
Hollowdeep is a first person dungeon crawler inspired by oldschool games of the ps1 era. There is a large focus on fast gameplay and parrying mechanics.
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Hollowdeep is a first person dungeon crawler inspired by oldschool games of the ps1 era. There is a large focus on fast gameplay and parrying mechanics.
You can parry most enemy attacks which knocks back enemies and leaves them open for a follow up attack. parrying enemy projectiles is key to survival.
There are loads of spells in Hollowdeep. Many aren't just useful for combat but have other purposes when exploring the world. When you parry an enemy you restore some mana so you can keep spellcasting at a faster pace.
The world is filled with hidden areas and secrets for the player to find. You can find loads of different upgrades like rings, spells, weapons and moveset upgrades for the player. The world is interconnected with different upgrades allowing you to access areas that you previously could not.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Pretty alright dungeon crawler. Definitely feels like someone's first game, but I don't say that disparagingly. Can be very easy to get lost, so make sure you've got a good sense of direction. Had the most fun combining the speed boosting item, spell, and amulet to launch myself to places I probably wasn't supposed to be. Audio balance is pretty bad. I had the sfx slider on the lowest notch, and the traps in the library were blowing my eardrums out. Overall Jank/10. Curious to see what the dev makes next.
A short and sweet homage to King's Field and other early, dungeon-crawler adventure games. Some of the levels have some awe-inspiring views and the eerie, oppressive mood is there from the start! One caveat is that some plot threads are left open, such as the reason we're here and why we never fight the hooded necromancer who stalks us at various points. Also, it's a bit too easy. Other than that, I highly recommend!
Super chill exploration and fun combat!
Great game especially for the price. This developer has lots of potential and I hope they continue to make games.
I've somewhat recently gotten into this "Kingsfield genre", and I'm actually very pleased with this game. It's a solid attempt at this type of game. Combat is decent and exploration can be quite rewarding. The music suits the game well. The most annoying bug is your sprint will stop working. Seems to happen if you die while sprinting, causing you to restart the game to fix it. The draw distance in this game is HORRIBLE. You can only see stuff that's within like 20-30 ft around you. This makes the levels feel confusing and I'm frequently feeling lost or turned around. A lot of the levels are a bit mazelike, which makes it even worse. Overall I think its worth checking out. It's priced very well and doesn't take too long to complete.
Pelo valor vale a pena, o jogo dura umas 4h e é legalzinho , supre a vontade de jogar um king's field like
Great game, wish there was more! As a completionist the lack of map got annoying because I wasn't sure where I hadn't checked for secrets but it made finding the secrets feel more rewarding which makes the lack of map worth it. The mid game seems too easy once you find the hidden blood cleaver(?) but the late game, except for the bosses, felt hard (enemies attack too fast for you to safely hit them but they also recover too quickly after parrying their attack). Overall a really fun game if you like dungeon crawlers and the PS1 aesthetic. 8.5/10 You can easily get immersed and spend 10 hours playing this game.
There are certain loading zones that give gray screens when transitioning to a new zone that soft lock the game. All progress is lost since you have to restart the game from your previous save. The game is oldschool fun otherwise.
It was short but great adventure, Good locations, good bosses and good gameplay. Game have lax visuals and monotonous ambient(SFX is ok). It would be gteat if game gain more achivements. I wish to developer all the best and further growth
Hollow deep is a very cheap enjoyable game, it throws you right into the action with no tutorial and lets you learn how to play through messages left on the floor. The game is mildly challenging at the start. Overall a very fun game to have in your library.
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