn't work well since all enemies already know your location. Moving on to the graphics, the game is visually appealing, but I find its colors overly saturated, which strains the eyes to some extent. Regarding music and sound effects: I found some sound effects and the music to be too loud. This might be the weakest aspect of the game. Another issue is that not everything in the game has sound effects. For example, the jetpack, which is frequently used throughout the game, doesn't produce any sound effect. The game features a simple storyline, which I won't delve into much to avoid spoilers. One of the things I liked in the game is that it contains a shop similar to the merchant in RE4, where you can upgrade your weapons, either by increasing their ammo capacity or their damage. I love upgrades. I believe this is what I wanted to express here after one hour of "Galaxy Kingdoms." I think the game has the potential to be more enjoyable, but still, I believe it deserves a positive review!

Galaxy Kingdoms is an adventure game that puts you in the shoes of a hunter on a planet full of adventures and interactions. The story is interesting, and even though it is not so in-depth, it manages to entertain during the course of the game. The graphics and visual effects in the game are nice and help to create the atmosphere. The upgrade system pleased me, allowing a weapon that was weak at the beginning of the game to be improved and progress along with the character's skill. A good recommendation for anyone who enjoys adventure games!