Tyrant's Realm

This game is just good trust me

[b]Great pocket action rogue-like with souls-like elements. Tyrant's Realm is focused on pure fun gameplay and mostly nothing else, which is absolutely not a bad thing.[/b] You run, kill, pick/swap items from chests/barrels, go to the next room, upgrade items/stats at altars, kill more, rinse & repeat a few times, and after several rooms you might make it to the Merchant's Lounge. There, you refill your health flask and buy/unlock items (which are then available in the item pool, also in subsequent runs), flask upgrades, and hidden passages. From the Merchant's Lounge, you can advance either to a boss room or to the next biome (after defeating the current biome's boss), until finally encountering the titular Tyrant. If (when) you die, you start over from the first biome with default equipment (unless you bought perks for random starting gear from the item pool) and as many flask uses as times you upgraded it (or default 3). Combat mostly resembles the first 2 parts of Dark Souls, so it might not fit players who prefer more fast-paced titles. Even though it lacks anything beyond light/heavy melee attacks + armor's special (if available), block/parry, and dodge, I found it really satisfying nevertheless. For a game that's priced at 5$, it offers quite a lot when it comes to replayability, especially if you hunt for all the achievements. That's an easy recommendation from me.

Игра многое прощает и из-за этого подходит тем кто дарк солс не осилил, Все нрав, рекомендую.

Метапрогрессия каловая, боёвка каловая, билдострой каловый. Вывод: как рогалик игра полная шляпа.

Yah it's kind of half baked but I can't dislike it. What it gets right it gets very right. The devs clearly are huge fans of the early souls games as from the first minute you feel almost the exact same vibe as waking up in Undead Asylum; vibe and controls. It's hard to explain but after the ton of soulslikes I've played, none has felt this one to one with that as this game (not that they all were trying to though). But it also captures the PS1 style pretty on point as well. Translating the souls combat and graphics to still feel like you're playing that and nightmare creatures at the same time. Everything down to how your character moves feels authentic, and with a bunch of optional effects to add to the aesthetic authenticity. But for the half baked aspects, even a bit over an hour in I already feel like I've kind of seen essentially everything the game has to offer. It could be excused for being a PS1 throwback but it's probably most likely just undercooked. The roguelike elements don't really change much besides stats of your equipment. The level layouts are just essentially open rooms with enemies. And the bosses are mechanically just supped up enemies. I still am enjoying it for what it is, but they really could have done a lot more with the concept.

Rigoberto Patapocha se parte la pierna y se le que toa pocha, no sabe si recomendar o no este juego

If you ever played games like Die by the Sword or RUNE you'll enjoy this. It's a great game. Overall it's fun, just a little on the easy side, beat it in 6 or so hours just have achievement cleanup to do at this point.

This game has been burning a hole in my mind since its release. Mostly because I love the visuals and I'm fond of the soulslike genre. I finally pulled the trigger and id say it's mostly worth it. There is a decent assortment of weapons based around class types. Fast, slow, reach and etc. Armor skills are where you can get bigger variety in your gameplay. Funny enough bosses are both the best part of the game and the easiest. Lots of fun mechanics to experience when you fight them. Enemy variety is decent not amazing. I've cleared all the difficulties but haven't unlocked every item. There isn't much reason to unlock everything because many items are variants of each other. At the end of the day, the game is 10 bucks, 5 on sale, its pretty good overall for the price.