Pharaoh Rebirth+

어우 다끝난줄 알았는데 왜 더 어려운게 남아있담 ㄷㄷㄷ 무난한데 재밌었습니다.

True ending = rage quitting during car level

7小时困难难度通关 分数：8/10 除了当中有一段强行主线让玩小游戏外，其他方面在折后10元档次都算是比较优秀的独立游戏了。 作为银河恶魔城但是是关卡制连接，其实体验不咋地，因为传送点只到关卡起点，要收集比较麻烦。 boss难度适中吧，基本都是抓前后摇或者跑步timing打架的，但是因为血药非常有限所以实际体验难度较高（所以为啥没商店？），boss的变招比较少吧，印象深刻的boss就一个蝎子和尼托 本身能看到制作组是很有想法的，角色的打击感制作的也比较好，因此综合评价给到8分（在10元档位）

[h1][b]Pharaoh Rebirth+[/b][/h1] [h3][b]Time Played:[/b][/h3] 4.4 Hours [h3][b]Last Played:[/b][/h3] 14th of January, 2026 [hr][/hr] Waiting for Terraria 1.4.5: Volume 12. [h3][b]Yay:[/b][/h3] + Selecting “windowed” in the launcher, then clicking the desired resolution in the upper-right of the language select screen, before “maximise” in the upper left will put it into borderless window mode. + Controller worked immediately, without literally any fussing, or fighting... + ...and worked to begin with, something that seems to be a roulette specifically with indie games from Japan/Nihon/Nippon. + The game is way more ambitious than I thought it would be, as a segment in the first level with a bridge utilises the background to great effect. + Clear damage indicator, showing a red number with accompanying sound, animation, and invincibility frames thereafter. You'd think making when you did, and did not take damage indisputable in any game would be a given, but I recently revisited, reviewed, then abandoned Starbound, which did not have such a luxury. + Various hidden/gated items you need to remember and come back for. + [Spoiler]In spite of them not being main treasures, some of the Collection items have various effects that help greatly.[/Spoiler] + Something you can do in stage 1 that at-first seems only for the humour winds up giving you one of these hidden items, which has an effect outside of filling a slot on your collection page. [Spoiler]For those that want specifics, after the first boss, keep attacking Andre. Jack will chastise you. Continue this twice-more, and you'll get a shell item that boosts defence.[/Spoiler] + This is to state that in addition to [Spoiler]satisfaction, and lore, some of these items have effects.[/Spoiler] + While it's separated by levels, these each have their own explorable maps, Order of Ecclesia-style, preserving the Metroid/Castlevania elements, and rewarding exploration. + For probably the first time ever in any game of this type, I saw a use for sub weapons. + [Spoiler]Stage 4 does something I thought it would not, and added some admittedly-funny context that enhances an earlier moment.[/Spoiler] [h3][b]Meh:[/b][/h3] ~ Semi-odd controls. In spite of most modern controllers having more than 2 buttons, you need to push A + B at-once to jump-dash...and B/O is what the jump button is by default. As everything's rebindable, though, this is a minor issue. To pause, you also click the right stick, rather than push any traditional button. [Spoiler]Once you get the materials for it/if you do, the map is accessed via double-tapping up.[/Spoiler] [h3][b]Nay:[/b][/h3] - No in-game options menu. - ...or option to quit out once in. - Character handling is a bit floaty. - I would not consider the dialogue to be among the best. - ...and also think it interrupts things to unnecessarily-large degrees. - Some of it feels wholly-unnecessary, too, as the instructions for [Spoiler]an out-of-place Quick time event in Level 3/Chapter 2 has the same instruction repeating 3+ times in a row.[/Spoiler] This struck me as player faithlessness. - Stage 2/second-non-prologue level dials the difficulty up sharply... - Stage 4 is even worse as you must use a janky “Sniper mode” that doesn't lock your movement to fight owls that bafflingly petrify you on-contact, and demands you use a very inconsistent grappling mechanic on moving hooks that only give you enough height to mount platforms if you time things perfectly...or get lucky. - This is to type that the enemy powers/status effects make 0 sense to me. - I also wish they went with more Egyptian-themed enemies, as all of them but two encountered by the give-up point of Stage 5 were animals... - Yes, you read that right, I stopped even trying to play at Stage 5, which is not only an autoscroller, but requires you to have to jump at the perfect time for pits, throws enemies you need to be perfect to hit at you...then preposterously demands you both beat it without getting hit, and dying, to get all achievements. I'll spare my sanity of merely beating the level, thank you. [hr][/hr] [h3][b]Verdict:[/b][/h3] Unfortunately, I found this to be far from the Bunn-phony of the Night it was trying to be, and nowhere near the Bunn-Mulana I thought it was going to be like. If you enjoy having completely unrealistic expectations forced upon you, while also battling the character handling, being interrupted to read every 3 rooms, and cheap enemy placement within systems that simply don't work as they're supposed to, this is the game for you. For everyone else, me included, I'd say this is an easy pass. [h3][b]Placed in:[/b][/h3] 4: Dourly-Dismissed.

Short and fun adventure, great characters & a narrative that actually had me surprisingly engaged. There's no reason not to play it, especially for how cheap it goes. Really impressive for a near one-man project.

Metroidvania inconexo, con problemas de rendimiento, el movimiento no se siente bien, tiene muchas tonterías como que el mapa se abre pulsando arriba dos veces (???), y no puedes jugar un solo minuto sin que te interrumpan con texto que a nadie le importa. Muy difícil de recomendar... Ahora entiendo por qué el juego, a pesar de ser del Team Ladybug (son unos jefazos), no lo relacionan con ellos.

Przyjemna metroidvania, trudna jeśli chce się zdobyć wszystkie achivementy.

Tapado de Steam que descubrí por casualidad y me ha encantado; es un punto medio entre un plataformas y un metroidvania, con unos sprites guapísimos y unos personajes graciosetes. ¿Qué más quieres? Y encima de todo, tienes temazos y cancionzaca en los créditos. La sorpresa del año.

Very fun and challenging, beautiful pixel art, funny and witty (sometimes poorly translated) dialogue. Definitely recommend.

A surprisingly good adventure - platformer. Is long enough. The bosses is quiet challenging. Especially if you do not use items. The characters and story for this kind of game is quiet good. The lvls and enemies are varied enough too with some secret paths or rooms here and there. I find the game to have enough variety in enemy design, lvl design or what you have of weapons/gadget to not be boring. It also has some humour, so recommended.