Nobody Saves the World

21h一周目。游戏还行， 但一边二周目连对话都跳不了，除了保留等级和技能，和一周目完全没区别。

In Nobody Saves the World you truly feel like you are on an adventure to fix the world you wake up in. The dialogue is funny, the different builds can be a ton of fun to play and the dungeons have some interesting challenges to overcome. The game has two issues people run into usually. One occurs when playing the game in single player mode, the amount of challenges required to complete to upgrade the characters feels endless. In two player mode this issue is alleviated however a different issue arises in the co-op version of the game. Often in this game the player is asked to change to a different character or a different build to suit the situation. In single player this is seamless however, in two player whenever your team mate wants to alter their character it forces the other player to watch and wait. If these two issues seem fine to deal with, the game offers a fun 10-30 hour adventure which feels well worth it for the price. I would rate the game an 8.0 out of 10

Игра с обилием интересных механик и способов их применения. Помимо этого, приятный ост и шикарный визуал обеспечат приятные 20-30 часов прохождения, но с одним нюансом - проходить строго в коопе. Если вам не с кем проходить, то лучше даже не лезть - вероятность задушиться очень высокая. Игра изначально задумывается как кооп, и именно в коопе вся её красота раскрывается на 100%

such a nice game!!

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Nobody Saves the World nails that classic Drinkbox charm with its gorgeous art style and quirky humor. The isometric action adventure is fun and full of personality, and the build variety kept me experimenting with each new form. New Game+ was the real highlight for me, the added modifiers made every dungeon feel fresh and made me change my approach in the best way. If you’re into Drinkbox’s style or just want a creative, offbeat action adventure game, this one’s absolutely worth your time.

Certainly worth a play. It's like a mixture of an old Legend of Zelda game with broader ARPG, rogue-lite, and modern indie-game mechanics. The art style is truly wonderful and makes the game stand out in comparison to basically everything out there. It looks kind of like a cartoon-network show from the mid-2000s. And it has similar humor too, which I can appreciate but by the end the quirkiness started to feel less "Adventure Time" and more "Le Ebin M'Lady." There is a main storyline, but again by the end of the game I was completely tapped out and skipping through the dialogue. I was hoping for more from the story in the beginning. The gameplay is solid. Getting through the first dungeon as a rat was horrible, and I almost considered just quitting right there cause I disliked it that much. However, once you get more forms and abilities the addictiveness of the combat truly sets in. But the game never really makes full great use of the form mechanics. By the end I had several forms that were left to be unlocked. And I really tried to get all of them, but I ultimately ran out of dungeons to farm XP in. It felt like the world was smaller than I had hoped and there were less dungeons than I had hoped. Or more accurately, the dungeons quickly get incredibly repetitive. Some of the tasks for certain forms were horribly balanced, where some were incredibly easy and others ridiculously difficult. I tried for a ridiculous amount of time to get the 20 familiars summoned and just couldn't pull it off. So while there is something of a mix of good and frustrating here, this is a good, fun game. A proper fully fleshed out sequel to this could be incredible.