Gatekeeper

Gatekeeper seems like a neat game but I found it pretty boring initially, I kept saying to myself, If I want to play a game similar why don't I just play Risk of Rain 2.

Needs a bit more content and characters imo but otherwise a pretty enjoyable game. Character growth is largely controlled by you with selecting stats for upgrades instead of your base stats having a number attached to your base stats so your mileage may vary as far as unique runs go. There's a hoard mode if you're more interested in playing that but character unlocks will be sitting in the regular rogue lite runs. Multiplayer feels nice, no need to race for a chest to snag an item before your fully stacked friend goes for more helpings. Much like Risk of Rain most of the fun toys are locked behind multiple runs so if you're looking for that style of game it is available in this product. The DLC does add a bit more to the game but it's not enough to say that you'll be missing out on much besides a different end boss and currently just one more character that doesn't shake up the roster enough to warrant the purchase. The DLC does add a gambit challenge where you sacrifice an item to an altar and do a small series of "puzzles" and if you end up failing your one item is gone, but if you do succeed your item is multiplied at the end of it. I would say if you're interested in it on the fence about this game or its DLC you should wait for a sale to come around.

The game overall has a good vibe, feels nice for about 20 hrs before the cracks start to show. For the first part, the characters are somewhat interesting, a half is even fun. Items being locked behind achievements is classic, having to buy the items would be neat, were it not for the very slow progression towards more omni-stones. A great run with an hour of playtime grants about 20-ish, so that's either 20 commons, 6 uncommons, 4 rares or... 3 cursed items. Item combos are fun and powerful, as they should be. Now for the negatives. The map brightness is all over the place, just random at times, having to squint on one map and move away from the monitor on another is a headache. Enemy indicators are also all over the place, with the enemy design in general feeling undercooked at times. Some enemies being extremely fast would be a good way to incentivise movement, if the map was visible and you didn't bump into random objects half the time when trying to kite. The deaths in the later stages of the game, alongside loops, also feel meh. Granting the enemies double the player level in a loop is indeed one of the choices of all time, especially since OHP doesn't seem to be a concept, So, for example, the immortal rampart enemy can and will just wipe you out of existence without an indicator even when moving. I assume the primary choice was to just limit the player to no looping, but why include it then. At some points the game just becomes a blur of colors, making it very hard to navigate the screen, compounding with the other orientation issues. Risk of Rain is an obvious inspiration, give those games the extra 20-30 hours instead imo. Still fun for roguelike enjoyers, and as a reminder of how good we have it with the rogue hall of fame games. Probably will not play again after reviewing.

Ce jeu est incroyable, que ce soit pour les musiques, les graphismes ou la difficulté qui monte petit à petit. Les petits secrets et le débloquage des succès en cours de partie donnent envie de continuer à jouer : il rend presque accro. Très bon jeu, je le recommande fortement !

Like a bad clone of risk of rain 2, with an annoying soundtrack and lack luster weapons

I'm liking the game a lot, it had a lot of good quality. I do wish it felt a little faster, i feel like the game is best when you are dodging large groups of enemies, feeling like you got a last second save but overall it is great. Music is full of bangers, I would even listen to them in my free time. Excited to keep playing and seeing how the game evolves

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