
Explore dungeons, defeat bosses and earn epic rewards with up to three other friends (and occasionally hit them with potions) in this playful Rogue-Like adventure.
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Rogue Party 2 is an indie, 3D third person rogue-lite dungeon crawler. While it is not the worst thing i played, it is mediocre at best. Art approach is low-poly and sound effects are mishmash of low and decent quality of nonsense. While UI does its' job, it is really ugly. It seems like developer of this game tried to avoid some artwork usage (like icons, images etc) and i couldn't understand the reason of that. Only thing you can see in-game as image is mana and health icons which reminds me of my old attempts to create something decent on mspaint. Ah, there is also the parchment image (clip art) you see when you unlock an achievement or an item. Gameplay-wise, combat is dull. There is no melee combat since you throw your weapons. AI is poor. There is no free look and trajectory logic is same as most of FPS games of 90's. Inventory system is basic. When you grab an armor, weapon or magic item from a chest, it immediately replaces your equipment with the one you got. There is no way to reverse this process since your previous equipment vanish. Also, you can't compare your equipment to the item you found in chest before you change it. While you can learn the quality of items throughout your play time, there is no way to really know if your currently equipped and upgraded item is inferior or superior to item you found in a chest. Maybe inventory screen will help. I don't know why the developer made a so-called sequel to first Rogue Party. It seemed to me that he could improve the first one without releasing the second. If you compare Rogue Party to Rogue Party 2, you can see that they are identical. I didn't try to play the game co-op so i can't comment on that. TL;DR: There are far better alternatives to this game. First thing comes to my mind is Barony.
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[h1][b]The Good[/b][/h1][list] [*]An excellent time killer. [*]Ugly in the best way, the nostalgic way. [*]Easy to pick up and play [*]When people are online, the netcode works really well.[/list] [h1][b]The Bad[/b][/h1][list] [*]No controller compatibility, even in menus. [*]Limited settings. No graphical or control options to speak of. [*]Gem upgrades after each level can result in duplicate choices. Resulting in a choice between two skills instead of three. [*]Upgrades lack clearly defined effects, forcing use and guesswork. This can often result in you replacing an enchantment with something lesser just to try a new effect out. [*]Out of the two difficulties, easy and hard. Playing easy will outright deny you a good ending.[/list] [h1][b]Final Toughts[/b][/h1] For a one man project this is a great time killer for the price. The music can be somewhat repetitive but I prefer to put on podcasts or my own media anyway. The online play works well, and if the host leaves ownership is transferred so the other players can continue. There is some particularly rough HP scaling in multiplayer so unless you like damage sponge mechanics I'd try the game out solo in your first run through instead. All around this is a good game for the price and it hits the targets it seems to be shooting for. [b]A solid 3.5/5 and passing grade.[/b]
Its fun to play, but when you got friends to annoy with potions its even funnier. Great game to play with the bois for a little bit of casual fun.
This was a sacrilegious experience.
WE_BANGING!! GAME TOO CHEAP, too much value for bucks!!
Look man. Check that play time. Honestly I'm shocked it isn't triple that number. This game has it all. Dopamine hits from every side. Unlocks, Random upgrades, Difficulty. Yes It looks like trash, but you know what else looks like trash? My life. Yet here I am enjoying both. Grab a friend, grab this game, and then grab your scripture and pray to god thanking him for bringing this into your life. The fact that it still gets updates is the only thing left in my life that brings me joy. I played other games by this developer too and I will play the new ones on launch day when they come out. This is all I have left to live for. someone please help.
I'm sorry, I really tried to enjoy this game. I really did. I played with a friend for around half an hour, and I really didn't enjoy it. The graphics are bad, the music is a repetitive loop and the game suddenly got quite difficult after defeating a couple of bosses, dying and then losing all of our stuff (maybe we're just ♥♥♥♥). For the price though you get what you expect, a cute passion project. The multiplayer is surprisingly good for what it is, but as a game it isn't anything i'd actually recommend anyone buying for a good experience
Very fun very well executed concept for how simple of a game it is very fun overall
BEST GAME EVER 3=====D--N--U--T--
ay this game is pretty alright
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