
GRIDD: Retroenhanced is an intense arcade-style cyberpunk hacking shoot 'em up with an incredible soundtrack, procedurally generated elements, and electric visuals.
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Languages: English*, Italian, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian*languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 46 reviews with recorded playtime.
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визуально и музыкально (хоть и одна композиция) годно. Однако в негатив перевешивают раздражающие минусы. Первая и основная - это камера, она сама по себе, вне привязки к самолётику, из-за чего основной урон и повреждения получаешь неправильно рассчитав место пролёта, предполагая что в том месте тебя лазеры не заденут, а они задевают. Второй минус в заскриптованности всей игры, которая сама подразумевает, что игрок будет в неё переигрывать, но сыграв раз ты больше ничего нового уже не увидишь, и тебе приходиться опять в который раз проходить тоже самое (с самого начала). Само собой никакого интереса в переигрывании нет, играть очень быстро надоест. Третий минус - достижения, они задротские и заставляют многократно переигрывать раз за разом с начала (почему в игре не сделали загрузку с чекпоинтов, что бы игрок не начинал новый полёт с начала). Хорошую идею тупо загубили.
Есть ряд геймплейных сложностей, но в целом, игра очень достойная и классная. Плюсы: приятная графика, известная и хорошо реализованная стилистика, понятные механики, прекрасное обучение. Минусы: поведение камеры, ТРЯСКА камеры, непонятные как проходить без урона мобы, промахи при подборе бустов, появление бесполезных бустов (у меня мало здоровья, полный лазер, выпадает ЛАЗЕР)
The Good: It's a nice looking game with a pumping soundtrack. The Bad: A camera that makes the one in the 3d sonic games look good. It can be nigh on impossible to work out if you're actually going to collect that power up, or dodge that obstacle. It also has a very loose auto aim (there is no mouse support, though with the camera issues it would be nigh on impossible to accurately aim anyway) which tends to prioritise reflective enemies over enemies you can actually damage, and the game likes to mix both on screen at once.
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Control wise it reminds me alot of starfox and audiosurf, The random genned track is new each time which is fun and interesting. My only complaint is theres mabye 5-6 enemies i could consider bosses or any amount of challenge. The music while some great listening Is a bit limited and can draw on a bit, But is easily fixed by putting some lazerhawk or raydar on. 8/10 arcade classic with a challenging endless mode.
[quote] Follow my [url=store.steampowered.com/curator/33120007/] curator page [/url] for more indie game recommendations that you might have overlooked! Every review has a [url=youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4L29hFnGKu-oZvMxXzG4I1Qm_k4OY5-r] video [/url] with highlights and initial game play. [/quote] The gameplay is fairly simple and straightforward from the beginning. You move around with joystick or arrow keys and shoot with A or space. I would recommend using a controller for Gridd instead of a keyboard. Avoid obstacles and shoot enemies, pick up power ups along the way and don't get hit. The controls in this game feel good and hit boxes are accurate. The camera angles can get tricky sometimes and the aiming is sort of a lock on aim assist type style. Sometimes it can go where you don’t necessarily want it to. These two things can take a little getting used to. This game is a true arcade game, if you die, start over. Arcade mode is fairly short, but once you're done with arcade, give endless a try. The challenge increases as you progress to each new sector, although you do have an option to continue from your last sector in this mode, which pulls away from that endless arcade feel. I’d prefer more extra lives or power ups to being able to continue from my last sector which makes death not so punishing. This game's 80s neon tron aesthetics, synth-wave soundtrack, engaging game play, and tight controls is worth the play. If you’re looking for a fun arcade rail shooter or a fan of the 80s cyberpunk neon aesthetics, I would suggest picking this game up. Full Video Review: https://youtu.be/mwFn5XUrQxw
I have no clue what the ♥♥♥♥ is going on, but it's ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ brilliant!
Jogo incrível! Desde a temática, assim como sua música e jogabilidade, trazem realmente a sensação de um Arcade de qualidade! Totalmente Recomendado! Fox!
gioco folle in tutti in sensi, a quando la risoluzione 2560x1080?
These camera angles suck!
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