Granvir

Rogue-like için güzel akıyor. Mecha yapmayı sevdiğimden güzel oluyor. Hala kafamdaki mecha oyunu değil (bi Gundam MS Team 8 gibi bir şey lazım ya) ama cidden aşırı sarıyor. Güncellemeler çok iyi ve dolu. Oyunu ilk aldığımda haritalar dümdüzdü, savaş sisi efekti vardı, 1 2 ay oldu, şuan haritalar daha fazla engebeli ve savaş sisi kaldırıldı artık. Operasyonlar sayılarına göre iyi, bir yandan ilk Operasyon ücretsiz. Hani adamlar demo falan değil direkt bir Operasyonu ücretsiz sunuyorlar. 1 ve 2 benzer biraz ama 3. Operasyon çok ayrı mesela, baya base falan build ediyorsunuz. 1 ve 2 de ise sürekli taşıyamadığı şeyleri arkasında bırakıp farklı bölgeleri gezerken istasyonları üs olarak kullanıyorsunuz. Mekaların yapımı temiz, Bacak - Gövde - Çekirdek - Kol - Modül - Sırt Ekipmanı olmak üzere parçalarla Mekanızı yapıyorsunuz. Çeşitlilik güzel. Rogue-like olduğundan da hep aynı meka tipinde oynamıyorsunuz. İlk Operasyonu basit bir robot, çift el silah ile bitirdim. 2.Operasyon 4 kollu 4 ayaklı, salak saçma mesafeleri zıplayabilen, 4.seviye çift el baltalı, bir elinde roket, diğer elinde sniper tüfeği olan bir ucubeyle bitirdim. 3.Operasyondaki robotum ise arka arkaya zıplayabilen, elinde ışın kılıçlı, belinde ne olur ne olmaz tabancalı bir robotla takılıyorum. Niş bir oyun ama öğrenmesi bedava, sararsa kesinlikle alınmalı.

Do YOU like BattleBots? Did YOU grow up with games like Mech Warrior or Ring of Red? Do YOU dislike games with 70-hour campaigns that are 35 hours of text? DO I HAVE THE GAME FOR YOU! Real talk; Granvir is a simplified, fun "mech build/upgrade" game. Make mech (torso, core, arms, legs, weapon, special parts)>do mission>get parts>make better mech>kill bigger stuff>repeat. The Gameplay is simple, graphics even more so, but it's fun. It feels like Mech Warrior, but more simple, with more whimsy, and less "we need to compete with the big gaming franchises, so pack it full of BS, then sell 5000 DLCs." Great if you love the kill>upgrade>repeat cycle, like I do!

ACTUALLY a pretty cool game, ui is kinda confusing though and it takes quite a minute get used to the game, the maps could also use some work as they feel like pretty low quality? maybe because the shaders look weird im not really sure

Far better than I expected. This is not slop. It gets surprisingly deep as you get further into the campaigns. It's a bit arcadey and a bit grindy, I recommend starting on normal until you stop being surprised by new mechanics. I'm not really a fan of the PS2/Dreamcast era graphics even for the nostalgia, but it plays very smooth, and grows on you a bit. Don't let the graphics alone turn you away even if it's not really your style. Feels like a labor of love and is decently polished. My mild dislikes: I don't care for the art style. I was playing PC games when this art style was common on consoles. I never owned a Dreamcast or PS2. Vertical aiming could use some work. Often times weapons go over or under an enemy. Looting is kind of like picking a handful of items you're not sure you want or not until you get back and you're forced to spend some of your precious "hours" on trying out new item combos. The extremes are hilarious though. The gigantic laser sword that's too big to swing really made one of my missions harder than it needed to be in the best way. I had to defend a factory close quarters with a laser sword 3x my size that kept bouncing off or destroying buildings. Too much "reach" can be a bad thing! There's very little correlation between playing well and getting good loot, except via crafting which is just merchants. Most enemies are fodder and geographically far apart, so you're incentivized to play around lots of speed. There's very little tactics, strategy, or decision-making that goes into individual missions. In the mission it's kind of a pass/fail stat check + (fun, actiony) grind.

Highly recommend. It's great game with a solid gameplay loop. It being a rogue-like makes it very replayable, and the devs are updating this game CONSTANTLY, with new content and fixes. It's a blast alone and with friends!

I don't usually like rogue likes, but Granvir is one of those few acceptations. Its a great mech game that gives me chromehound vibes. Even though its in early access the solo dev updates the game frequently, thats some true dedication. You don't find many mech games that feel as good as this.

crazy developer who seemingly does nothing but code his ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ awesome game