Malebolgia

This is a low poly untextured action/adventure game trying very hard to rip off a Dark Souls vibe by including really clunky, unenjoyable "parry or die" combat that made Dark Souls popular and spawned hundreds of terrible copycat games, encouraging developers to make their game stupidly difficult because that might work for them too (but it won't). So, badly optimised for a Unity game, we have no textures, low poly assets, terrible gameplay, fixed controls. Where's the fun? There isn't any. $17 though... ouch. You can get Dark Souls for less than that, and that's an actual game that people want to play.

Очередная игра, что попадёт в список рекомендаций "Для врага" Если эту игру делали как хоррор, то всё чем она может напугать - это бедностью своего исполнения. Может и осилит кто, но честно, оно вам надо? Лучше б я купил винрар.

It's Dark Souls but if you had a fever dream.

If you like soulslike games and are familiar with the aesthetic of older games like Alone in the Dark (1992 PC) or Ecstatica (1994 PC) This game may resonate with you. The game is slow paced and the combat is very deliberate for me it's worth the nostalgia hit. The graphic and art style suit the game. It's biggest flaw for me is the lack of full controller support.

I don't know what's happening. I don't know what to do. I don't know where to go.

hidden gem.

感化性好评，希望作者不要摆烂，继续更新。 cn need, new update plz. 202505，steam，steam掉卡掉物抵扣，它处自定义包入的本体约3元。爱人如己，目前就这，看以后追评。

Malebolgia has a fantastic look and tone that carried the experience for me. Running around this castle with your torch casting super sharp shadows was wonderful; the game is incredibly clean even running on a low-powered handheld PC. While that was great and I found the combat serviceable, the biggest complaint I have is some of the map design. There are hints of something great with the game signposting future areas (courtyard, demon door on another stairwell) and having impressive one-off room design, but there’s a lot of running through areas that look too similar and don’t give a great sense of place. There is a decent map to alleviate that but it still makes traversal a bit tedious in-between bigger areas. There’s a bit of environmental progression in that the world that I really liked though. The map can change as you progress through chapters of the game; sometimes doors will be blocked off, forcing you to take another path, or the environment will change (red sky, thunderstorm). I would have love to see moment like this take a bigger emphasis (final run through the castle being much more...lit) but as-is it was appreciated. It’s not super long at ~6 hours so if you’re interested I recommend you give it a try!