The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing

i didnt expect the story is to short, i know for the next story in other game. but actually this is great game.

1. Witcher 3 10/10 2. Grim Dawn 9.5/10 3. Torchlight 2 9.4/10 4. Van Helsing 9.5/10

Игра интересная, но после её установке у меня накрылась винда, рекомендую 10 установок винды из 10!!!!

es una pija el juego. Una muy rica.

As an ARPG veteran, I'm currently doing a blind Story run (Hunter class) on Hard mode, and I don't think I've ever died so much in any game I've ever played. From the very first zone, the game has been an unforgiving bloodbath. I've been pushing through it in the hopes it gets better, but even after 13 hours it still feels like an uphill battle every step of the way. I really can't recommend it to anyone except the most hardcore ARPG players that are willing to number-crunch optimal builds to clear the content efficiently. The Good: - Graphics, performance, and music are fine for the most part. Voiceovers for main characters are solid. - Areas are large, well-designed, and generally fun to explore. For most of the story, waypoints are smartly placed, which means you can quickly get back to where you died. - Itemization is better than most ARPGs. Gear progression is consistent, item rarities and affixes are fairly intuitive, and the game provides summaries for understanding whether an item is better/worse than its equipped counterpart at a glance. The Bad: - Enemy design, affixes, and AI range from laughably stupid to frustratingly overbearing, creating a core combat loop where the fights never feel fair and you never feel powerful. Many enemies have implicit or added abilities so busted you'll feel like you're playing Diablo 3 on launch day. - The skill system never feels good to use. Your precious skill points will be spread paper thin across melee, ranged, utility, and aura skills trees. Skills feel very rigid, with only one aspect of the skill scaling as the skill is improved. You're forced to take some skills just to get the ones you want, most skills cost multiple points to acquire or improve, and very few of them actually feel reliable without massive point investments. The Ugly: - There still seem to be issues/bugs that have not been resolved. For me, the most common one is my melee hotbar skills getting reset. - Offensive skills have a power-up mechanic where you can charge them with any combination of three one-off effects per use. This system is tedious and clunky, forcing you to constantly activate the individual power-ups (or group presets) as they are consumed by your attacks. Even if the power-ups are reliable, between attacking, moving, using potions, and switching between active skillsets, there's just too much going on in combat to worry about micro-managing them. - There is an essence mechanic that allows you to infuse gear with consumable essences, but the system is not intuitive (or at least not well conveyed) and the improvements they offer your character are often marginal at best.

Finally a gothic noir isometric hack and slash where I can stab monsters gadget up with steampunk flair and pretend my father didnt actually destroy a vampire utopia

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