Останні рецензії користувача Click Fire

A charming little game, fairly short, but with some enjoyable enough characters. If I have any issue its that the difficulty is all over the place with large stretches of the game being mindless easy fun, only to them eat a brick wall to the face when the game throws some extremely obnoxious / cheap boss fights at you. They went back and adjusted difficulty and it helped somewhat but at the end of the day it did ultimately sour the experience a fair bit.

This game is fun enough in multiplayer but it leads to some rather intense player competition between knight superiority, terrorists with a bomb fetish, and the mage attempting to burn down the world. If I had any real gripe with the game, its that the polish wears thin on the final dungeon. The last 15-20% of the game is just notably lesser.

Steam really needs a neutral option for recommending games. I played through this game co-op with a friend of mine and overall I would say we had a good time and the game was worth but, but my god I can't ignore the various bugs that just insisted on screwing up our experience. As a stealth game it performs alright, nothing revolutionary but not bad.

The main problems come from two big issues.

The first is the bugs that cause the game to just randomly not perform correctly, and i'm not even talking the desync between host / co-op partner. Sometimes you use abilities and they just fail. Throw your sword at a guy and teleport to him to execute him instantly? nah instead you just did an uncontrollable regular swipe and now he and everyone in range sees you and is pissed. Trying to distract a guard with your whisper ability? sometimes it just goes on cooldown and nothing else. Turn invisible to get in close to a guy and give him the stabbing? Invisibility just decides it isn't working today. The fact that the skills can so regularly break is frustrating at best, and actively killed our play some nights simply because we got too fed up with a given stage.

Then there are the items. You gather a pitiful flow of money through the game which can be used primarily on cosmetics and dyes for your outfit, but also for modifiers runes and consumable equipments (throwing knives, damage amps, healing items) But they are all worthless. The rune effects are lackluster at best. Attack boosts when fully stacked won't give you a breakpoint to even kill an enemy one swing faster, and defense is pointless thanks to stun locking by some later mob. The only rune effects that 'do' anything are essentially stamina recharge so you can run around more.

The consumable equipment is even worse, costing exorbitant prices per usage. To kill an enemy at range requires a kunai, of which you can only hold 3, and they cost 200 gold per. Problem is even at late game most stages are only worth around 600-800 gold. So you can blow your payment for the mission to kill 3 people. In stages with upwards of 60-70 enemies. Or you can buy things like portals to warp back to town quicker at the end of the mission. That will run you 900 gold to buy, keeping in mind you won't even make that much.


For this game to really earn a recommend, it desperately needs the bugs to be fixed, nearly 3 months on and this is just not acceptable. Second, for the sake of the game just being at all satisfying or fun, the consumable items need a serious look at. If I spent a boatload of money but the items were restocked every stage and I could screw around with em? sure that could be fun. If the items were dirt cheap and using them was just a minor fee, I could accept it. But the idea that you blow nearly 2 stages worth of funds to accomplish nothing? That is just a bad joke.

It's a shame really, I pushed a friend of mine to get this game because of how much I enjoyed the first Aragami and the fact that this game was so.... frustrating more often than fun is just really not a good feel for the game. It wasn't out right offensively bad, so I wouldn't say folks who like stealth games should not get it, but if you aren't explicitly a fan of the style of game, I would never recommend this to most of my friends.

My buddy and I have played through all of these games together in the past, and we understand the ending well enough at this point, but along the way we got sidetracked by the fact that this game actually had a semblance of a story, was way better made in terms of puzzles and had some great atmosphere. So wouldn't you know it, we make it to the end and as we finally accomplish the final puzzle, together mind, he was given his choice and what does he do? Murders me at the end again. He'll get whats coming next game. This game was great by the way, best in the series so far.

This is certainly a charming sort of platformer with a colorful world and a rather decent amount of customization available to your character, both the cosmetic and effect kind. It has its moments of difficulty spikes but its usually pretty forgiving, and for folks that really struggle with it theres even an option that enables basic health regen. All in all, a pretty good game with one crucial caveat.

This game likes to crash, and when it does you can lose a fair bit of progress even in spite of the fairly common auto save. Overall I'd still recommend the game but its a common enough occurence for me that if there was a middle ground option between recommending or not, I would have chosen it. I know its a common illness associated with the engine (unreal 3) but good god is it frustrating at times.

This is exactly what i was hoping for in a golden era Castlevania game. An almost obnoxiously large area to explore, aggressive enemies that do more than just stare at you, and bosses that actually pose a threat.

If I had anything that I could consider a negative, its merely the sound volumes default to all maxed out, but that is so easily adjusted I can't hold it against the game.

For a game that only took an hour to finish with a buddy, we had a blast solving the puzzle. It was short, simple, very interactive. 9/10

A soldier gave me bombs and is encouraging me to use them. In a farming game. 5/5