Mina the Hollower

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Bone up

Que experiencia incrível, vi a gameplay de um amigo e me interessei, e ainda bem que me interessei, pois esse jogo é uma experiência única e merece ser jogado se você curte um metroidvania maneiro.

ITS JUST PEAK

You could say any positive adjective in the English language and they would all aptly describe this game.

DIOS que joya de juego, desafiante, con lore que te lleva a explorar el mundo, la dificulta es increible y la banda sonora, uffffffff....... esto es un gran trabajo esto es oro y uno de los mejores juegos que he tenido el placer de jugar este año y por supuesto 100% recomendado

A delightfully fun that feels like a fusion of Oracle of Seasons (more combat focused) and Bloodborne souls-like mechanics that can be frustrating at times yet rewarding and feel like something that's new too.

As of writing this review (where I am very far from the end), I think I've discovered my opinion of this game. If anything really major changes then I'll update but here's what I think after a few hours. It will take some time for this game to click. It feels... odd. At first. It's quite unlike how many action games I've played have felt. The timings for things can be very weird. Not having any invincible dodge is weird. The enemies can be very werid, and are totally placed to be a thorn in the ass. But, what me and my house sized hammer have discovered together, is that you can get your head around the game... eventually. Just give it a few hours and see how you're feeling then. You CAN get used to the jumping, and burrowing, and overall positioning around battles with your weapons and tools and environmental hazards and enemies. I had one or two times where I put the game down in frustration, but coming back and trying again has been giving me a very fun experience. I've been slowly learning the systems, and the more I understand the game, the better I enjoy it and more motivated I am to keep pushing through it. Also, beyond the challenging levels there's a very charming world here. I just want to keep exploring to see what characters I meet and what I can do with them. I will say, my two biggest gripes is the amount of pits or tiles equal to pits (and if I want to only turn the quarter chunk of hp damage off then I would be forfeitting achievements (which btw, wtf? you wanna tout player customizability but then lock off even basic achievements behind a 'vanilla experience' wall? literally why? but anyways)) and the healing vials. You can feel how unique the game is within the first few hours, but the healing system?.. Just no. I like a nice, predictable amount of healing. Maybe a way to upgrade healing to be stronger would be nice. And maybe if there's unlocks for more artifacts later on I can make a build that suits me, but I just don't like being backed into a corner and having no way out healing wise cause I couldn't land a hit. It's a postive feedback system that benefits better players, and therefor can lead to many frustrating scenarios for a newbie getting the hang of the game lol.

love this

Fantastic game. This level of immaculate design, fun mechanics, world building, attention to detail, and overall polish doesn't come around often. One of the best games I've played in years.