Valfaris: Mecha Therion

Muito bom, tem uma mudança de gênero pro Valfaris, mas continua um excelente jogo, bem equilibrado e a arte tá bonita, recomendo demais ele e seus antecessores.

+REP

不推荐该游戏，画风诡异并不算扣分项，但操作起来实在难绷，虽然有武器升级系统，但自机过于巨大，敌方和地形也不小，导致仅凭开始的3🩸并不能正常的开始游戏体验，像我这种都能一次通关FC《空中魂斗罗》的玩家来说依然显得容错率太低，很多人到这里也就没有不会继续玩了，因为游戏对普通玩家来说，也并没有特别值得一玩的地方。 如果花了钱，玩不玩下去都需要做抉择，那还不如一开始就不要买，好游戏大把，没必要

Valfaris: Mecha Therion is the sequel to Valfaris and I will start saying that, if you liked the first one, there is not guarantee that you will like this one (the other way around also applies; if you didn't like the first one, you might still like this one). And I want to clarify that because I didn't like the first one at all (besides the visuals and the music), but I had a HUGE amount of fun with this one. Anyways, Valfaris: Mecha Therion is a straightforward, challenging and fast-paced shoot 'em up, with a little bit of hack and slash, where you go linearly shooting and killing, but you need to reload your ranged weapon by hitting the enemies with your melee weapon. Game is fairly short (I could beat it in 4 hours) and it's just a whole lot of fun during those 4 hours (except with a double boss fight that's really annoying). To keep things fresh, throughout the game, you can find different guns, melee weapons and skills to be switching and adding some variations to your gameplay depending on your taste (some of them come straight after a boss fight, some of them are secrets to find). It counts with 9 levels, which should take you around 20-30 minutes to complete each; each one of them with at least one boss fight (some of them having 3), getting more challenging and enjoyable over time (except by that double boss fight that I hated). The main highlight being the final boss. Just incredible. Final aspect to highlight, music and graphics are badass. If you liked that about the first one, you will definitely love it here. If you are into metal, you will be headbanging through the whole gameplay, while also getting delighted by the incredibly detailed pixel art. The only bad aspect of the game (in my opinion), besides that double boss fight, is that, if you miss a secret, you need to replay the level immediately if you want to go for all secrets. Otherwise you will have to replay the whole game again (it matters only if you like to go for 100%). Anyways, completely recommended if you like straightforward 2D action, just don't let your opinion about the prequel determine if you should get this game or not. I would rate this with 9/10. You can check out some gameplay here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oyBzjHknp_I&list=PLT5rv-oPwpUomZKkkD1amiE4jdn0FOI8r

This game was such a blast. I held off on getting it for a long time even though I really really enjoyed Valfaris. In fact I've purchased Valfaris on multiple systems, which is something I almost never do. But the sequel was a horizontal shooter and that is just a genre that I have never been hyped about. I can play a horizontal shooter for a few minutes, maybe an hour, but I never feel the need to go much farther than that. I'm very happy to report that Mecha Therion is absolutely an exception for me. I devoured this game, and the whole time I was playing I was genuinely excited to start over as soon as it finished. The aesthetic is impeccable, the switch to polygons did not cause the heavy metal vibes to suffer like I had worried. It's all the head banging goodness I was hoping for, with exactly the right amount of story to keep me interested (this is something I think steel mantis does exceptionally well), and I just giggled like a little kid again many times throughout. I'm very excited for Slain 2! This Dev is laser focused on my exact kind of aesthetic, gameplay, story ... It is a worthy sequel in every sense.