
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
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Pretty cool and underrated dungeon crawler, I think like areas could be scaled down and player speed turned down to make it feel more "compact" bsc now it's feels like there is a lot of empty space in levels, but apart from that, it's really fun so far.
A fun Kingsfieldesque game. Some more save tokens would be nice, along with more detailed textures and environments.
Overall a enjoyable game with great atmosphere. The combat is very simple, but sufficient, for a game with this size (later bosses and enemies have no chance, between your weapon and spell aresenal as well as cheese options). But i think the simplicity is also reflected in the humble price. Only towards the end did the enjoyment drop somewhat, as walking distances grow and areas feel unfinished. Also the finaly are broke sprinting for me and had teleporters, that droped me out of bounds, as well as the zone transition back from the final boss.
Hollowdeep feels surprisingly good to play and is very satisfying to actually make progress in. However, you definitely need to be able to put up with some extremely janky enemy behavior, frequent bugs that are usually just annoying rather than game breaking, and levels that are way too big and occasionally confusing to navigate. Also the game currently just doesn't really have an ending after you beat the last boss. If you can take all that in stride it's absolutely more than worth the low price because above all the game is very fun.
Such a sweet little dungeon crawler. Finished in one sitting. Get the speed boost amulett as fast possible because the areas are pretty huge and running through the levels with the speed of light is fun. Janky and not that difficult. The crystal shard spell is completely busted and one-shots all enemies and bosses. The game seemingly doesn't have an ending yet - I got all achievements, beat the final boss and... nothing?
Nice little game. Sadly it has a lot of empty space and no map.
If the trailer interests you, I'd say it's worth the 4 dollars. Combat has a nice loop for what it is. You attack, cast spells, and then parry to regen your stats. I found it works well enough. I personally found the levels drawn out. They're a little empty. It was nice when some of the smaller areas had dense layouts though. There was at least a decent variety of areas. The art style is almost too simple. It's fine for what it is. THE GAME IS 4 DOLLARS though. I can't really fault too many of the issues. I enjoyed the few hours I spent on it. It had everything I wanted from this type of experience.
Great game, far better than my first impressions. While it's rough around the edges, it's got some inspired ideas and rewards exploration well.
fun game
absolutely fantastic game
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