Death's Door

10/10.

Отличная игра, не слишком сложная, с интересным сюжетом и великолепной музыкой.

Отличная метроидвания с примесью соулсов. Ну и сюжет интригует

Très sympathique. Je trouve mieux que Tunic. Il faudrait plus de jeux où il n'a pas de carte ça permet de comprendre par nous-mêmes où nous allons sans avoir à regarder une map toutes les secondes. Peut-être qu'il aurait fallu qu'on puisse changer la difficulté. Je conseille à ceux qui sont demandeurs de défis de faire tout le jeu dès le début avec le parapluie vous aurez 2 fois moins de dégâts et les boss vont vous prendre plus qu'un tentative.

Fun and challenging game

This is a very well done zelda-like game infused with some souls like elements. The difficulty is very manageable and most bosses were actually quite easy, and the main difficulties were with the mini gauntlets midway exploration. The game had great art, good feedbacks and combats, decent story and minimal bugs, and fun exploration designs. The key flaws are with map designs. The game consists of 5 main areas, the graveyard / main map, the estate mansion, the forest kingdom, the mountain and the main hub. Out of the four playable areas (excluding the hub), the estate was perhaps the most well designed, and the gameplay felt natural and consistent even without needing the help of any map. The mountain was decent and at least did not cause any distractions. But the forest kingdom and the main map (especially the graveyard area) are extremely confusing to navigate around and it's very difficult to tell where and how to get to a certain place that you've already explored. The graveyard area might be the worst offender. The main map connects all three other branch dungeons and serves as the main connection point, so the player needs to return to here quite often (plus there are plenty of collectables that cannot be retrieved first time); but on top of the messy map design and poor navigation, somehow only has one warp/save point, and whenever I needed to find anything here I almost always need to spend 10 minutes literally circling around and reexplore the entire area to find what I need. It's the thing that puts me off the game the most. Same issue exists with the forest level, but at least it had four warp points and doesn't take too long to circle the whole map. The game overall is definitely worth playing, but I can definitely see where the frustrations might lie. The story wasn't anything special, but at least I think combining the combat and exploration (for the first time, not the subsequent navigating around my memory) still constitute a good game.

Undoubtedly a very beautiful game. You can tell this was made with a lot of love just based off the soundtrack. The humor is charming, the characters are silly, the title drop is kinda sick (along with the name drops for the bosses), and overall the game is pretty light and easy in terms of both combat and puzzles. I bought this during a sale and I'd say I got my money's worth despite the game being very short. The combat isn't too difficult, and the exploration in the game feels very rewarding and is highly encouraged. All in all, definitely worth checking out!