The Mound: Omen of Cthulhu

Oooo Im mounding it, im mounnnding it, im gonna ichor everywhere

Muddy graphics with static animations and clunky melee

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Очень сильно зацепила игра ещё на бэте, но когда она вышла, это было полное разочарование. Фпс скакало как бешеное. Что касается игрового контента, объясните мне, я чё играю за конкистадора долбоёба, который вынес награды с острова и потом должен купить их за собственные бабки. Опять же, почему нельзя сделать так чтобы оружие и прочая хренотень, которую ты вынес с карты, можно было бы взять потом бесплатно, типо инвентаря сделать я не знаю на корабле то. Что касается карты, купить её за 30 монет и потом пойти и пытаться ещё понять куда и как пройти к тому же форту, это надо быть Клавдием Пталимейем. На данный момент играть в игру конечно можно, если у вас крепкие нервы, потому что мой друг ёбнулся и теперь слышит странные звуки где бы он не находился, шуршание кустов его вообще вводит в мандраж и он начинает ссаться. Чтобы хотелось увидеть в игре , так это более подробный альманах с любым монстром, инвентарь с хранящимся там оружием, артефакты, которые находишь утем пролитой крови десятка канкистодоров были бы бесплатными, прокачка корабля, для чего нужна прокачка уровня профиля непонятно. А так если вы не замечаете каких-то проблем в игра, то после Sinking siti это наверное неплохая игра про ктулху, надеюсь разработчики читают комментарии и будут и дальше улучшать эту игру. 6 потных канкистодоров из 10

[h3] A solo players opinion after reaching the ending of the game. [/h3] This is a personal opinion on the game as of writing this as I know the game is subject to change but that doesn't matter as this is supposed to be a list complaints or praise for the game and its features. (The Combat) - Combat is overly simplistic as once one figures out throwing weapons are the meta, the game becomes a breeze against most enemies, even after activating multiple blood moons while the forest is awake having an axe or spear allows those in solo play to easily dispatch all humanoid enemies with 1 throw to the head or at most against a late game enemy 4-5 times to kill. Just by using one singular type of weapon a solo player is able to walk up to 5 humanoid entities and annihilate them one hit each taking not so much as a scratch. - Many of the combat systems seem redundant due to current balancing. What is the point in blocking? What is the point of shoving? What is the point of the rifles? And I could go on. Blocking was a move I never did once throughout my campaign as I never once felt it necessary to not be on the attack or already running away. Shoving has one use, wanna hear it? You can shove the helmets of armored enemies so you can land your axe throw on its face. - The gunplay is so useless against any enemy except to hit a bird out of the air so I can see again. And then the other issue rifles may do high damage but they trade that singular enemy for a whole flock of enemies rushing your position. I play solo so the mind controlling enemy you should keep your distance is only a minor nuisance and I've found success in just once again throwing an axe at it. Also I've no issues with the bow or crossbow other than the fact they're just overshadowed by not needing to attack anything that is at range, and if they do start moving toward you to just attack in close quarters as it is unlikely you'll take meaningful damage anyways. And there is no point in carrying a weapon that takes up two slots to use anyways. - Armor is essentially useless, other than the helmet. By using the armor you take less damage but it come at a grave cost... You make noise when you run. That doesn't seem bad until you realize that by making to much noise you get closer the a blood moon. What I'm trying to say is you'll lose that armor because the armor itself got you into trouble by waking up the whole god forsaken island. - Just to reiterate the combat is bloated with systems that have no purpose being there as the guns and bows offer no meaningful counterplay other than to one shot some annoying bird while the axe and spear are the reigning champions in combat as they allow for insanely high damage and quick follow ups making defensive plays like blocking or wearing armor more detrimental as you'll just surround yourself with the fiends. (The Ship) - The ship provides a multitude of services such as the merchant, if you've enough coin. In the ship you'll be able to purchase gear such as basic torches, bandages, or the handy dandy map. But, if you need even more from the merchant you could purchase greater items such as the occult tools, that I've very little experience in using so I don't know if they're good or not... - Then there's the saint statues you can purchase, personally not a fan as they've not aided me a single time. Like, what is the point of surviving a lethal attack when I've only ever went down once in the game, and guess what took me down? I walked off a ledge. The game at least on solo never threatened me enough to purchase any of the saints as they never felt worth the coins. - And finally the anvil. It's nice, cheap and always useful for that added extra durability on my axe. Can replace matchstick weapons with flintlock but as stated previously the guns are good for one thing, and it doesn't matter if they're better at doing it. - The ship doesn't provide the most useful services but it's nice they try to! (Difficulty) - To clarify my previously stated points are all based off the fact: the game's difficulty is so easy it doesn't need anything more than a mere throwing axe to beat it. The standard enemies are weak, the blood moon enemies are weak, the strong enemies are slow, and the final level of the game was more of a slog than a cool epic final fight for our lives. The only time I was scared for my life in that game was when I was body blocked by one of those unkillable humanoid enemies inside the mound trying to get the logbook out, but even then I just kept walking into him till he backed up while I tanked all that damage. There was no reason for me to start shoving him, as he was already getting out of my way, there was no reason to start blocking, as he did barely any damage anyways. And when I did the final level inside the mound guess how many enemies I had to kill? Did I cut down 20 of them? 40? was I "once again, teetering upon that terrible precipice"? 6 enemies, and 4 of them was the same dude. (Conclusion) - I apologize for the Darkest Dungeon quote but when I started playing this game I honestly thought I was in for an experience akin to said title. Skulking through the dark, furtive and vulnerable like rats in a maze. Hoping that treasure would staunch the flow of other worldly corruption. But instead I was soloing horrors beyond comprehension with a throwing axe I found stuck in some dudes chest after stabbing him in the back with my pocket knife. Then I'd go and shove around the friendly bot because he was looking a little too translucent. Cool as an idea, okay in execution: [h1] 7/10 [/h1] Please add mechanics with a clearly defined purpose that isn't easily overlooked and/or ignored, as it just seems like bloat and poorly thought out design.

cant fault the game

BUG NA BUGU, BUGIEM GONI. Jak można w takim stanie wypuścić grę i nie dać early access XDDD