SolSeraph

bad tower defense game, town building was not fun

j'ai retrouvé tous les bons coté du jeu actraiser et j'ai adoré .

not a bad game at all, good dialogues, grafix and sound. if you like retro this can be for you. REMEMBER, IT'S A MEMORY GAME. not a run and gun.

Cheap level design which contains mostly nes-like ♥♥♥♥♥♥ monster placement. Strategy parts are really dull and side scrolling is nothing special. It is best to avoid.

Очень нравятся игры Ace Team, но в семье не без урода. Если с ТД дела ещё более-менее, то экшн платформер просто откровенный плевок в фанатов. Будто какая-то бета-версия Abyss Odyssey. C теми же моделями, той же анимацией, но предельно упрощённая по механике и при этом заметно усложнённая геймплейно.

♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ awesome

Just bought the game for $5 CDN. It feels about worth that much, maybe a little more. The combat is frustrating but you get used to the odd timing pretty quick. It does need a whole bunch of work though. I feel like this was made for controller not mouse and keyboard so keep that in mind ( I have only used mouse an keyboard so far). The one thing I think needs a lot of work as far as action goes is the jumping and the bow power. The bow power only has 3 aim modes. Up 45 degrees and straight from either a crouch or standing. This doesn't match the all of the ranged enemies with their super accurate bow shots and seeking magic later. The jump needs a massive redesign, which sounds weird because it's a jump right? But the thing is, we have wings, but it doesn't feel like we do. It feels like a jump designed for a normal person but with a really inconsistent double jump included. Make the jump higher, include a dive/dive attack and allow for midair dodges. I'm not saying let the character fly but give them more mobility like most of the other enemies have. The basic goblin type enemies have a longer jump than the playable character who is supposed to be a demigod. Given I've only cleared the first area (not level, area) and a bit, the two boss fights I've done so far have been ok. First one is just a big enemy that becomes a miniboss in later stages. The second one was more unique, both in terms of design and fighting style. Level design need a little reworking. The spider enemies just sit there and deal damage if you come into their hit-box. The thorns and bramble are just annoying and half the time they just let you walk through them and the other half they juggle you dealing damage between them, just get rid of that. The water parts were a fun and interesting addition. The building is much better, you have a simple clear set of resources you can manage and if you make a mistake, every building refunds 100% (so far) so you can play around and no worry about running out of wood. I'd recommend clearing levels as soon as you are able since the waves of enemies get harder regardless of if you wait or not. One thing I'd like is something to do with you're village after to beat the area. So far I haven't found anything other than reassigning them to farming. It would be nice to build some things for them to enjoy or upgrade their huts and buildings or something. Not required but it would be nice. World map is fun to fly around but you quickly realise its not that big. Thats fine I wasn't expecting it to be huge and if you buy the game don't expect 100 different area's, there are like 5 or 6 total each with levels within. First area took me about and hour and I spent half a hour banging my demigod head against one of the later area's before I was supposed to. The story is good, not great, I wasn't crying and I don't remember any of the character names so far other than our main guy. I'm a little disappointed the main character doesn't have a voice despite having dialog. Other than that the writing and voice work is fine. The names are pretty straight forward and either generic or taken from mythology. You've got Sky Father and Earth Mother (generic mythology names), Helios (just the Greek sun god), Tree King (not very creative) and other bosses I haven't encountered. At least I remember the names so far which is more than I can say for the human characters of which so far there have been 2. So far only the humans are voiced so don't expect any fight banter or voice lines from bosses swearing revenge. Art Design is fine, our main boy is an angel with some speckled wing, love to see it. Most of the enemies aren't very creative, goblins, trolls, spiders, slimes and some water biased enemies that are just sea creatures. The backgrounds are unfortuatly not very striking. I didn't even notice the sky boxes until one of the later levels and they just look like 3d assets on a 2d plane. I will say without spoiling the first boss does have a cool design that is even foreshadowed in level design so it gets point for that. We will see if the others have equally good presentation. Overall SolSeraph is a fine game. Not top tier and I wouldn't be so forgiving if this was from a big game developer that had more resources. Overall I give it a 7/10 for this price point. Could use an update.

Just not worth 15€. Maybe 2.99 but not more. After the first Boss u repeat the same Mission 4 Times and the Controlls are bad even with Controller.

I had already bought this game, and was looking for Actraiser 3 and found SolSeraph mentioned along with 'it's not like Actraiser' as a discouragement to buy. However it is like Actraiser 2 in the sideways action scenes and Actraiser in the building scenes. The graphics are great, and some harken back to the previous games, like Bloodpool with the surreal landscape of blobs in one of the sideways action areas being quite memorable. The music isn't quite as memorable so far, I'm only up to the end of the first area, but it is composed by the same person who wrote the soundtrack for Actraiser. Thing is, neither the sideways or building scenes in Actraiser 1 and 2 were top tier, but it worked because what you did in one section carried across, and this is the case for SolSeraph also. I have very much enjoyed this game so far.