
Unending Dusk is a retro inspired beat ‘em up ARPG set in a post-apocalyptic world. Play solo or with up to 4 players online and brawl your way through hordes of enemies. You play as an elite mercenary fighting against a dark force which has locked the Earth in a state of unending dusk.
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Languages: English
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Highly repetitive and amateurish. From the terrible jump to the poorly telegraphed attacks, Unending Desk is clearly made by someone new to the beatemup genre. They did get something right: This is not a beatemup where you'll automatically grab on entering the same space as an enemy, and it actually feels OK. Other beatemups I've tried that did the same thing tend to feel weird as they don't always handle the state of being inside an enemy well. Unending Dusk lacks that weird feeling. There is a decent concept buried under the what the game actually is. If enemies were more predictable in their attacks, blocking would actually be useful and might even feel good. However, as the game stands currently, blocking feels like trash because the windows for you to react are often too small to be useful. As previously mentioned, you don't have the ability to grab enemies by just walking into them, so in general it feels like you're missing the most important part of your close-range fighting kit. This is a very bad thing, imo, and I can't recommend the game as a result.
- So so, not good enough, rating 76/100
Finde Unending Dusk ein mega Beat emUp Game mit einer menge Potenzial und Vielseitigkeit meiner meinung nach is das Game viel zu underated und man sollte ihm eine chance geben und es sich anschauen !
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