Hell Clock

PVE POE, но это и неплохо. P.S.Если дополнительно заресерчить инфу про Канудус, играть как будто, становится даже интереснее...

I waffled on my review of this a few times. Overall I'm going to say this is a thumbs up, for what it is. I was very surprised by the storyline ending in a simple 3 hours, though. I'm not sure if I'll come back to keep grinding for grinding's sake. From a roguelike standpoint: The game is nice and you can keep coming back to get stronger. Sometimes you'll get killed by the storyline for no reason other than "story" and have to start over. Most every drop in the game, and all gold, will be lost at the end of every run. This does kind of make it hard to "build" sometimes because you may not get the same things (like "Using X ability doesn't slow your movement speed" etc) on the next run. From an ARPG standpoint: Lots of things coming at you, though there are periods of emptiness. Treasure every so often, but you have to wait for the loot to drop, which slows you down. Much faster paced than many arpgs, though. The game is VERY linear. There are no branching paths, outside of the rare portal to a "harder" zone for a few moments, but it puts you back into the same line you started from. If you hope for a diablo/PoE/etc style of exploration. Don't. This game just doesn't have it. You will walk in a straight line going upward-right ALWAYS. There's branches for a few feet to grab a chest, but that's it. There's very few enemy types and you won't see new ones until a new "act". Overall, it's about the same enemies throughout. The things I liked, though: Not having to constantly fight through inventory and drops while playing. I enjoy ARPG - I don't enjoy inventory management sims. This one still requires you to deal with inventory back in town, but during combat - you just get to enjoy the combat. New items pop up a compare screen and you pick. Leveling pops up a screen like a Bullet Heaven game. At the end of every section is an altar where you can spend money for temporary upgrades, and if you hover, you can see what's going to get removed/added to the pool. Honestly, I only ever ran out of time on my clock twice, and both were my first 2 runs. There's definitely builds that seem more powerful than others, but realistically I BARELY TOUCHED the progression of the game and the storyline ends right after unlocking one of the systems. Act 3 was minutes long and I finished it the very first run I had access to it, not including the forced respawn. Overall I enjoyed the gameplay. If you're one who is going to want to grind to unlock everything on the progression tree - great for you. Personally, I enjoy unlocking progression trees to make it further in the game. At this point the only "further" is just increasing difficulty and doing it again. I'm sure that interests a lot of you. I might try it again at some point, but I likely won't try act 4 for the cost vs how short act 3 was.