Shadowlings

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Wish more content comes for this game, or maybe a story with Viking, Medieval or Fantasy setting? Really great game, Dev should consider adding DLCs to buy for those who enjoyed the main game a lot!

yeah i tried playing. would be better if it had controller support.. decent twin stick action games should.. you know.. allow for twin sticks...

Negative reviews would IMO be positive if people had paid for that game (known bias to like more what cost you something, or luck). It's a really good game, IMO worth 5-10€. It's shot on production value (lack of assets, including music) but everything in the game is just spot on. More importantly the core gameplay is really, really, really good. I hope they make a commercial version. With a whole world, a story and a better skill tree it could be amazing.

Shadowlings is a one-dimensional beat-em-up with reactive combat. You have 10 linear corridors stocked with enemies and a boss fight at the end, and not much else. The game gives a pretty good first impression with its physics-enriched swordplay, but ultimately your tactics boil down to the same thing: Lure the enemy one at a time. Do a dance of blocking and back stepping. Strike when you can. The lack of enemy and environment variety doesn't make this any better. What kept the game from being a throwaway for me was its rudimentary advancement system and the handful of tools you have at your disposal. It's fun to throw shurikens and knives, reflect projectiles by blocking, and blink during combat. With each kill, you get experience and gold which you can then spend to unlock passive abilities or spells (shadow magic). No theory crafting or interesting decisions involved. By the end of the game you'll have more than enough gold and experience to earn everything. Some quirks and weirdness, sure: A few of the abilities you unlock actually hurt you because they have the potential to damage enemies off screen. At least once, I damaged an enemy through a wall and brought all of them streaming down on me in a conga line. I got stuck in a chest once, too, but this can be fixed by quick loading or blinking. Will I play Shadowlings ever again? Probably not, but I enjoyed the 7 hours or so that it took me to complete.