Astral Ascent

好上手，构筑简单玩了不晕

Native linux support! This game does a good job of making every run feel unique from the different characters, spells, unlocks, and worlds. It is easy to pick up hard to put down really just want to play oooneee more level.

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İlk başta görselleri ve animasyonları dikkat çekiyor, gerçekten emek verilmiş duruyor ama oynadıkça aynı şeyleri tekrar edip duruyormuş hissi veriyor. Bir süre sonra heyecanını kaybediyor çünkü oynanış çok monotonlaşıyor ve kendini tekrar etmeye başlıyor. Görsel tarafı güzel olsa da tek başına oyunu taşıyamamış, bende uzun süre oynama isteği oluşturmadı. Baştaki ilgiyi koruyamayan, bir noktadan sonra sıkmaya başlayan bir yapısı var.

我受够了黑残深，很喜欢这种明亮的风格，而且，很好玩！

[b]9/10 Direct appeal if you liked Dead Cells, but offers more -lite power progression/an easier experience for those who found Dead Cells too punishing.[/b] Similarities with Dead Cells (DC): Both are fast side-scrolling hack-n-slash with crisp controls and visceral combat, emphasis on trying to eliminate enemies without getting hit (via obliterating them and dodging). Both have periodic boss fights that are a challenge to survive. Differences: DC combat is more visceral and brutal. Often 1 or 2 hits is enough to kill most enemies... but you can only survive a few hits as well. AA is softer hitting both directions. So you can only 1-2combo own small and weaker medium units. But you can take a lot more hits... And you will take more hits! Because AA tends to have more area-attacks, wide sweeps etc, and enemies have more attack responses depending on range. DC lets you control combat pacing more (discrete engagements). AA has more close the exits, enemies spawn in all over, defeat, another wave or 2, then reward chest. DC has more tightly wound attacks, a short range, a pencil beam, etc, and general enemies usually only have 2 attacks - and you obliterate them before they get to use them. AA enemy swarms mean you are more actively moving around and trying to get rid of threats most actively interfering, so you can safely wipe the swarm. DC each weapon choice and 2 abilities are very significant, game changingly so (possible op power fantasy). AA you can get some strong builds, but nothing as room wiping (so far, anyway). You don't get different weapons, instead you have more air combat and directionality, but it's about using normal attacks to get mana to powering your 4 abilities. They cycle through, then you refresh. I found myself really wishing for each to be on a discrete trigger, as the cycling cut down on how strategic I could be with their use. (there is a button to cycle through) AA not only are their a ton of abilities, but there are different characters, each with their own unique skill, weapon attacks, and ability pool, plus the generic pool that any character can get. In run, you start with swapping 1 ability and collect more. You also can get levelups for them, and gambits = perks you attach to them (eg add a few homing projectiles, a flame shield, slimes, poison clouds, freeze chance, etc etc huge variety per element and bonus dmg for element matching. Combine that with powerful auras (basically relics), and you can have some pretty good abilities going. Findable items and the better you do in a run earns more meta currency to unlock more abilities, characters, colors for characters & pets, player upgrades (hp, more choice options, rerolls, more mana, more aura slots, etc) - and that last bit is what DC is stingy on. In general, DC is much slower to offer the meta upgrades, demanding skill and rewarding it significantly. But after a few (forgot the ascensions name in DC), it is too brutal and easy to die with such little hp & healing upgrades, and too random to get an op build every time. Amazing up to that point and I'm done playing at it. (but great to come back to and just jump in) AA has more unlocks for every run you do and more variety overall. Though the less brutal aspect means they don't have the same game-changing impact. But you get more player help choices (option for healing rooms, optional spend stars on hp, a find-in-run ally that can revive you once per biome, etc. If Dead Cells is a 10/10, Astral Ascent is a solid 9/10 that is more approachable and easily beats other contenders in the genre.

Ce jeu est une petite perle pleine de possibilités de builds bien craqués. L'histoire n'est pas aussi fournie que dans un Hadès, ce qui est un peu dommage au vu de la qualité esthétique générale du jeu, mais ce n'est pas très grave. L'action est bien là, le gameplay est plaisant et dynamique à souhait. Une bonne petite reco si vous voulez toujours plus de roguelite/roguelike.

Very grindy but surprisingly good.

很不错的独立游戏，十来块买的，每个角色有各种武器，可玩性很高，不过有一个缺点是局外成长这方面，点技能需要的点数太多了，感觉正常游玩的话差不多50个小时左右感觉疲乏