บทวิจารณ์ล่าสุดโดย ChiriVulpes

I love this game's aesthetic, and pacing, and it feels really fun to make powerful builds, but I stopped playing it originally for some stuff that I was really hoping would have improved by now. This game has definitely improved since it was first released into early access — builds are a bit more interesting now that there's more trees, and there's more maps which means more bosses and stuff... but as a whole I still can't recommend it the game due to some usability stuff that hasn't improved that just makes it feel awful to play.

#1 - The part of this game I hate the most right now is probably the collision boxes. This game is definitely a bullet hell game, and I love that about it, but I have been killed more times than I can count by things that make absolutely no sense, zero overlapping pixels (I've taken recordings of it before.) If it were up to me, I would make the player collision like... a 3x3 pixel square at the character's feet, and that's it, and then turn up the difficulty everywhere else to compensate. It would just feel so much better that way. (And then if you wanted the collision to feel even better all enemies would also have their collision based on their feet positions rather than their entire sprite bounding box like I suspect it works at the moment.)

#2 - There is way, way, way too little feedback when I take damage, esp. with how much else is going on at any given time. Currently, it seems like for about three or four frames or so there's a faint red tint over everything, and the character turns black, and there's touch of knockback, and that's it. There needs to be way more. I would suggest for the game to freeze for a few frames, and both the screen and my character to flash, along with probably a little animation for losing the heart in the top left.

I will update my review as the game continues to evolve.

This game is SO FRUSTRATING. Not the gameplay, but the fact that it's all FOMO, whether to recommend it or not constantly changing depending on what's currently available. There will always be fun stuff in the game, but there's also a lot of garbage you have to wade through, and the true fun in this game, in my opinion, is locked behind many, many hours of acquiring the best of everything.

Honestly, to rephrase — play the game only if you're ready to commit to a long-term partner with BPD. If you think you can get past that, you'll like the game.