Sparklite

It's mid. It's procedural generation, half the time doesn't seem to be in play, the bosses feel lackluster and too similar, and honestly the procedural generation ironically makes it more repetitive, having to find a new way to the next area every time, spawning from the same place every time. Also, what's the point of having an anchor icon on your map if 1, you can't ask to come up from the anchor, and 2, you can just end your run anywhere anyway. I'm also annoyed that the dash 1, doesn't give immunity frames, and 2, it has end lag, so the whole point of dashing has been reduced to a null-and-void "here's a 2 tile gap! You can cross it with your rocket boots!" If your gonna have end lag, at least give me iframes, or don't just remove the end lag. I feel slightly less scammed that I got this 90% off, if it's not 50%. It's good enough, but even on casual game mode, the enemies past vinelands are absolute nuisances, and they spawn everywhere, and the follow you through different tiles of the map. It's a neat little feature, just leave the enemies out of it. Get this now while you can, because I highly doubt that this is worth full price. Go buy silksong for $20. And if a soulslike metroidvania isn't your jam, there are plenty of free games out there.

Muy buen juego, de mis favoritos

If I could, I’d give it a mixed review; the game’s concept and pixel art are really cute, but the game is very grindy, and you rely on upgrades you happen to get. Defense upgrades make the game feel very easy, but for the final boss second phase, you're going to need several damage upgrades.

Schönes kurzweiliges Spiel, es machte mir Spaß dies durchzuspielen. Es hat seine guten Seiten (gerade die ersten paar Stunden sind super: viel zu entdecken, freizuschalten usw.), aber auch einige Schwächen, die sich vor allem zeigen je länger man spielt. Dennoch kann man in einem Sale bedenkenlos zuschlagen und dann für ein paar Stunden dieses Spiel genießen und Spaß haben.

A solid indie pixel art zelda-style action/adventure and roguelite. The game blends the top down action of something like Zelda with random runs and persistent upgrades and vibrant art. When you start a run, you start in the central 'Vinelands' hub biome from which you can access the other four biomes that you have unlocked from it. Each biome has a boss which has to be killed to unlock the ability to access the next biome. On death, you lose temporary consumables found during the run but return with all the meta-resources you've gained during the run which you can use to upgrade NPC and buy/upgrade 'patches' which you can slot into an inventory square to give stat buffs. Combat is fairly simple. You have a short range dash and a wrench for fast melee attacks and a hammer strike by holding down attack. You will unlock blueprints which will allow you to do one-time crafts of passive and active gadgets. Active gadgets use energy to use which you can regain by fighting enemies but, honestly, I found them either meh or impractical personally and use wrench mostly. The world shifts the general layout whenever you die, the biomes are in the same general location each time through and the world is created from a set of pre-made rooms. As tile variety is a bit low you will quickly see the exact same rooms which makes exploring feel a bit monotonous. The story is pretty underwhelming, a basic story used to push you to go kill the bosses. Balance was a bit off at times, the second boss was a nightmare requiring a bunch of grinding to get better patches then the third and fourth bosses were completely trivial in comparison followed by another difficulty spike on the final boss. Heart health restore drops very infrequently from enemies (thankfully there's plenty of it before each boss so you can do them with full health) so if you take damage you're at RNG's mercy for the healing 'widget' consumable to randomly drop from a chest or other container. No missables and nothing too difficult. A few grindy type ones and a couple of trickier ones but it's a fairly short completion. No key rebinding available fyi; wasd for movement, mouse for attacks, space for dash and actions. Local co-op apparently only allows for the second player to control the helper robot (which is only available after defeating the first boss) and it's limited to only some basic passive tasks such as digging for items or cleaning muck so I would not recommend if you want to play co-op. 7/10

Great game with a fun mix of Rouge-like and Metroidvania elements. About a 10 hour game, and fun the whole way through

Не очень

no es un mal ni buen juego, el jefe final me decepciono un poco, porque pense que tendria mas patrones de ataque, fue solo 1, hay unos bugs que no afectan tanto, pero igual se podrian corregir, que en la seccion de nieve, aparecen enemigos fuera de su plataforma y mueren instantaneamente. la Musica, me encanta, es lo que mas me gusta del juego.

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