
Riptale is a challenging 2D roguelike action game aiming to make sword combat be as bloody and impactful as possible. The player collects gems that allow them to execute different attacks in the order of their choosing. All this results in a symphony of combos that fill the screen with blood and guts.
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Languages: English
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Pretty fun. Especially when you start getting some unlocks and upgrades.
Great game with a awesome soundtrack. Difficulty curve is very high but once you get used to it the combat is very rewarding.
really fun roguelike, i have a lot more hours offline. the artstyle is interesting and the gameplay is smooth. also a bit of lore here and there.
It's not so well balanced, you may need to retry multiple bosses for multiple runs to be able to get their patterns, and sometimes the mechanic of attacking is just wonky and doesn't work as you would like to. But that doesn't change the fact the game is so astonishingly fun, with every slash, everyblood splatter and every combo you make you start to get the mechanics down and it is extremely satisfacing when it pays off, the weight of your character constrasting the swiftness and power of your attack, the learning curve of the different enemies and the almost surreal text you find around. it is all truly a thing of beauty you don't get that on too many games.
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First impressions was the menu, no mouse control is never a good impression but since nothing else in the game is mouse driven I can forgive that. The Gameplay can be both very satisfying and very punishing and even frustrating at times, when you manage to combo your slashes together ot hit 2/3 enemies you feel a great sense of satisfaction, however when you get hit by an enemy dashing at you from off the screen it feels frustrating, an argument can be made for reaction time but I feel like I shouldn't have to have high reaction timing to deal with off screen enemies. All in all though this is a great game especially for it's price, if you don't mind dying over and over especially in the beginning and like punishing but satisfying combat then give it a shot I'd say.
It's crushingly hard, incredibly stylish, and a whole lot of fun.
You get to murder scalies in this game. 10/10
Best than it looks, but got me bored too fast. Also, the stages randomness was so bad ( I just wish to fight the Twins, some times they are the 1st boss, others the last one...) Music was the best part, really makes you want to play more and more. Combat was fine, but it's way too easy lose control. Good value, but a sale is recommended.
ive enjoyed this game for years. a simple and impressively rewarding game
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