AMID EVIL

I can't even start with how much I love this game. This game showed me that games can both look good and have amazing gameplay and personality. Having personally never played games like it before, im so glad this game was my introduction to the genre, as i will certainly be diving deeper. Not only that, this games DLC is the best DLC of any game ive ever played. The sheer creativity and personality shown is nothing short of astonishing, and i still find myself listening to the soundtrack or ocasionally replaying the game, and every time, i am reminded just how good this game is. Thank you Amid Evil, and thank you New Blood.

Bored out of my mind playing this

Doom Guy before Guns were invented :

DUSK is better imo

[code]MID Evil: In a modern age of boomer shooters, Amid Evil commits gaming's worst sin: No, not being a bad game - it's actually good (at what little) it does! I'm talking about the sin of being boring. Selaco, Cultic, Trepang2, Coven, Doom are games that all have an interesting gameplay hook that keeps you going. This game doesnt have one and is bare bones in comparison; Run the stage, kill the boss, repeat again and again until there's nothing more to do and I feel YOU the reader can spend your money on much more memorable games to prevent you from being AMID an EVIL experience. Here's why:[/code] [h1]Things I Dislike:[/h1] [b]--- Boring:[/b] As I said above, run the stage, kill the boss, repeat until there's nothing more to do. The gameplay is move and hold click for several hours. AI is so dumb, they line themselves up and all the enemies die by you simply holding click over them until they're not standing upright. [b]-- Bare:[/b] There are just 7 weapons and you'll be quite familiar with them really quickly as they're basically your pistol, machine gun, shotgun etc in wizard fantasy form. 7 Stages to complete (I've played 2hrs and I'm up to Stage 5 already!). There's no story or narrative; You're the good guy who needs to kill the bad guy to save the world - That's it. There's a horde mode with a 3 different levels, but I'm not wasting time in there because it adds nothing new that the campaign doesn't already give you. [b]-- Bog Standard AI:[/b] Boss battles that you can win purely because the boss' moveset is slow and predictable. Enemies are deaf; I've often opened a door to unveil a miniboss just for us to both stand there looking at each other while I slowly whittle it's health away from a distance. They can't swim, they just walk at the bottom as if they're on land, so they'll often get stuck in pools while you essentially have the ability to fly (swim) around them. Some do have abilities that try to surprise you, but most of the time the AI is just chase + attack. Jumping enemies dont mind jumping to their deaths, into hazards or getting stuck in parts of the map as long as they get a quick sniff of your collogne. Flying enemies are the hardest, but again, it's just chase + attack for all enemies so they kind of line themselves up. [b]-- Very Basic Animations:[/b] Game could look and feel a lot more lively with some better animations. I understand it's meant to be 'old school' but that's no excuse for lazy-looking animation. [b]- Taking all your weapons away every time you start a new stage:[/b] Only just to get them all back 3 minutes later. The levels aren't long so what's the point? [b]- Lack lustre soundtrack:[/b] This game drew me in because it looked like an awesome heavy metal album that you could play! What we got was generic medieval fantasy music. I've never really been a big fan of Andrew Hulshult despite all the praise they've earned in the past, I feel like they've done Dusk, Iron Lung movie and maybe 1 or 2 other good OSTs across their career but most come off sounding a bit basic to me. I'm quite aware of their expansive works on games, this isnt even the weakest OST they've done but games like this need some energy and some BANGERS! Something most soundtrack composers often forget - but the person who edited the DLC trailer didn't forget, and that's the trailer they have play first on the Base Game's store page - how interesting! On Youtube, views on most of the OST tracks cap at about 12k views so no one who hears it is really coming back to listen to it either. [h1]Things I Like:[/h1] [b]++ Decent Graphics and Art Style:[/b] I actually like some of the designs, level architecture and enemies in this game. The later stages look lovely. The key art by Chris Pollitt is awesome and the DLC key art by Halil Ural is so badass, I had to save the DLC wallpaper my desktop rotation. And every once in a while you'll find a nice view worthy of a screenshot. [b]+ Combat:[/b] Kinda hard to mess up in an old school boomer shooter, but it's even harder to make it pop. Here, it's functional, with no faults other than the AI side of things, but also no bells or whistles to keep it interesting other than an alternate fire for each weapon that charges with kills. You can get an 'overkill' with the weapons which often just means you killed them slightly harder than the rest I guess. [b]+ Secrets:[/b] As always, there's a plethora of secrets in each level. Some are so easy you wonder why they called it a secret at all. Others are so hard to find, you'll need a guide to find them all. Not really my thing tbh, but who doesn't like stumbling upon a secret room every now and then?

Какая-то рыгота, импакта нет, уровни кишочно-простые, исследовать не хочется. Враги одинаковые, оружие одинаковое.

Boring as hell. Battle and levels aren't interesting. Sometimes I just can't attack for some reason, It jams. Boses are boring. You are just jumping arround and shooting whatever you have.