Fatal Claw

非常好玩的游戏，有点像另外一款游戏星穹遗迹 地图探索和战斗都很不错，一流类银水平

Editing my review to add gameplay problems at the top. My initial reasoning will still be below. To be clear, Fatal Claw has a LOT of good going for it, but the frustration almost out-weighs the good...which is crazy, since there's a lot of good. Pros: - Biomes are awesome and varied. - Music is pretty good for the most part. - Combat becomes quite fun AFTER you unlock certain talents and such. - Spells and spell combinations are a really cool concept. Cons: - Horizontal movement while already in the air is pretty much non-existent. If you jump while already moving it's fine, but if you want to make an adjustment while already jumping, you essentially don't even move. Probably the most frustrating combat issue for me. - Some bosses have absurdly poor hitboxes, and some of them have abilities which attack before the animation (such as [spoiler] the rat scientist guy's pillar attack from above. [/spoiler] - The game does a very poor job of directing you to the true ending, and if you do things incorrectly, remedying it appears to be a huge time investment...not to mention, I have no idea where to go or what to do outside of literally go everywhere again. - Certain later movement skills are clunky, and the boss which requires them ( the big [spoiler] purple contamination source guy) [spoiler] has a ton of hitbox issues on the photon energy recharging with said movement skill, and a massive head hitbox that just randomly flies into you. (you can kind of figure it out, but it seems to come out of nowhere.) Anyways, the devs seem like they're eager to fix things, but at this point I think it may be best for them to ignore my feedback/comments, because I'm currently just mad at the game. Original review down below. Again, not the best reason to negatively review a game, but it's all stacking up at this point. __________________________ I had one goal in the mid-late game, and that was to [spoiler] save Nia. [/spoiler] I got multiple items that either could have helped, or were a part of helping, and then I beat a boss and [spoiler] she just fking dies. [/spoiler] Alright, I'm going to go into detail why this is frustrating. Spoilers ahead. [spoiler] 1. They tell you that the infection isn't present in cold places. 2. You find a cold stone, and they only use it on one patient and don't even think about using it to delay it for her. 3. There's no indication that you're on the wrong track; to the contrary, it seems like you're doing things correctly after getting the salve in the Jibanam tree. I took it to the doctor as well, but "you don't have a cure" is the only thing that pops up. [/spoiler] Again, I made this my main goal and visited any area I thought that would make sense, and then it just abruptly happens. I know it's dumb to care about a silly NPC character this much, but it really pissed me off how little the game gave awareness to whether or not you were doing things wrong. If it weren't for the thing I found in the tree, I would have looked elsewhere for the cure, so in a sense it feels I was baited into getting [spoiler] her killed. The doctor guy didn't give any hints or comment on it either, which seems like a complete missed opportunity. [/spoiler] I realize this negative review is kind of petty, but that's fine. Ok, so I beat the game and [spoiler] reset things... Apparently I missed a boss or two, but to get to them I'm gonna need to go through a LOT of the game again, I genuinely just don't want to re-do things at this point. It's a cool premise, but gameplay and time-wise... [/spoiler] I hate to say it like this, but there's pretty much no respect for your time. It's been a long time since a game made me this irrational, not gonna lie.