Varthos - Heir to the Throne

coop is fun need more skills more chest more maps shrines to buff or change skills

Love this game so far! Coming from a long time POE / Diablo and general ARPG fan. I love the visual elements of this game so far, evertthing looks great. I like how the weapons give the skills you use, perhaps in the future, equipment could do the same by giving similar skills or enhancements to skills. I cant wait to try playing with this friends, I think it will encourage voice chat / parties to have to literally communicate and coordinate attacks, due to how quickly you can die in this game if not tactical, and I think that's awesome! Also coming from a mostly Console gaming point of view, I need to play this with a controller, but so far it's awesome early access game!

Das Spiel hat seine Ecken und Kanten und wirkt manchmal etwas ungeschliffen hat aber eine schicke Grafik und actionreiches Gameplay. Wer Lust auf ein Spiel hat, das sich mechanisch gut anfühlt, sollte Varthos eine Chance geben. Bin mal gespannt wie es sich weiterentwickelt.

Poorly thought out and executed action RPG/Rogue light hybrid with horrible controls. If you prefer using a controller for games like this you're completely out of luck as it's nearly unplayable with a controller at this point. I'll change my recommendation if/when they actually make it playable.

Interesting so far. This is the first perma-death type game I have played so I am still getting use to it. Bought it during early access for $20 and so far I would recommend it.

So far I am liking it. It is what I would describe as a modernized version of Diablo 1. While rough around the edges, I am liking the responsive controls. You move with WASD, dash with spacebar, and if you go melee, you block with ctrl; simple. So far, I prefer it to the older moving-with-cursor in this case. While games like Grim Dawn do it so that they free your keyboard for skills and spells, this game keeps it simple to its core. There is no crazy number of stats that make you theorycraft builds and such, so streamlined controls are more beneficial. Also, while several people do not like the sparse enemies, I actually prefer it. They are few, but even the humble spiders pack a punch, and it is a nice variation from the usual "hordes of enemies explode at the press of a button" you keep seeing from the ARPG genre, from Last Epoch to PoE 1 & 2. Since, as I said before, this game keeps it simple, the loot here does not require a PhD to figure out (see Grim Dawn and PoE), giving straightforward bonuses (i.e. +1 strength, 5% fire resistance, etc.); it may increase in complexity as I go along, but if the idea is to keep it simple at the beginning only to increase in complexity as the game progresses, instead of showering you with stats and damage types from the very beginning, that is good design to me; I guess I'll see if that is the case. The abilities are tied to the weapons, which is not a bad idea. In the end, the impression I got is that it is not the game mechanics the main factor between victory or defeat, but your skills. I appreciate that. Overall, this is a game that is trying to do its own thing, keeps it simple, streamlined, and pays respects to the classics. While these are just my first impressions from my very first playthrough, I am closing the game wanting to come back to it, which is a plus in my book.

This is a solid game. I will be playing the heck out of this as soon as I can save my gameplay. Every time I log on my character is gone. I do not have time to just play through a game over and over from the beginning. Please fix this, unless I am doing something wrong.

This is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ trash. I played ten minutes and that was all I could take.

Great one

2시간하면 컨텐츠 끝 이걸 28000원주고 산다?!