Ravenswatch

不会做游戏就别做，26年还有拉人拉不起来的恶性bug

This a game I can always come back to for a fun session with friends. There's enough variance and challenge at the casual level that every time we come back to it, the game feels new. The characters are very unique and enable different play styles.

I am not a fan whatsoever. Almost feel like I got bait and switched due to the very positive reviews after the most recent update. You run around the map gaining levels and power ups to defeat the boss at the end of each stage with not enough time to explore even a third of the stage sometimes. Then the boss fights are cool and sometimes challenging. After the third stage you win....and unlock higher difficulties. Thats it really. The progression makes no sense to me. I have played so many roguelikes over the years and a very common theme is go until you fail or get to a certain power level to be able to kill the end boss. Here this is not the case since the game forces you to fight the stage bosses at certain times and the higher difficulty levels are just harder versions of the same enemies. If you actually want a fun roguelike that is not like this whatsoever play Crab Champions.....you will thank me later.

Jogo badaras demaize

Very fun core gameplay loop, but there doesn't seem to be much variety. You play the same three maps each run with the same three bosses. Mini-bosses share some of the same attacks with each other. There's only a handful of unique quest events. On the bright side, the variety of heroes is pretty great. 11 free ones and 1 DLC and they're all incredibly unique in their playstyles. I also love the fable world they've got going on here. But a variety of heroes doesn't do anything for me when I'm only going to enjoy one or two of their playstyles. So because of the lack of maps and events, this game will get old for me rather quickly. [h1]My Rating: 3/5[/h1]

Well designed art and music, poorly balanced gameplay roguelite with no form of permanent progression to tackle increasing difficulties other than "unlockables" like Risk of Rain 2. Getting two-shot by enemies in the very first zone because you only had a flimsy dash with no i-frames and a long cool down is not fun. Melee somehow has less damage than ranged characters on average despite being at greater risk of damage. Many abilities tailored for co-op are completely worthless in solo, and sometimes even duo. Enemies feel like damage sponges while killing you swiftly, even when you invest in health and armor or shields/stuns etc. Investments in damage will give you 2-5% increases which matters very little when the 2nd zone has enemies with 25-75% more health. You are also on a time limit. You don't have time to kite around or take your time with enemies while you manage your often-long cooldowns. Cooldowns can be mitigated by getting the right dropped items, but that often doesn't guarantee success. Unlocking items takes forever and multiple playthroughs just to have *options* on a *single* character. Progression is lackluster and does not help you on future runs in a direct way whatsoever (as you aren't even guaranteed to get the new unlocks). Hard to give this a proper rating on a scale when there's a lot to like as well, but so much that is frustrating with the core gameplay. It might be an alright pick if you have several friends to regularly play and fail with until you "figure it out", but I'd recommend against playing this for the average solo or duo gamer(s). It's got a steeper learning curve than soulslikes and roguelikes I've played in general (and I've played quite a few of each). If you play several games or have a life, probably best to give this one a pass, as it's not going to respect your time. If you do give this a go, bosses are not timed like the exploration period before them, so take as long as you need to carefully defeat the chapter bosses.

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