Ignis Dei

Игра 'Ignis Dei' – это мрачное и жестокое приключение, погружающее в мир религиозного фанатизма и инквизиции. Визуально игра выполнена в мрачных тонах, отлично передающих атмосферу безысходности и страха. Сюжет захватывает с первых минут, предлагая сложные моральные выборы, влияющие на развитие событий и раскрытие персонажей. Боевая система, хоть и достаточно простая, но в сочетании с ограниченными ресурсами заставляет тактически подходить к каждому столкновению. Персонажи запоминающиеся, каждый со своей трагичной историей и мотивацией. Особенно хочется отметить атмосферу угнетения и религиозного безумия, которая пронизывает каждый уголок этого мира. Из минусов можно отметить некоторую затянутость в середине игры и не всегда очевидные решения головоломок. Однако, плюсы, такие как глубокий сюжет, мрачная атмосфера и сложные моральные дилеммы, с лихвой перекрывают недостатки. 'Ignis Dei' – это игра, которая оставляет после себя сильное впечатление и заставляет задуматься о природе веры и человеческой жестокости. Рекомендуется тем, кто любит мрачные RPG с упором на сюжет и атмосферу.

Игра мне очень понравилась.Очень хорошо сделана.Видно , что над игрой работали . Особенно мне понравилась механика движения и взаимодействия с лампой.Ставлю 10 монстров,с глазом на голове и на животе,которые мешали искать монету/10 ждущих Харонов, когда игрок разгадает шарады.

Loved it. Great work there !

short lovecraft like puzzle game I also really like the atmosphere

Ignis Dei is a short puzzle game about a person trying to escape the black plague by running into the woods. Movement is grid-based and you're solving about five puzzles total. About two of those puzzles are a little obtuse, but otherwise it's a good time spent due to the atmosphere and the creatures you'll meet.

"Ignis Dei" is not a real, full, proper game, it's just a game jam demo that was hacked together in a short time and dumped on Steam FOR PROFIT, which is never okay. The game itself is a simple grid movement first person perspective puzzle horror game where you move around Florence in the time of the bubonic plague, and I guarantee playing hacked together, rushed game jam demos makes the bubonic plague look like a mild hangover. This is the product of a game jam, which immediately tells us it isn't a sincere piece of software. Real games take years of professional work, not a single weekend of amateur hacking. You cannot expect a product slapped together in a week or less to have any value, and "Ignis Dei" shows that these rushed game jam entries are just shovelware impersonating a real game. Badly. Also, products created in game jams were never intended for gamers. They exist only to stroke the ego of amateur developers who can't get a real job in the industry. When untalented developers put their own vanity before the needs of the player, garbage like "Ignis Dei" is the result. Imagine if airports ran a "plane jam" to see who which amateur enthusiast could build an airplane within a weekend with a $100 budget. Would you fly on that plane? No. It takes time and resources to do a job properly.' It's improper for shovelware game jam junk like this to be published through Steam Direct because it's harmful. This half-baked product is taking up space that should be given to genuine developers who actually put in the hard work over years to create complete, fully made games. This makes it harder for gamers like you and me to find real, finished products. The graphics aren't great, poor, low quality low poly assets rushed into place for the game jam. That's understandably a turn off for a lot of gamers, and it's a big contributor to the failure of the game to attract gamers despite having no up-front cost. Gaming is a primarily visual medium, and if developers want to succeed, they must understand that it's not an area for compromise. You deserve better than compromises. Let's look at the price and what kind of value this actually offers gamers. The developer has their hand out for a $1 USD "donation" for this as you're expected to give them money for soundtrack DLC (that's already in the game) from Steam to "support" the "developer"... digital panhandling. Like the homeless guys who splash dirty water on your windscreen at the traffic lights. No thanks. Trying to make money off game jam garbage is never okay, it's an insult to gamers and an insult to developers who do the right thing and make full games. Even as a free game, this couldn't find an audience. With a peak of [b]only 5 players[/b], it's clear the Steam community took one look and walked away. They literally couldn't pay people to spend time playing this. Since free games don't contribute to your game collector badge and other profile stuff, is this a worthwhile addition to your Steam library? Nope. This isn't worth downloading. I didn't pay money, but I still feel ripped off.

A very fun 30 minute excursion through the dark wood. Excellent puzzles that aren't too difficult, but feel very rewarding to get done, alongside well composed music and encapsulating environments and artwork. I would love a full fledged game of this kind of variety, but for what it serves as, was well worth the playthrough.