Imperfect Garden

La idea del juego es muy buena: una propuesta basada en morir incontables veces y adquirir experiencia con cada intento. Sin embargo, presenta un problema importante: el jefe tarda demasiado en activar sus otros modos de ataque y, además, en ocasiones falla el sistema de esquiva, ya que incluso cuando el jugador evita claramente el golpe, el ataque logra alcanzarlo desde lejos. Mi recomendación es reducir el tiempo entre las fases de combate y pulir mejor el comportamiento del jefe para evitar estas inconsistencias. También sería interesante añadir enemigos al inicio, de modo que la dinámica no se limite únicamente a esquivar, sino que combine ataque y defensa desde el comienzo.

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muy buen juego con un apartado visual increible y con mecanicas aun sencillas muy entretenidas de aplicar

El juego está muy guapo, las mecánicas están guapas, pero casi todos los parrys por alguna razón no los cuentan, le doy parry el momento que sea y es mas al azar que otra cosa, tengo al lobo delante y me da tiempo a hacer parry, 1 de cada 10 veces haciendo lo mismo cuenta el parry.

С волком было прикольно биться, но немного разочаровало, что он единственный противник. По трейлеру игры показалось, что тыквенноголовый тоже босс, но нет, он умирает (вроде как?) автоматически, видимо времени не хватило доделать... А ещё не хватает звуков во время выползания тыквенноголового из земли, что в теории подтверждает гипотезу о нехватке времени... Либо о нехватке чего-то ещё. Но в целом, то что есть, играется неплохо.

Imperfect Garden is a really stylish little boss rush that I enjoyed mainly because it puts almost all of its attention on precise combat. I play as a nameless young warrior with a prosthetic arm, travelling through a ruined world where ancient beings called Perpetuos are slowly turning the land into a lifeless desert. I liked the dark fantasy setting straight away, especially the contrast between the once beautiful gardens and the dry, broken ruins I am fighting through. The combat is built around four simple abilities, but getting the timing right is what makes them work. I can slash with my sword, dash to avoid attacks, parry incoming strikes and switch to a crossbow for ranged damage. I really enjoyed learning to read enemy tells and reacting at the right moment. When I successfully parry an attack and immediately punish the opening, the combat feels much more satisfying than the simple controls might suggest. The boss focused structure also works surprisingly well for me. Instead of padding the game with large amounts of exploration, it puts the emphasis on learning patterns and improving my reactions. The bosses have clear visual tells before certain attacks, so paying attention actually matters. I liked that the challenge comes from understanding what the boss is about to do rather than simply overwhelming it with attacks. The atmosphere is probably my favorite part of the presentation. The orange and gray sky, withered vegetation and ruined temples create a world that feels like it has already lost something important. The pixel art gives everything a distinctive look, while the quiet environments make the boss encounters stand out even more. I also think the story behind the protagonist losing his arm adds a little mystery without needing to overwhelm the game with exposition. My biggest issue is the amount of content. Imperfect Garden is very focused, with only a small selection of stages and bosses, so I reached the end just as I was getting comfortable with its combat. I would have loved to see more enemy patterns, more environments and additional abilities that could build on the foundation already here. The game feels more like a polished short project than a huge action adventure, which is fine, but it definitely left me wanting more. I also think the combat could have benefited from a little more progression. The four core actions are satisfying, but because the game stays so focused, there is not much opportunity for me to develop a unique play style beyond getting better at timing them. That makes the experience easy to understand, but it also means the replay value depends heavily on whether I enjoy mastering the boss fights. Overall, Imperfect Garden is a compact and enjoyable action game with a strong visual identity and surprisingly satisfying parry focused combat. I liked learning enemy patterns, mixing melee and ranged attacks and exploring its bleak ruined world. It is definitely too short and could use more variety, but the core combat is good enough that I came away wishing there was a much larger version of this idea. Rating: 6.7/10

decepcionante, não consegui passar do tutorial por que a ação buga e não funciona