
Fight your way through 50 levels full of thrilling action with hordes of challenging enemies and tough bosses! Obludia is an old-school arcade arena action inspired by classics such as Robotron or Smash-TV with RPG elements.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Charming visuals. But the movement was too slow and the enemies too simple. Inventory management wasn't intuitive.. Neither were the hotkeys. Additionally, the game controller barely worked.
нет
으웩...괜히 샀다 할정도로 가치가 읎다 겉보기에 속아 얼른 구매하고 플레이 해봤지만 나오는 몹들마다 특성이 약하고 맵은 항상 똑같은 맵인데다 심지어 픽업 아이템마저 얼마 없고 게임 시스템은 빈약하다. 차라리 몇년전 출시했던 바인딩 오브 아이작을 플레이하는것이 백배천배는 더 낫다. 무슨 게임이 이리 저질스럽고 발로만든 수준인가 게다가 10달라라니.... 해로운 게임이다
It's not very fun.
It's ok. 0 originallity.
Sehr minimalistisches Spiel. Kann mich nicht lange motivieren. Man läuft durch einen Raum, hält die Maustaste gedrückt um durchgehend ein Messer um sich rum zu wirbeln und irgendwann hat man keine Energie mehr und ist tot. 9 Euro ist dafür eindeutig zu viel. Ich habe "Binding of Isaac" noch nicht wirklich gespielt, aber es sieht vergleichbar aus, soll gut sein und kostet nur die Hälfte. [i]Ich habe das Spiel aus dem Groupees Shiny Loot 4 Bundle.[/i] Unter Windows 10 habe ich beim Starten des Spiels nur einen schwarzen Bildschirm zu sehen bekommen. Mit dem Kompatibilitätsmodus ("Windows 7") hat es dann funktioniert.
Mano jogo muito bom e engraçado
Obludia is an action-packed indie arena shooter developed and published by FobTi interactive that embraces the spirit of classic arcade gaming while incorporating light role-playing mechanics. At its core, the game is a fast-paced battle against relentless waves of monsters, challenging players to survive increasingly dangerous encounters inside a series of dungeon-like arenas. Rather than focusing on narrative depth or cinematic presentation, Obludia prioritizes skill-driven gameplay, making it an experience designed primarily for fans of old-school arcade action and score-based progression. The gameplay revolves around navigating fifty stages filled with hostile creatures, environmental hazards, and powerful bosses. Players must constantly move, dodge, and attack as enemies approach from every direction. The twin-stick shooter mechanics create a frantic pace that rarely slows down, demanding quick reactions and solid situational awareness. Every arena introduces fresh combinations of enemies, forcing players to adapt their tactics instead of relying on a single strategy. While the overall structure remains straightforward, the increasing difficulty keeps the experience engaging for those who enjoy testing their reflexes and endurance. A major strength of Obludia is the variety found in its combat systems. The game offers multiple weapons and magical abilities that can significantly alter the flow of battle. Some tools excel at clearing large crowds, while others are more useful against stronger foes and bosses. Collectible upgrades and character progression systems add an extra layer of motivation, rewarding players for their efforts with improved abilities and greater combat effectiveness. These RPG-inspired elements help distinguish the game from more traditional arcade shooters by providing a sense of long-term growth alongside the immediate thrill of survival. Boss battles serve as some of the game's most memorable moments. These encounters break up the standard arena progression and require players to learn attack patterns while managing limited space and constant pressure. Defeating these larger adversaries feels satisfying because victory is earned through skill rather than luck. The challenge level gradually escalates throughout the adventure, creating a rewarding sense of accomplishment for players who stick with the game until the end. Visually, Obludia adopts a colorful retro-inspired style that suits its arcade roots. The graphics may not compete with larger modern productions, but they effectively communicate enemy attacks, power-ups, and environmental dangers. The clean presentation helps maintain readability during chaotic battles where dozens of threats can occupy the screen simultaneously. Complementing the visuals is an energetic soundtrack that reinforces the game's fast pace and helps maintain tension during intense encounters. The inclusion of local cooperative play adds considerable value to the package. Playing alongside a friend transforms the experience into a more social and strategic adventure, allowing players to coordinate attacks and survive overwhelming enemy waves together. This feature extends the game's replayability and makes it particularly appealing for those who enjoy couch co-op experiences, a style of multiplayer that has become increasingly uncommon in modern gaming. Despite its strengths, Obludia is not without limitations. The arena-based structure can become repetitive over extended play sessions, especially for players who prefer exploration, story-driven content, or extensive character customization. The game's focus on arcade fundamentals means there is relatively little variety outside of combat. However, players who appreciate straightforward action and challenging gameplay are likely to find these shortcomings less significant than those seeking a broader or more ambitious experience. Overall, Obludia succeeds as a modern homage to classic arcade shooters. Its combination of frantic combat, character progression, weapon variety, and cooperative play creates an entertaining package that understands its audience well. While it may not revolutionize the genre, it delivers a satisfying and polished experience that captures the excitement of old-school arcade gaming while adding enough modern features to remain engaging. For fans of twin-stick shooters and challenging action games, Obludia offers a rewarding adventure that balances accessibility with skill-based gameplay. Rating: 5/10
I just hate top-down shooters.
Jeu assez bon pour passer le temps : A acheter si on aime ce type de jeu sinon passer votre chemin ! Rejouabilité : Infini C'est un [b]Rogue-Lite[/b], mais les niveau aléatoire sont confinés dans une salle unique dont seul le contenu est remanié. Non testé en multijoueur (2 joueur on screen). Graphisme : Très bon. Pour ce genre de jeu les graphisme sont plaisant. Son / Musique : Non testé (je mettrai à jour plus tard). GamePlay : Bon La prise en main est facile. On se déplace et on tir dans le tas. Scénario : NEANT Aucun scénario, Les niveaux aléatoire se succèdent, avec des niveaux bonus ou secrat à débloquer. De temps en temps un marchand pour sauvegarder / s'équiper / se soigner et des boss.
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