Labyrinth Of The Demon King

很有趣的小品恐怖jrpg，让我有一种国王密令的感觉。充满了日式文化的氛围，无论是武器还是怪物都很有这种感觉，在前期真的给了我一种玩黑魂的探索体验。可惜到了后期有些虎头蛇尾，在地图设计上和最终boss设计上有些欠缺，不过玩起来还是蛮有趣的，等待打二周目吧。

Me encanta cuando los juegos no temen que se note a qué hacen referencia. Las inspiraciones en Silent Hill son claras, pero su forma de utilizarlo tan a su favor lo coniverte en un juego con atmósfera de terror en el japón feudal bastante sólida. Todos los escenarios, los enemigos, la forma de presentarlos, con esa cámara que no para quieta, que nos hace preguntarnos qué vemos, qué es exactamente todo aquello que nos está atacando. Maravilloso, lo recomendaría una y mil veces.

A dreadful and miserable slog of a game—a rusty saw hacking through a rotten carcass grinding through the resistance of human bone—it shows no signs of stopping. it is exactly what you want from a horror game

amazing horrifying dungeon crawler

Great (but hard) first person horror game set in feudal Japan, you'll have to fight numbers of undead and fiends to avenge your master's death. The game has very basic moveset for weapons, includes parry, and customisation. Think King's Field but set in Japan and within only a few "regions", all part of the same ruined castle. Recommended.

This game has a demo version available that lets you get to about 1/4 of the game. Try it if you're at all interested. TL;DR Combat is varied but can be dull/cheesed pretty easily, the game's atmosphere is S tier for horror games, the story is engaging while letting you play the game, there's a handful of puzzles that are relatively engaging while providing ample rewards. Plays like a melee focused resident evil in feudal Japan. 7/10 good game with some issues. Labyrinth Of The Demon King is an interesting dungeon crawler. You take on the role of Japanese soldier in the feudal era going through the demon king's fortress to find and exact revenge against him for laying waste to your lord and army. Combat is a bit janky and, in most cases, can be broken down to parry, counter, parry, counter until enemies are dead. Enemy and weapon variety can help to mix things up and make it more interesting but it's definitely one aspect of the game that can be found to be lacking. Once you're used to the combat, the game's difficulty is rather trivial unfortunately. You'll have more recovery items than you'll know what to do with by the mid-way point of the game if not earlier so long as you don't play with reckless abandon. The game could certainly stand to benefit from a difficulty selection or to simply make items less plentiful or enemies more punishing. This is my opinion personally and I consider myself a more hardcore gamer, so perhaps a difficulty selection would be in order for this. Where the game really shines is in it's aesthetics and atmosphere. This game can be genuinely terrifying and dread inducing. There is little in the way of relief in terms of the game's presentation. The entire labyrinth is suffused with drab and rotting surfaces, poorly illuminated and leaving everything being poorly maintained. Evidence of the monstrous denizens can be found throughout leaving blood and gore piles as well as rotted flesh, fungus and sickly colored liquids everywhere. The score is a droning dread that never leaves you quite at ease. That being said, once you're past about the first major area of the game, this atmosphere slowly fades. It never quite dissipates, but as you become more familiar with the game and it's mechanics, improving your weapons, health stamina and skill, the dread comes primarily from what is unknown in the labyrinth, and your ability to confront that danger improves as well, raising your confidence. This is a game at the end of the day, but as you go through the game, it loses much of this effect. As is standard in any horror game, it has puzzles abound within it. These aren't terribly difficult to figure out but should manage to engage your brain enough to keep things interesting, providing breaks from the oppressive atmosphere and tension of combat. There are also numerous secrets abound and you are handsomely rewarded for doing so in most cases. The game's story is nothing particularly groundbreaking. There is a fair amount left up to one's interpretation as to the events that occur within it, but not so little that you need to hire Vaatividya to piece it together. The twist at the end is engaging and puts a few prior events and notes into perspective. It never gets in it's own way though and that is a welcome design decision, at least by yours truly. NG+ provides new challenges as well. It doesn't simply increase the positions of the enemy's damage and health sliders, though it does that as well. You also have the opportunity to obtain new weapons and further strengthen yourself as well. Paying attention to some new dialog from the characters in the game can also help you piece together the game's story. In conclusion, Labyrinth of the Demon King is engaging throughout, dread inducing moreso in it's early game and fun all around. Personally, I'd liken it to a melee focused resident evil game. There are some who liken it to king's field but I've never played that game. It does seem similar to it, but I just can't say. If you're on the fence, there's a demo available for free that allows you to get pretty far in, so it's always nice to see pro-consumer practices.

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Фанатам Silent Hill и Dark Souls, а так же фанам PS1 настоятельно рекомендуется. Добавить больше нечего, забирайте хоть по фулпрайсу, оно того стоит!

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