Windblown

este juego es genial y tiene un buen precio. en cuanto a la música la adoro. lo recomiendo muchísimo y tiene multi idioma por lo que posiblemente no tengas problema por entender las cosas. eso si muy posiblemente mueras mucho mientras le agarras el ritmo ;)

10/10 would recommend. I'm really enjoying this game. The biomes are so aesthetically pleasing & the little hidden secret areas you're able to find are a nice touch. Love that you're able to zip around the map very very quickly The combo system for the fighting is really cool tbh & I like how the combat feels punishing if you're not paying attention (What I mean about that is for example, I play a lot of Hades...and sometimes you can kinda just 'tank' a hit and it's no big deal. In this game, you get pretty hard if you attempt to 'tank' hits, so it requires you to pay attention & dodge well) If you're on the fence, and waiting for a discount etc... this game is worth the full price imo ($25 usd)

dead cells devs can't miss just take my money

An incredibly fun and amazing game! I bought it long ago but only started playing it a few weeks ago (Feb 25, 2026). I was met with tight gameplay, great art style, and a very addicting game play loop! I had troubles putting this game down and I like how it's more of a Rouge-like with minimal permanent upgrades. I had a feeling that I was going to like this game, but I didn't know I was going to like it THIS MUCH! I excited of what more is to come from this game.

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I've had a Steam account for over ten years and this is the first review I've ever written for a game. I don't think there's a game I played more than [i]Dead Cells[/i] in the past decade, between my laptop and multiple handheld devices/consoles. I loved everything Motion Twin did for the game, and I can't think of another indie (?) label more deserving of my first actual public review. That being said, I decided to check out [i]Windblown[/i] out of pure support for -- and recognition of -- this studio's past success with [i]Dead Cells[/i]. Now that I've got that out of the way: [i]Windblown[/i] is an amazing second swing of a title. I know it's not a sequel to [i]Dead Cells[/i] in any way, but it still somehow feels like an upgrade; hundreds of hours in their 2D Metroidvania experience makes the 3D isometric view a breath of fresh air. Think [i]Moonlighter[/i] versus [i]Moonlighter 2[/i]. Motion Twin retained all of the quick action of encounters -- and even blessed us with the superhero-esque ability to dash around the map like a cracked-out [i]Naruto[/i] character, BY DEFAULT. The weapons and perks, even in early access, are varied enough to feel like a fully- (or mostly-) fleshed-out title. I think what kept me coming back to [i]Dead Cells[/i] was the seemingly infinite number of unlockables -- weapons, outfits, perks, etc... and the amount of variety ALREADY available in the game makes me feel like they're aiming for the same amount of limitless loadout combinations you were presented with in [i]Dead Cells[/i] when it's all said and done. The enemies are decently tough [strike]and I have a personal vendetta against the Rat Village boss[/strike] and dying at their hands leaves you feeling like you HAVE to get your payback. That "one more run" feeling is hard to shake with [i]Windblown[/i], I PROMISE you. Also, major kudos to Motion Twin's animator/graphic artist. Those cutscene/intro animations were what originally caught my eye with [i]Dead Cells[/i], but the gameplay made me stay. And I'm [strike]ashamed[/strike] very proud to say I recognized the art style and action-packed sequences immediately. Keep doing what you're doing because your art sets Motion Twin a world apart! With all of this being said, Motion Twin somehow managed to make a game that feels familiar and still entirely unique. You can feel the dedication in every sword swung, shuriken thrown, and shell earned. Maybe I'm a bit biased because I absolutely LOVE [i]Dead Cells[/i] to this day, but that doesn't make everything I've said here any less true. You will NOT be disappointed with this roguelike, and I hope to see my fellow Leapers in the field!!! PLAY [i]WINDBLOWN[/i] N O W ! ! !

I can't wait for this game to come out. It's amazing. The multiplayer is a little laggy sometimes, but otherwise I am so happy with this game.