Struggler

[quote] [h1] [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/43626167-Lord-Azazel-Group/] Если вам нравятся аниме или хентай-игры, то подписывайтесь на куратора: Lord Azazel Group [/url] [/h1] [/quote] Увы, при первом запуске игра три раза подряд крашнулась, и я уже подумал, что на этом мой геймплей окончен. Но на четвёртый раз она всё-таки запустилась, что немного меня обрадовало. Однако, как оказалось, не всё так просто. При создании новой игры (там, где вы выбираете сложность) игра попросту не даёт выбрать уровень сложности и не позволяет нажать на «Старт». Так что, спустя несколько перезапусков и примерно 20 попыток начать новую игру, мне это надоело, и я вышел. Если судить только по трейлеру, то это некая бюджетная копия Diablo. Увы, пока разработчик не пофиксит все баги, покупать игру я не рекомендую. Из минусов: -Не удалось даже запустить игру Из плюсов: ????? Игру не рекомендую к покупке! Хотите увидеть обзор на какую-то свою игру? Вы запросто можете мне её подарить!:) А если вам понравился мой обзор, не забывайте ставить лайки или кидать награды(*^ω^)

Ligth action RPG in which you fight through events on a random map while dealing with annoying hunger mechanic and permanent death. Before the game begins, you don’t just choose the difficulty, you also select one of the seven deadly sins, which function as character perks. For instance, choosing Lazy grants you better regeneration and summons helpers, while Greed increases the amount of money and experience you earn. The number seven also ties into the weapon selection, though these are fairly standard and include things like a sword, bow, stick, and a few others. The game starts on a randomly generated map that is completely empty except for a few icons near your starting point. These icons represent battle events and give you important details: the types of enemies you’ll face, possible rewards, and information about the terrain. Environmental conditions can affect your performance, for example, rough terrain may slow you down, while favorable ground can boost your regeneration. After you complete a battle event, the map reveals new icons, giving you options on where to go next. You can move freely between unlocked icons, but traveling costs money. There’s also a chance you’ll be ambushed along the way, which becomes annoying after a while, though luck might let you avoid it. The overall goal is to clear out the entire map. All icons and events are visible from the beginning, but once you complete an event, you can’t revisit it, so make sure to grab everything you can. This is a very huge problem with treasure chests that require a key; if you don’t have it the reward is gone forever. Each battle takes place in a survival-style combat scenario. You’re dropped into a small area where you move around and kill enemies, with an auto-fire option available to reduce repetitive clicking. Unlike most survival games, your primary objective isn’t to eliminate all enemies, but to reach the exit portal. That said, most enemies will chase you once you’re close enough, so you often have to fight your way through anyway. Killing enemies grants experience points, and once you level up, you’re given attribute points. These can be distributed into four core stats: power, which increases your attack damage; agility, which affects your attack speed; willpower, which improves your regeneration; and perception, which grants various passive bonuses. You also gain skill points, which can be invested in either passive or active abilities within a straightforward skill tree. Every second level unlocks three new skills, so you’ll constantly have new options. You can also put additional points into existing skills to enhance their effectiveness. Enemies drop other loot as well. Gold is collected automatically, but other items must be clicked to pick them up. The most valuable drops are gear upgrades for your character, such as armor, rings, and weapons. These come with stat boosts and sometimes include a groove slot. If the item has a slot, you can insert a diamond that grants a powerful bonus. However, once equipped, the diamond is permanently locked into that piece of gear; you’ll lose it if you replace the item later. Another common drop is fruit, which is tied to the game’s satiety system, a mechanic designed to counterbalance auto-healing. This is a poor design choice and is not fun. Your satiety slowly depletes as you play, and when it hits zero, your health begins to drop rapidly in timed intervals. While passive regeneration can keep up when you’re not in combat, it won’t help much during a fight. Worst of all, death is permanent; if you die, the game is over and you’ll have to start a new map from scratch. This is another questionable design choice because you might get stuck with an event map you can’t win. One of those are strongholds, where you have to destroy everything and kill everyone. If you’re not strong enough, you won’t be able to kill anyone because people replenish health faster than you cause damage. And if you also have to deal with a few ranged enemies, you can quickly ruin your entire game.

I have no idea how to start a new game there I can choose only difficulty but when I click start nothing happen I try a lot of time and really no idea how to start play this game I reinstal the game but nothing helps I just idk