Skelly Selest

Por su precio este juego esta de locos para una o dos semanas de vicio

Got all the achievements in 7h but it was extremely fun to play while still being challenging.

This game definitely has the stylistic design to be really interesting to look at and play. I think that it's pretty difficult and the keyboard controls are actually terrible, like completely unplayable. I would recommend using a controller if you're able to, but this game is 100 percent worth a look.

Güzel ama göz yoran doksanlar piksel artı ile dalga halinde gelen eciş bücüş yaratıkları yok ettiğimiz güzel bir rogue-lite. Caiys firmasının incelediğim ikinci oyunu ve Straimium Immortaly'deki başarısız tarafları anlayıp neyde iyi olduklarını keşfederek bu oyunu yapmışlar gibi duruyor. Piksel art bazen düşman ile arka planı birbirine karıştıran biçimde olsa da gayet hoş. Şuana kadar gördüğüm kadarı ile boss fightlar birbirini biraz tekrar etmekte onun dışında düşman çeşitliliği yeterli. Önceki oyunlarında olan mekanik kısıtlamaları biraz daha çözmüşler. Biraz dememin sebebi ise bu oyuna benzer mekaniklerde olup dinamikleri daha akıcı yapan Enter the Gungeon gibi oyunlara kıyasla hala biraz hantal kalıyor. Fiyat olarak ise özellikle indirimlerde çerez parasına alabileceğinizden dolayı bu tip oyunlara ilginiz varsa sadece yarım saat oynamak için bile alınabilir.

The game's art is super cool, I love the aesthetic but the gameplay loop is a little stale after the first few rounds through. I got very frustrated with the projectile that fires from your soul gun, it always manages to weave its way past literally every enemy even if you have a whole swarm chasing after you. This issue also plagues the axe as well, seeming big enough to hit a few enemies but always falling short, not letting you hit that enemy you think you killed, only to be damaged by that same enemy without being able to dash away due to cooldown on how quickly you can perform actions. The game also has a lot of endlag to every action you perform, after swinging, dashing or getting hit, you have to wait a whole second to act or attack back, usually resulting in taking damage. The problem is this effects where you look, sometimes having enemies behind you, but the cooldown on moves being so long that you never turn around to hit them even if you did press the correct buttons. Also, some enemies and UI features are hard to see and read due to the sheer amount of red on screen at all times. A few tweaks can fix this game for the better, it just feel clunky and not very fluent when controlling your character skeleton. 5/10

Very great game and an amazing art style which I find truly beautiful I strongly recommend this game as well as "Boneraiser Minions" and "Spirits Abyss" All of which are such nice and carefully crafted masterpieces

a real game, old school and done well.

First Impressions! Music: A. Great tracks, not distracting, with good energy so they suit the game. Graphics: A+. They exist in that pseudo-blurry 16bit space that my old Genesis games did. Love the detail work. Controls: C and then B. I consider it borderline unplayable on keyboard, slightly better on X-box controller, but really felt comfortable and smooth with an SNES controller. Built 16bit so it makes sense to play it like 16bit. Gameplay: A. Once you get over the learning curve on the controls it is an excellent throwback experience. Not an auto attacker like some other titles in this genre so you have to be a little more careful about your timing. I'm still digging into drops, bosses, and unlockables but I can see some legs with this game the way it is. Do not expect it to be nice to you and I think you'll have a great time. Recommend??? Yes. Great game for the price, with the biggest caveat being that you NEED the right controller for it to feel natural.

I played it a bit, but wouldn't recommend it over a game like Binding of Issac in the same genre.

My favorite game from Caiys and an absolute classic <3 Shoutout to the developer for being a walking W btw. They always fix issues as soon as they are adressed and always listen to community feedback