Aggelos

고전 게임의 향수를 최신 감각으로 다듬어낸 것처럼 보이지만, 과거 특유의 게임성을 구현하는 데 지나치게 집중한 나머지 기본적인 편의성이 부족하고 전반적인 만듦새가 투박합니다. 게다가 특정 컨트롤러는 인식조차 제대로 되지 않는 치명적인 문제도 안고 있습니다. 아무리 가격이 저렴하다고 해도 가벼운 마음으로 접근하기에는 단점이 너무 뚜렷합니다. 차라리 진짜 고전 게임을 플레이하거나 다른 완성도 높은 타이틀을 찾아보시는 것을 추천합니다.

Great game overall but it feels that it's a first. Very happy to find back the nostaligia of the Monsterworld vibe without the timer. The "challenge" platformin sections and bosses are however very poorly designed and it ruins the experience.

Jogo retrô bom que remete aos clássicos de aventura do Master System como Alex Kidd. Vale a pena.

Loved it. Very fun little retro adventure in the style of classics that reminded me of Wonder Boy/Zelda 2. Definitely a fun playthrough if you're into those style of games.

Amazing game. Nice snes nostalgia Totally worth the price and play time.

Fun retro style 2d adventure platformer. If you've played Wonder Boy games in the past this game is very similar. The gameplay involves exploring the world, visting towns, figuring out which dungeon to go to, beat the dungeon, and see what opens up next. There's plenty to explore and discover yourself. There are various equipment upgrades and abilities you can learn throughout the adventure which open up new areas to explore. The world is small enough you don't get lost, but there's also no detailed map so you might forget exactly where you saw something to come back for later. The art style is really nice. Each piece of equipment changes your appearance. The music is good at capturing the retro vibe. Enemies look interesting, the various areas you visit are detailed and you'll want to explore them all. Each enemy has a different attack or movement pattern and each area introduces some new enemy type. There are also various large monsters and bosses to take on. Playing with a d-pad is recommended as some of the abilities need to be chained together and you'll want to make sure your inputs are being registered correctly. The only downside of this game is a difficulty spike when you're not able to improve your equipment further but need to defeat tough enemies and a boss. I was ready to stop playing at this point but what kept me going was grinding some levels. The game doesn't communicate what leveling up does - but it increases your attack and defence.

I had a good time with Aggelos, but this game could have been so much more in terms of story and world design. I also believe that the music could have been a lot better, because it leaves a lot to be desired, but i enjoyed the gameplay for what it was. I bought it because it reminded me to Super Adventure Island 2, and i loved the aesthetic of that game as a kid. The game feels janky sometimes, and the spikes in difficulty make this game a grind by the endgame. It isn't too long, so you can finish rather quickly. Aggelos feels like an experiment from the developer so he could gather more experience in making videogames, and at the same time it feels like a mid game from the NES. Score: 6/10.