NeverEnd

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3 / 10

Нечего сказать, отлично

PT-BR: Acho que se tivesse duas opções: Jogar esse jogo, ou se matar, o suicidio seria mais divertido ENG: I think, if you have two options: Play this game, or kill yourself, the suicide would be more funnier

攻击时不能移动这就它妈的离谱

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it's kinda like roblox

- The combat is clumsy - I got the feeling of a poorly copied Bindning of Isaac game - The block does not always work, never on the cat enemies (dont know if its intended) - Soundtrack gets really old really quick + Nice graphics, I'm a fool for blocky styles

Nah, no me gustó nada, tiene cromos y ya

In theory I shouldn't really be enjoying [i]NeverEnd[/i]. It plays like a gaming project, something out of a game jam that's not even mildly interesting. Yet, I have invested almost 11 hours into it. I keep asking myself how, but most importantly why? It plays like [url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/250900/The_Binding_of_Isaac_Rebirth/] The Binding of Issac [/url] - that is essentially the gameplay loop here - you start in a dungeon with basic equipment and progress through randomized rooms, mostly killing monsters before they kill you, while hoping to stumble across a shop-keeper to upgrade/buy a new weapon, thus making yourself stronger and so on, until you reach different bosses. There's not a lot of variety here, three different types of enemies, along with bigger version of said enemies that act as sub-bosses and then the final boss. All it will probably take to actually see everything that this game has to offer in terms of rooms variety is a single run. The combat is really janky, it's the jankiest of them all actually - I can't remember last time I played a game that had such an abysmal combat. It's slow, it's hardly engaging and it feels brain dead. So why on earth I played it for 11 hours? Well, the combat even though it is janky, has a certain rhythm to it. Once you click with it, it becomes very simple, almost zen-like exercise. You still do not have to think a lot while executing moves, it strangely becomes this almost soothing experience. It's weird. And once I clicked with this so-called combat, I immediately got sucked into this addictive loop of "one-more room" type of thing, where I genuinely was invested in trying to get out of this dungeon. It was... fun. I am however a gamer that loves spending time playing random janky stuff on [i]itch.io[/i] looking for hidden gems, so I guess my tolerance levels are way above the average person. So, please keep that in mind. [i]NeverEnd[/i] also managed to evoke a lot of good memories for me, of days when browser flash games were all the rage. When you play it, it really feels like one - a game that you and your best buddy would be playing during IT lessons, taking turns at every death. It really gave me this sense of nostalgia and a trip down a memory lane that I was not expecting. It is one of the strangest thumbs up I've given - but it can't be any other way. And look - for this price (I think i bought it on sale for something like £0.69) [i]NeverEnd[/i] has given me a lot of fun time. It works out something like a little bit over £0.06 per hour. That's pretty good in my book for what it is. Just don't go in expecting lots of polish or variety. It's a very simple game. It was enough for me though. No issues on Steam Deck, played like a charm.