Juro Janosik

Hra, u níž se vžijete do role Slovenského hrdiny Jánošíka a prozkoumáváte Slovenskou krajinu a její hrady, které vyrabujete, šlohnete dokumenty, osvobodíte vězně a majetek rozdáte chudým lidem. Kombinuje se tu jak akce, stealth, tak i logické myšlení, které nevyžaduje až tak velké úsilí. V každém levelu máte za úkol najít dostatek peněz pro vesničany a také sidequesty, které Vám potom umožní po dokončení určitých počtů hradů získat nějaký to zdraví nebo výdrž navíc. Stanovené ovládaní musíte očekávat jak na klávesnici a myši, tak i na ovladači. Na klávesnici a myši se to hrajete fakt mizerně, ale i tak jí budete potřebovat, jelikož budete sbírat věci jako jsou chleba, jimž si můžete doplnit zdraví, jinak přednostně doporučuji ovladač. Hezká grafika, která by mohla běžet i na topinkovači, skvělé sound efekty i trochu dabingu, ale z hudby budete mít ušní orgasmus. Jinak nebylo by této hry, tak bych se nedozvěděl o žádných hradech, které jsou na Slovensku i když Oravu znám díky Jožinovi a Spišský hrad díky párkům. Skvělá hra, kterou by měl vlastnit a hrát každý Slovák i Čech.

It's a fun game to play, but... Juro Janosik is a video game about a Slovak highwayman. Janosik is usually compared to historical figures like Robin Hood. I don't want to get into details because, you guessed it, that's a Steam review, and I should talk about the actual game. As I said, we can compare Juro Janosik to Robin Hood. The main objective of this game is to collect gold and give it to the poor villagers. As a player, you have ten castles to visit and plunder them. Those castles exist in modern Slovakia and look similar to those in the real world. What about the gameplay? Well... As I started, it was a fun game to play. Combat is simple and entertaining, as are the puzzles (Except for one segment in Zborov). So where is the problem? Let's start with bugs. Things like unconscious pandurs "flowing" toward the bell are incredibly annoying. Sometimes, the game does not register hits to enemies. I fell from the map because I was looking for a map and realized it was in one of the villagers' houses (The small alley behind the rock, close to castle doors). Sometimes pandurs can see you when you are behind them. That's all, maybe I missed something. Let's talk about the most annoying thing in this game: Canons. Pandurs can see from a specific distance determined by the day cycle, but canons say: F*CK YOU! I CAN SEE YOU FROM A MILE AWAY AND TRACK YOUR EVERY MOVE! It's easy to dodge those balls, but I mentioned one segment early in the review. You must cross a small area with wooden moving walls that push you towards water. Sound simple? Yes, the Developer thought the same and put a canon at the end of this small section. Puzzles should be challenging but not absurdly difficult, where you must be lucky to avoid something. To sum up, Juro Janosik is a fun game to play, but you have to be aware that it has issues. Also, I am not saying it's a bad game if those things are not scaring you. You can try it.

A captivating indie game that seamlessly combines beautiful pixel art with a historic narrative, taking players on an immersive journey through the legendary Slovakian folklore hero's adventures. With its rich gameplay and atmosphere, this hidden gem is a must-play for fans of unique and artistic indie games.

oddychovka

This game is about most famous terorist, bandid a looter from Slovakia. Very nice gameplay. 9/10

Very nice travel through Slovakia piece of history and Medieval castles :)

[b] 4/5 [/b]

Perfektna naucna hra :)

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Za mňa áno ale ovládateľnosť je podľa mňa hrozná. Ideál bol pre mňa hrať aj na klávesnici aj na gamepade. Hrať iba na klávesnici je peklo a gamepad nie je optimalizovaný (podľa mňa). Inak je to veľmi dobrá hra, ktorá kombinuje logiku s akciou.