Prodeus

This feels like what Doom would have evolved into if they kept bringing games out before the Reboots. Boomer shooter, lots of difficulty adjustment, lots of well balanced guns, This is excellent!

Whoaaaaa! Azt a k.rva élet. Ez szinte tökéletes abban a kategóriában ami lenni akar és Doomabb mint a doom. +Kurv@ nagy trancsír. +F@sza grafika. +Brutál hangok és zene. +Nincs benne egy kik.rt bossfight sem. [spoiler] A játék legvégétől eltekintve.[/spoiler] +Nagyon aranyos ahogy konkrétan komplett szobákat lehet "kifesteni" az ellenfelekkel "akik" aztán csöpögnek le a plafonról. A decal-ek pedig nem tűnnek el. Ott maradnak amíg ki nem mész a pályáról. +Nem magas hardver követelmény (pedig konkrétan a spriteokat közben gyártja 3d-s modelekből) Gfx 9/10 Sounds 10/10 Music 9/10 Gameplay 9/10 Atmosphere 10/10 Na ilyennek kellet volna lenni a 2016-os doom-nak nem olyan híg fosnak mint amilyen lett. Ez valami kibbbassszotttul óóóószom... Nagyon ajánlott!!!!!

i don like

Un bon jeu de shoot, qui passe le temps avec une bonne vibe visuelle rétro... mais le level design reste timide et sans saveur ; la difficulté est, même en étant au maximum, un peu basse ; la finition des menus du jeux fait semi-pro et manque d'ergonomie ; le mode campagne ressemble plus à un enchaînement de map du Workshop.

Enjoyed my time with it overall, but it certainly has flaws. The story: Very phoned in even by the standard of a boomer shooter. I got that there's 3 sides (Humans, Chaos [Basically Hell] and Prodeus [Eldritch Aliens]) duking it out, and that your character is a Vessel and that's somehow special. but barely anything past that. It was hard to have a sense of stakes or progression because I genuinely had no idea why my character is special, what the goal is, or even what side I'm fighting for. The campaign ends rather anticlimatically with a short text block that's little more than a cliffhanger for the DLC, which is like 3 years in the works and no news. The music: It's good, but nothing you haven't heard before, it's all metal. I like Andrew Hushult but this isn't his greatest work, I think his tracks for Doom Eternal and Dusk were far superior. The visuals: Like modernised classic doom. Fitting, pleasing to the eye, but nothing really unique in the art direction department. In some of the later areas and fights it could be hard to tell what's going on at times. The gameplay: Pretty standard boomer shooter fare, run around and shoot stuff. The movement system is relatively basic, with a short dash and double jump upgrades as you play (although they are optional upgrades, so the levels are designed to be beatable without them). The most interesting part has to be the weapons, there's a lot of the classics there (chaingun, super shotgun, plasma rifle are basically their doom counterparts, etc) but also some more unusual stuff, there's a lot of weapons total (5 ammo types with 3 weapons each and the plasma rifle) and almost all weapons have an alternate firing mode or some gimmick to them (The plasma rifle can shoot a target designator it's shots will hone into regardless of where you're shooting, rockets are detonated mid-air with right click, the chaos rifle can either be an electric gun that arcs to enemies near the target, or use a bunch of ammo for high power sniper shots, etc.). Somewhat unusually for modern boomer shooters the guns need to be reloaded and I actually think that's a good thing, it encourages swapping to a different weapon instead to keep up the pressure in intense fights, and with so many guns there's always a lot of options. The level design is also pretty good. On the gameplay downsides the enemy roster is very classic Doom inspired, and that's honestly a shame. None of the enemies really interact interestingly with your arsenal or present you with meaningfully different challenges that would shake up the gameplay or reward some weapons over others, so weapon choice mostly came down to how tanky whatever enemy I'm facing is. I also need to mention the quite frankly bizarre choice of a checkpoint system that kills all tension in a fight: respawning at a checkpoint doesn't reset the world state to what it was when you collected the checkpoint, it just respawns you there with everything else as is. So if 4 demons spawn in, you kill 2 and die, you respawn and there's only 2 demons left to beat, the 2 you killed are still dead. TLDR: Above average, well polished, but not that much to really distinguish itself.

Taki Doom Eternal na sterydach

A fine little boomer shooter, but its very style over substance.