Gravelord

I am really early on but I just wanted to give my support because so far I just love this game. Excellent shooting, great sound design, beautiful graphics and atmosphere and it runs flawlessly on my handheld PC.

Fun game. Weapons are great and the enemies work together quite well producing some truly enjoyable gameplay. I agree with many of the others though. The levels are a little clunky and could be improved. A lot of narrow corridors and sometimes its hard to tell what changed when pushing a switch. But all in all, fun. Crossing my fingers for a Gravelord 2 where some of these level quirks are resolved. I'll keep playing this one for now though!

this is one of the video games of all time

Acceptable boomer shooter given the lack of satisfactory FPS games these days. Be advised: The final "bosses" are just waves of fodder until the status bar goes down to zero—you have been warned. Uninspiring and meh in that regard. They could have played off the gravedigger theme and created some huge baddies instead.

Shovels, Cards, and plenty of enemies to send to their 2nd death, if you seek that. Gravelord has you covered! Gravelord is a Retro FPS developed by Fatbot Games. It's like one of those retro throwback games running on some modern engine like Unity or Unreal but they actually did somewhat succeed in replicating the feel and look of the classics with some goodies! It followed Queedo, a humble gravedigger, setting out to avenge his father fighting against hordes of the undead with his trusty shovel and a whole lot of firepower. It's so close to being a superb Boom Shoot title with incredible movement, distinct innovations for mechanics, and a pretty interesting setting, but falls short with some hiccups with it's weapons, enemy types, and sometimes the level design. Gameplay of Gravelord is easily comparable to Quake in terms of player movement and general feel of the levels, while having a much wider variety in weapons and foes. Guns range from a very powerful feeling and sound flintlock, to a trusty shotgun, some pirate cannon looking grenade launcher and more. Each weapon has a special alt-fire that opens up more combat options but they're tied to a universal cooldown timer so you can't simply spam them. Which works for some altfires, others not so much. You also get some duration-of-level upgrades like some jump boots and most notably the spectral shovel, which allows you to dash instantly towards any glowing blue surfaces which opens the door not only to some interesting level design but also opens some combat options. Another notable aspect is the Tarot Card system, Queedo can equip 3 cards of different tiers to provide some game changing effects to your game. Ranging from regenerating health to a certain point, to summoning a minion rat, getting a damage boost when gibbing a enemy, and many others. A lot of them encourage synergy for a build which is a pretty interesting idea. One that is explored further in it's arena spinoff: Hordelord. Now, when it comes to the enemies and level design there's a decent amount of good but some very notable issues that stuck out to me while playing. Nothing downright terrible but a very notable drop of quality that damped my experience. But firstly to say, Episode 1 is fantastic, well rounded with challenging but fair levels and a pretty decent enemy roster to keep you on your toes. It's the next two episodes where the cracks start to show with notably weaker levels BUT there is some gems hidden within. Now comes is the enemy roster as I've been teasing my issues with so far. The game relies a lot of very similar feeling enemy archetypes you'd be familiar with if you'd played Doom or Quake, like enemies that use the pistol and shotgun weapons, ones that fire explosives, demons, etc. It's just HOW they're used that becomes very annoying. For example, there's a good amount of priority enemies, basically ones you wanna kill as fast as possible, that generally do not have any could telegraph that they've entered combat unless they're already attacking you. Sometimes the level will have you spawn right in front of you but often I would die during a fight cause I didn't know the "sightlines screamer" demon spawned while I was nowhere near cover. There's also like 2 enemy types that do nothing but spawn annoying minion enemies which is kinda obnoxious. There is a weapon and a few tarot cards that absolutely cheese most enemies in the game and once I found that out during Episode 3 my time became a tad better. But I really wish there was a better mix and match combination with the enemy and level usage that didn't rely on using borked setups. Think of how Doom 2's enemy roaster can be combined in endless ways and then progressed further with the level design. Bosses are also kinda underwhelming, being mostly just enemy gauntlets with maybe one high health enemy as the boss, but most Retro FPS game also have that problem so it's kinda expected with the genre. Overall, so close to being fantastic, just a tad off here and there. Stylewise, Gravelord has a very geometric style with how it presents levels, very similar to the Quake 1 and 2 engine to compare it to anything. Which is very fitting given the gameplay loop. There's also a heavy use of colored lighting with at such quality it kinda gives away that the game is running in Unity BUT it does play smart with it and is able to create it's own vibe that's pretty enjoyable. Heck there's even a sewer level that has some pretty good atmosphere with it's architecture and lighting, a SEWER level. There's also a very subtle comic book aesthetic on the textures and I say subtle since it's somewhat easy to completely overlook which MIGHT be the lighting's fault for being too good. But this does spill into the game's actual 2D art for the tarot cards, the few cutscenes, and the collectable comics explaining the backstory. These have such nice art with very high production value, especially for a game like this. I also do enjoy Queedo's voice acting both in the cutscenes and ingame even if it's a tad cheesy at times. Overall, I do think Gravelord has a really solid foundation with both it's familiar to the classics gameplay, while also having new stuff that only it has attempted to use. There's just a few cracks here and there that don't completely make it collapse on itself, they are just very notable. It is also one of the very few new Retro FPS games to come packed with it's level editor and with a pretty solid basis hopefully we can see some really banger levels and maybe some general patches along the way to make the enemy combat flow better. All in all this is another really good Boom Shoot to sink your teeth into, just expect some bumps along the way.

制作组自己玩过最高难度吗？ 刷怪套路永远只有一种，当你到某个厕所的时候突然四面八方刷怪，你还没看清怪在哪自己就死了或者残血了。而且你有slayer的机动性吗？有slayer的性能吗？各种关厕所，甚至悬崖，掉下去直接就就死，永恒掉下悬崖也就掉点血。 还有粪中之粪水战，水战本来就无聊至极了，还只有两种鱼怪，还偏偏给你安排一大堆水战，动不动下水游泳，我要玩水中打枪会来玩doomlike？！！ 补给也给得扣扣搜搜，有几把枪每次都是拿到爽几秒没弹药了，然后半天才能捡到补给。 我本身喜欢doomlike，很少给这类游戏差评，问题你这游戏高难度甚至爽都爽不起来，我为什么要给你好评？ 我真是服了你这傻逼游戏到底要几把干嘛？e3m6到底是要干啥？？？打了半天一直在刷怪，打锁链又毫无反馈？我到底该干啥？？这关是要干嘛？？？

Geiler rasanter Shooter

На мой взгляд, получилась довольно скучной. Спустя 4-5 уровней становится уже не так весело.