Antipaint

Peak bullet hell

Fun, fast and flashy! In true Roguelike fashion no two runs will ever quite be the same.

I honestly can't give a negative review, but it's not fully positive either There is a lot of fun and unique things in the game: - Fighting the famous paintings is interesting - I like how the battlefield turns into a painting in the end too - The animations and sound design are very on point - There are multiple nice-to-have accessibility options (auto aim, auto fire, screen shake, tilting canvas, etc.) - Paint-surge is a great mechanic to "speed-up" the waves - The starting weapons definitely feel varied and mechanically distinct. My favourite one was probably pencils with max range and additional projectile speed However, there is a bunch of things which make me not want to pursue more achievements: - All items are described very vaguely. The game needs better descriptions. I spent more time wondering what the item will do, rather than, let's say, managing my resources at the shop - The items need a clearer distinction between "weapons" and passive perks. Things like the bucket buddy, golem, shooting eye, etc. should be treated separately as combat items. And the items like the chef's hat or pizza should be a completely different category - I know that the roguelike genre in its essence is RNG-dependent, but the game feels unbalanced. Sometimes I got runs with a lot of combat items, and the other times I got some borderline useless (or even negative) passive effects only. The items require a broad balance pass in my opinion - There is something wrong with the hitboxes, especially on bosses. I don't understand which "parts" of the boss actually deal damage - I hate the fame mechanic. It feels like an artificial system, which doesn't really affect the gameplay, but is required to actually "beat the game". If you are not maxed out on the fame, you will finish the run without any achievements and unlocks. I understand narratively why it's there, but it needs a better implementation I'd be willing to check out the game again after some bigger update. "There are no mistakes, just happy accidents" :)

i gooned to ts

The game is actully pretty creative and filled with art refrences. It's good for artists who just want to play with color pallets and for insparation. I also found out you can change the difficulty in the settings.

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