Wayfinder

jogo é maneiro mas extremamente mal otimizado

Very enjoyable ARPG, learning gearing/echoes/stat focus/ for each character has been very interesting, I have convinced multiple friends to try it, and we all have been playing it.

The first few hours are pretty overwhelming as the game bombards you with systems and a seemingly ho-hum story, but the combat is intriguing enough to make up for it. The visuals and world design eventually reel you in as you find a few character kits that really click with you. I found myself appreciating the story. It provides enough interesting beats to keep things moving and is competently presented. The music is also exceptional. Putting an apartment together is also surprisingly fun. All in all, the gameplay is super engaging, looting and build crafting is satisfying once you get the hang of it, and the world design is captivating. I highly recommend this game.

Queria jogar no controle, mas o jogo não aceita. Triste. Fiz de tudo para tentar entender, mas no inicio e nem no menu o jogo aceita controle. Refound.

Got this for like $3, almost refunded at 2h mark but figured I'd give it more of a shot since being out $3 wouldn't be too bad if the game didn't get better. The game did get more fun as unlocked all my abilities and then started unlocking variants to the dungeon, but then it gradually got tiresome as I realized just how repetitive the game is. The repetitiveness comes from the dungeons and the game's insistence to send you back into the same dungeons you just completed. Basically when you enter a dungeon it is stitched together randomly from a few select room options, so it does change each time you enter but not by much, it's about as random as the maps in Returnal or Gunfire Reborn if you've played either of those. You can get modifiers that add extra challenge to the dungeons and eventually you get double modifiers (and triple but I didn't get that far) where the modifiers don't just stack but evolve into something else. Adding modifiers makes the dungeons harder sure, like extra AOEs or you take more damage to get more gold, but the gameplay is mostly the same, also the only reward you get for doing modifiers outside of quest objectives is 10% extra experience which is not worth it. As you play side quests and main story quests will repeatedly say "hey that dungeon you just did 5 seconds ago, go do it again, and then go do the one you did an hour ago just with a modifier, and then go do it again with a different modifier." It almost feels like this game wanted to be a roguelike and it didn't go all the way, if it went further and made the dungeons more random with modifiers that maybe change per room like in Vellum for example, it could be better. Or it could have added more unique dungeons. Another issue with the repetitiveness is your abilities/talents as well as your gear. Once you unlock your 4 abilities for a character that's it, you ain't getting anymore. You can upgrade them, but it doesn't change much. You get a talent tree that is mostly stat upgrades, there's a few points where you can get more unique effects that can proc, like a shield on ult, but nothing that will change how you play. Point being that once you get your abilities unlocked your gameplay style with that character ain't changing, ever. Unless there's something much later I didn't get to that evolves it, but if so they shoulda had it earlier. This game really needed choices for abilities, so I could pick more sustain builds or more dps builds and yada yada. Now you could argue each character is your different set of abilities since you can swap at anytime, even in combat, but their combat styles are so different and you have to gear/level them individually it is not the same as merely swapping a singular ability on a character. Typing this all I think I basically want Diablo 3's ability system, new ability options as I level and some evolutions to them. For gear each weapon type will have a few different actual weapons that keep dropping just with different item levels and different type of echo slots (basically gem/enchantment slots), with item level determining the scale of the numbers, the actual type/ratio of stats a weapon grant are determined not randomized so no getting excited about a cool piece of loot dropping. The differences between weapons within a weapon type will be stat ratios and the weapon ability (which takes time to charge and isn't super helpful of the ones I've found). Accessories similarly you'll find different levels of the same piece of gear with the same stat ratios. Echoes are souls of enemies so one per enemy type, same as gear each one has specific stat ratios with the raw numbers going up as lvl increases, with the exception being boss souls which can have proc abilities, which is nice but just like with talents nothing that really changes how you play. Armor you find once and that's it it's unlocked, each piece gives percentile stat upgrades so pick the one with stats you like. As for quests outside of clearing dungeons it's generally go pick up an item or play telegram between NPCs. TLDR core gameplay isn't bad but it's far too repetitive, gonna fight the same enemies in the same dungeons using the same abilities wearing the same gear over and over. They either shoulda added way more randomization in terms of gear, enemies, and map layouts, or gone full on roguelike, or given you options in terms of abilities.

The bad and ugly in short: - Woke AF - this is particularily important point because the game has the option to apply skins, so it was a developer's choice - Leveling it an absolute joke and disaster. When you are asked to do the same dungeon +20x in a row, should tell you everything about the rest of the design. What's fine: - The game has co-op - Combat system and boss fights (hit and miss in general), but in general, nothing new or groundbreaking. Completed all in Nightmare mode, and I cannot imagine playing this game on any other difficulty. - No in-game shops Even if you'd get this game for free, don't get dragged into this as there is no real payoff here, and the price paid in time is too high. Play something else. Don't waste time on this.

répétitif et ennuyant, juste des presets UE moyens

Best $3 i ever spent. This game could use a bit of TLC. The difficulty should reward you with better items/exp. and there should definitely be a vendor that sell all the materials in the game (as you unlock them). More characters would be fun :) Also i feel like the storyline is incomplete. All in All tho, solid game. and as long as you arent a ♥♥♥♥♥ and playing on story mode, you should get a solid 40+ hours out of this game. buddy and i beat this entire game in ~50hrs on Heroic difficulty, including every Mythic Hunt