Moribund

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+++ * Zabawna * Idealna do zabawy z kumplami przy chmielu :D * Małe wymagania sprzętowe, mniejsze niż minimum (działa płynnie na dobrym PC i starym lapku) * Dev rozwija grę i cały czas są poprawki, nowości. * Dev nie olewa opinii ludzi, odpowiada na pytania i pyta się co gracze chcą przy najbliższych wersjach nowego. * Będą boty więc będzie można pobawić się samemu bez konieczności zmuszania znajomych do grania pod groźbą odebrania im chmielu :D - Gra to nie tylko zwykła nawalanka lecz też można dopasować do siebie strategię jak grać, umieszczać pułapki, robić zasadzki. ___ * Na dzień dzisiejszy brak botów co niestety w moim przypadku nie za bardzo pozwala obecnie mi pograć. * Obecnie dość mało map i postaci lecz tu co chwila dochodzą nowe (w końcu to gra jeszcze w wczesnym dostępie o numerku 0.9.3.1) * Miało tu być trochę o niewygodnym sterowaniu (lecz prostym) ale nowa łatka to poprawiła. Moja ocena mocne 7/10 a jak dojdą boty i więcej map można dodać +1/1,5 do oceny. Polecam tym którzy lubią poszaleć ze znajomymi wieczorkiem po pracy przy chmielku lub tym młodszym przy mleczku a ci co są niestety uzależnieni od znajomych poczekać na boty i prawdopodobnie pełne multi chociaż ta gra została specjalnie stworzona do gry lokalnej i tu sprawdza się bardzo dobrze.

Hi Traptics! (I was supposed to review this game so long ago I'm sorry it's so late) I played your game and initially started with keyboard controls but they go back and forth: if I'm using WASD, I can only move with the arrow keys so I switched to controller mode which made it so much easier to play. ***I read your update (where it's highly recommended to play with the controller) and I think that it's better to remove the keyboard controls image that flashes as the game starts altogether to make it less confusing. Also, it's kind of off-putting when you do the tutorials and you're immediately sent back to the main menu upon completion. It'd be much easier if after completion, it stays in the tutorial screen so it'd be easier to maneuver between practicing #1 and #2. I may just be too nitpicky, but I think it'd be more efficient. Where you choose the player is also inconsistent -- I'm either picking for Player 2 or Player 3 even if I'm playing by myself. The challenges are interesting and really force your mind to work under intensive time pressure. I was happy when I finally got Challenge 1 (maybe I'm just so much of a newb that I couldn't get it after 5 tries) but I also think it may drive others away from playing this game because I gave up, though I decided to give it another try. Mainly because I didn't really expect to play a pressuring game and I thought that I could take my time since it was only challenge 1, but then again this is mainly a multiplayer kind of game so I understand. I do like the art per character though, and I like the slight animations on them as well. The game has an interesting concept. I wouldn't recommend this game right now, but I hope that was helpful at least in some way :( I don't intend to hate on the game because I really see potential in it and I still found it enjoyable -- there just has to be a little more oomph. Hope all goes well in a new update!

Love this game so far...Hope you'll add multiplayer and offline bots in the future

[h1]A Local Multiplayer Action Arena[/h1] https://youtu.be/U5ETBppiWPY + Hilarious voice-acted mature taunts + Pretty fun and unique gameplay. You generally try to try to trap your opponents in "spores" which basically bind your opponent for a few seconds, and then you charge up and shoot them with a harpoon to finish them off. + Each arena changes after each round which adds a lot of variety and helps keep things interesting. + Although I only played with 1 friend, I feel like this game would be great fun with 4-players + Very gorey death animations [b]This game is in Early Access so these are subject to change[/b] - No bots - You can not play this game alone / solo [Side Note: In the video above, I accidentally had the music turned off, forgot to check the options menu]

[b]A Lets Play of Moribund was featured on my youtube channel[/b] http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=871546090 and now onto the review [h1]TL;DR Review[/h1] Moribund is a local multiplayer post-apocalyptic 2D arena shooter with a strong emphasis on gore. -Gameplay- 1-4 fast paced local multiplayer game. The objective of the game is to be the first one to get to 10 kills. You get two guns, one that shoots some device that holds an opponent down by their tendons (like I said, strong emphasis on gore) and the other one is a harpoon that decapitates your opponent. Best played on a gamepad! -Graphics, Sound & Artstyle- Moribund takes a dark and ominous approach to their artstyle being that the setting is post-apocalyptic they take it a step further and with the element of gore, it really feels like an immersive universe. While I didn't care much for the constant talking or taunting. -Price- The retail price is 9.99 USD -How many hours estimated?- By far Moribund has been the most fun my crew has had filming. Even the people who lost wanted to keep playing. If multiplayer gets added i can easily see myself playing 30-40 hours minimum of Moribund. As it stands, it'll still get you a good 20-25 hours. -Buy it Now? Wait for Sale? Don't Buy?- As this is still in Early Access, there is much that has been promised to be added by the devs including a single player challenge mode, 20 more levels to the already ridiculous 80 levels. However the best experience to be had with Moribund is with 4 local players, which might be a stretch for most Steam users. If you have a couple of friends, and you love gore + fast paced arena action [b]BUY IT NOW![/b] Otherwise, wait till singleplayer gets added, even if the price is projected to rise a little. [b]WAIT FOR SALE.[/b]

So, I finally got around to playing Moribund with another 3 friends and I'll just summarize this review in 3 words; Fun, Exciting, Bloody. It may feel redundant to say this, but these games reveal the depth and complexity of their gameplay once people familiarize themselves with the controls and start acting smart about that first place. Since this is an early Alpha we had the winner not pay for their order-out dinner which gave all of us the incentive to become competitive. Boy, did we enjoy ourselves. On the graphics department, the background landscapes are gorgeous and level design is up there with the best of the indie industry. As others have said, model visuals could stand a bit more so as to have more character, but it is no eyesore by any means. The gore is satisfying from the first to the last drop of blood and the ragdoll system is functioning as it should. Nothing could be more awesome than nailing the upper torso of your friend to a wall while he was dropping from a ledge. On the sound department, the game is accompanied at all times with a few background beats that don't seem to tire (though to be fair, playing with friends always seems to drain everything else but the frantic screams and flurries of "insults"). Pretty good loops overall. The Ambient sounds of the game are truly spot on as well, giving off a sense of dread, so you don't want to try if the door smashing on the ground will pulverise you or not. It will. The sound makes sure you understand that. The voice acting is functional at its worst and superb at its finest. Some of the lines will have you laughing at your friends face and in some cases mimicking the characters to bring further shame to your friends' skills. There are 1-2 characters that could use a redo, but hey, it's an alpha. And for the standards of an Alpha, this is more than just fine. I will try and keep it simple in the gameplay department. Depending on the competition and how quick of a learning group your friends are, this can have you playing for days on end. We promised we'd only play for 20 minutes or so and we couldn't get off our chairs. It's addicting because of the number of ways you can outsmart your opponents. One has to play the game to understand what I'm ranting about here, but there truly is so much you can do to achieve victory in a wild "cat vs dog vs cat" hunt, where even retreating can turn into a sudden offensive. It's simple, easy even to pick up and be able to play, but mastering it takes practice and a lot of joyful dismemberment experimentation on your friends' favourite characters. For the current pricing and the fact that this is an Alpha, this is a definite have for friend gatherings.

We recived a copy of Moribund from the developer of the game and they asked us to try it out, and I have to say we had a complete blast with this game. While I am not the best at writing reviews, you can check out our video to get our impressions with the game! https://youtu.be/8YjMSzr8-bM