PIT OF GOBLIN

Best game i have ever spent £1.50 on, few bugs but nothing game breaking, absolute blast of a game, laughed so much and cant wait to see what comes, 10/10 all hail king-queen

Overall a 6.5/10 game. Some issues here and there but there is some sauce and a good foundation, just not execution. My biggest complaint and what I like the most simultaneously is how wimpy you are. Makes it so you can't just steamroll stuff or run away real fast with the limited stamina and it's slow regen. However... you are wimpy! And it sucks if you're caught! ESPECIALLY if you're being chased by anything harder than the bats. There's a hiding mechanic to save you from the creatures, but there's no real spots to hide on the randomly generated map. Most of the time it's you attempting to run away and immediately dying. It ends up being a mechanic that exists and helps maybe 3 times out of 1,000. Some enemies are executed well, like the rats, bats, slimes, and the eyeball guy. Some are terrible, like the archer, knight, mushroom exploding guy, and the mouth. Once again, the no place to hide or get away from the monsters to make a plan, especially the more aggressive ones, make me want to just not attempt to escape them and just die if I encounter them. The hit detection is bad sometimes. You'll take damage when it definitely looks like you hurt them before they got close to you. The time limit and the quotas are nebulous at best. You'll never know the exact amount you need or have. There's some stage hazards that are absolutely either terrible frame 1 killing you interactions or literally no threat at all. Finally, the shops are a good idea but not executed well. Once you buy all the big items in the in-between dungeons shop there's nothing really to spend money on. Sure you can restock on items you lost them but if you didn't lose anything it's a waste of time. Finishing the review with what I think is a really good example of good idea executed poorly, there's a secret shop containing a real good selection of items and a worthwhile place to spend some money once you go down into the depths. But guess what? Once you go past that floor (and you will since there's little food or goodies at that dungeon difficulty) you can't go back up. And the shop is considered "invisible" every single time you start a new run, requiring you to uncover it each time. And you have to sit there and wait for the long cutscene to play entering and leaving. every. single. time. Just... why?

good goblin fun, kill, steal, die repeat. the next run is always the one

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This game nailed the hardest to achieve first, atmosphere and aesthetic. It has not only successfully performed all modern mechanics in medieval/magical style, it made every step feel full of Fantasy genre. For comparison, other games with similar ideas in it's core felt like you were isolated, abandoned, trapped alone or got disposed in a world of modern values & techs. By atmosphere, Pit of Goblin feels less like your team postpone execution, and more like a dangerous adventure, which in my opinion, is a pretty fresh feeling for that genre. In a world where lots of horror game builds on liminal spaces, abandoned houses, modern age&corporations or complete loneliness, this game makes you again remember that mines, caves, caverns and dungeons still could be interesting to explore. And with an opportunity to always go back up and to trade/drop loot to the tribe, it lessens that feeling of "one way ticket", which somehow allows to engage in a process a bit more than usual.

Es como un si pero no.. sabéis esos juegos que dices ostras.. se a inspirado en otros pero no lo hace mal, este es un intento a algo que obviamente no puede alcanzar por cosas obvias como la cantidad de juegos similares que le pasan la mano por la cara, aun así por el precio que tiene si lo veis de oferta y estáis muy aburridos, quizás el rato podéis echar.