Necrosmith

Спустя столько времени могу сказать, что действительно затягивает. Игра так, расслабиться.

Классная игрушка + Интересный гейм плей + забавный юмор + крутой финал =)

As a caution before this review, I'd say that the game has an issue with balance. It kind of follows the Bullet Heaven mechanic of a boss timer that, if not prepared accordingly, would kill you in the spot and prevent your progression through the game. This wouldn't be a dealbreaker if not for the fact that the enemies it spawns are near the endgame, so unless you really have gone through the meta progression, you'll get stone walled from prepping for the final push. As well, that meta progression jumps from barely tangible to absolutely vital and outright game breaking, with the upgrade that allows you starting monster parts per day being out and out the only truly viable option apart from the Cat and the Blueprint. That said, I like the game for the music (the two that it uses, at least), its use of monster parts to create your own insane combination of weapons and abilities, and I like some of the secret combinations that aid you in traversing in the land; the diversity of different genres help make it stand out from other contemporaries. Hopefully this is a decent start to the series, and hopefully the sequel available now would aid in the pain points I listed here.

[h3] Texto de cabeçalho [/h3] [code] [quote=Wendrex] # 🇺🇸 English # 💀 Building Your Own Undead Army Never Gets Old — Surprisingly Deep and Incredibly Addictive Going into *Necrosmith*, I expected a simple management game with a dark fantasy theme. Instead, I found one of the most creative indie strategy games I've played in a while. The idea of assembling undead creatures from different monster body parts sounds quirky at first, but it quickly becomes the foundation of an incredibly satisfying gameplay loop. It's one of those games where experimentation is constantly rewarded. --- 🎮 **Gameplay** The core mechanic revolves around building your own undead army by mixing heads, torsos, arms, and legs from different creatures. Those choices aren't just cosmetic—they directly affect movement, combat efficiency, and exploration, encouraging you to constantly test new combinations. While your creations automatically explore the world, you're busy researching upgrades, managing resources, expanding your tower, and deciding which units are worth bringing back to life. That balance between automation and decision-making keeps you engaged from beginning to end. --- 🎨 **Graphics & Audio** The pixel art perfectly complements the game's dark fantasy atmosphere. Creature designs are full of personality, and watching bizarre combinations come to life never gets old. The interface is clean and easy to navigate despite the number of systems running simultaneously, making management feel smooth rather than overwhelming. The soundtrack quietly supports the eerie atmosphere, while the sound effects give battles enough impact without becoming repetitive. Performance is excellent, even with multiple undead exploring the map at the same time. --- ⚖️ **Difficulty & Progression** The learning curve is approachable, but mastering the game's synergies takes time. Unlocking new research constantly expands your options, making each run feel more flexible as you discover stronger and more specialized creature builds. Progress comes not only from permanent upgrades but also from learning which combinations perform best in different situations. --- 🧩 **Fun & Replay Value** Replayability is one of the game's biggest strengths. With so many creature combinations, research paths, and strategies to experiment with, it's difficult to approach every run the same way. There's always another build to test or another idea to try, creating that familiar *"I'll play for just one more run"* feeling. --- ✅ **Final Verdict** *Necrosmith* takes a clever concept and executes it remarkably well. By combining creature-building, light strategy, automated exploration, and satisfying progression, it delivers an addictive gameplay loop that stays engaging far longer than expected. If you enjoy creative indie games, management mechanics, and strategy built around experimentation instead of rigid optimization, this is an easy recommendation. **⭐ Highly Recommended. Building an undead army has rarely been this entertaining—or this addictive.** [/quote] [/code]

QUE SURPRESA MEUS COLEGAS!!! Um roguelite bem diferente que você cria os monstros pra explorar pra você enquanto você defende seu castelo. Comprei pq eu sou o maluco dos roguelikes e fiquei em choque com a qualidade do jogo.

Die glattgebügelten Vorschaubilder sind schön, im Spiel selbst sind es Pixel, wo meine angebliche Horde als Einzelkämpfer hirnlos quer über die Map läuft. Es gibt Befehle wie "navigieren", "stehenbleiben", "erkunden" und "töten", allerdings keine Möglichkeit seine Untoten zentral am Turm zu halten. Das Tutorial erklärt ein paar Basics, bei "Hier Blaupause Blitzableiter, aber du brauchst Erz um den Turm auszubauen!" war ich dann doch schon überfordert. Im allgemeinen empfinde ich den Ablauf des Spieles als zu schnell ...

Create weird creatures out of dead body parts? Yes!

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