Morbid Metal

Resumo honesto -> Porradaria, combos insanos e satisfatórios, 1000 de adrenalina, você sempre quer jogar uma ultima iteração. Poderiam fazer mais jogos como este.

fun

三个角色，18个技能，两个boss

All in all, I'm sure there are better games of that style out there. It looks good, plays okay, but there are too many annoying, recurring things for me to keep playing: - Hold ESC to skip cutscenes? Why? Are there interactive cutscenes in the game? So much that you can't use a WASD hand position friendly keybind like, I dunno, SPACEBAR? - Boring upgrades for abilities and a character's core. It was never the white > green > blue > purple upgrades that made a skill feel powerful, it was mostly when you started matching the right passives together. The passives upgrades were 10x more substantial, such as going from 25% to 50% on something really good. - Speaking of matching passives... The game uses fun computer RP wording and upgrades don't hint at what you have. So you could choose un upgrade for, say, the blades your default E shoots out, AFTER having swapped that skill with one that doesn't shoot blades... Just a little icon on the bottom right of the upgrade's tooltip indicating that character has a skill that does this would do wonders. - Extra mouse buttons don't have proper icons. Namely forward and back, which are more common than not. - Sprinting is tied to holding dash after dashing, meaning you have to dash to sprint. On it's own, it's not too big a deal, but travel interactibles in the world, like grapple spots and jump pads KILL your momentum for some reason and you only have one mid-air dash per jump/grapple... I dunno, it's just weird. The default FOV and general game design in regards to speed leads you to believe that you should "go go go go" fast, non-stop, but the game always fights you in that regard. - Game showers you in useless unimpressive achievements for the first few hour. This doesn't help when you're giving a ubisoft PUBLISHED game a chance, wishing it's not "too ubisoft," and that's one of the first things you notice. It's just bad taste. For instance, the game calls runs "iterations." So in a roguelike game, you'll do a lot of "iterations." You get an achievement for the first, second and fifth... Dude I barely scratched the game's surface. This ain't 2006 Facebook, I don't need notifications for useless crap in my game. I don't play Ubisoft games, and I was worried. I'm guessing they had a say in a lot of this game cause it's "almost there, but not quite," as most ubisoft games. A shame, really.

fun game, love the controls and the combat. sad thing is: it's published by Ubislop

One of the best roguelike i ever played a lot of fun and crazy combat/ movement just fun to play and hunt the achivements. note: The game is in a early state and lacks content. Ican imagine spending 20 hrs here but after that it could be boring. only 2 biomes, 2 bosses, and just a few changes per run. Whats already nicely worked out is the skilltree, combat system and vibe of the game. Go for it, its worth the 18€ for sure!!

very satisfying after finishing on morbid difficulty, waiting for new biomes/ bosses!