SULFUR

Прошёл игру на хардкоре и без амулета, секретных кот-цен нету и очивки тоже. Жаль

Really fun Early Access game. I got more sucked in than I expected to and really enjoyed modifying and trying out different oil/firearm arrangements. In short, I liked the gameplay, the little story elements, the easter eggs hidden in dialogue, the unique gun loading animations, etc. All really good stuff. Cons/suggestions: Quality of life improvements: 1. What I did not enjoy is the annoying inventory system. I think that when you're at the church you should have acess to everything in your storage when you talk to characcters who you are doing missions for, or if you are cooking. Just have another pop up indicating mission item in storage, and letting us drag it onto the dialogue window so we can hand in the 5 mushrooms or whatever. 2. Show us the stats on our existing weapons. Once an oil is applied to a gun, if I come back to it later there is no knowing what this firearm now does. I find myself stopping to websearch the individual names of oils and scrolls to get an idea of their effects. Why not just add the stats so we can see it when we hover over it. 3. As a disabled gamer with a wrist issue the amount of storage management in this game meant I wasn't able to play for as long in each sitting, due to devoting a lot of my operational wrist time to just moving things around when there could be a "sort" button. Suggestion: Please make the above changes at least options for UI/Accessability in settings. Aside from these suggestions, I'll just say keep up the good work, and add in more unique firearms/oils to increase replayability. One Question I have is on whether or not giving each bullet its own seeking would bog down the game, my super OP shotgun with seeking bullets only seeks the same enemy instead of the individual rounds seeking various enemies, the bullet cloud acts as one with the seeking, so it seems it is considered 1 shot, within the game design, although there are multiple projectiles. It would be even more OP (and fun to use) if the seeking was smarter and was on each individual projectile.