Hell is Us

Not really a soulslike. Shares more similarities with something like The Witcher 2 in its level structure and approach to combat, and a little bit of Outer Wilds in how you figure out the story and world around you, connecting dots. It does however have that Soulsborne sense of "here's the game, play it". Few cutscenes, basically nothing that takes control away from the player, but there is a lot of reading required to fully appreciate it. Very captivating, grounded story that works well. Game's not flawless of course. There are very few enemies (which I think is fine if you don't approach it like a soulslike). A few too many puzzles revolved around finding a piece of paper with the right information on which levers to pull/buttons to push. I think the game would've been better if they cut out the lymbic rod chests entirely since it's mostly just backtracking or not engaging. I want more games like this. You won't find too many so if you like mysteries and unraveling a complex world and its history, with a light focus on combat, you should definitely give Hell is Us a chance.

说是魂类型，主要魂的特点就体现在主角自身没有什么成长上面了，但武器依然可以升级。其他方面在我看来主要是自由探索型的解密物品奖励，和剧情挖掘型游戏。就这方面而言，15个小时给我的体验算是平平无奇。当然也不算是个差游戏，打折入手则更为划算。 画面和剧情按照2026年而言中规中矩，优化也还可以，如果近期游戏荒，拿来过度一下我认为没什么问题

プレイ時間は２時間程度。 良い点はグラとモーションが良いくらい セールで買ったからまだ許せるが人を選ぶでしょう。 【悪いと思った点】 ・めちゃくちゃ酔う。普段画面酔いをしない自分が酔いました。 ・グラはキレイなのに見通しが悪くて迷子になりやすい。自力探索を売りにしているようですが、最初のステージが暗くて分かりづらいのは評価できない。目的地にピンを指す機能も無いので尚更迷う。 ・ジャンプ機能が無いので、え？この段差駄目なの？がかなりストレス。 ・使うボタンが多すぎて直観的に操作しにくい。キーコンフィグを開いたらコマンドが多すぎてめまいがするでしょう。 ・テキストが長かったり用語が難しいので、世界観に浸ることが難しい。 ・溜め攻撃の要素がありますが、溜めてる最中に画面がめちゃくちゃ揺れる。とにかく揺れる。 ・攻撃の感触が軽すぎてヒットしたかが一瞬分らない。

I loved this. The best free range exploration I've seen in ages. Environmental storytelling, no yellow paint, no quest markers. Real discovery. Awesome. Combat isn't anything to write home about, but it doesn't add much friction to the experience. Highly recommend checking it out.

This is a difficult game to recommend, after finishing. I had a blast with it for 90% of my time with it, with some very annoying aspects that were fine to overlook in the grand scheme of things. The game is very adjustable in combat difficulty, but not as much in puzzle/exploration requirements, so I would only recommend it for fans of the latter. The worldbuilding is fascinating, and the vibe is quite unmatched. There are several breathtaking visuals. The writing in abundant (really, there is A LOT you will have to read, and pay attention to.) All of these are reasons why I was enjoying the game so much, being very immersed. That is also why I have a big, big caveat: the ending. More detailed complaint without going into story specifics: [spoiler] After making us so invested in this world, writing so much lore, intricate detailed entries and relics and books, crafting amazing ambient storytelling, the ending was a tremendous fumble. It felt rushed, confusing, bizarre in it's complete tone shift. The entire final sequence is a rush of painful cliches, unexplainable flashy action ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, and suddenly it's over. There's no post-credits epilogue, either, where you get to explore the world post-end. It'll roll you back to finish collecting stuff, but the story ends like that, flashy nonsense cutscenes. It felt like a spit on the face of all the writing that came before it.[/spoiler] So, in summary, I recommend the game for those who will enjoy the process: exploring, investigating, interesting lore and worldbuilding, and gorgeous scenery. But be aware that if you care about the writing, the ending will likely be a letdown. Enjoy the journey, instead.

el juego presenta barios bus estoy jugando en la segunda parte de historia en el pueblo y corro un poco y peleo y me expusa

7/10 Combat is semi-soulslike, but after about 5-10 hours of gameplay you'll probably only be blocking and parrying and ignoring the dodge button. There's 4 main type of enemies you'll be fighting with 4 more difficult types that function as boss and miniboss fights. At first, it's difficult to predict their moves and you'll get hit a lot, but I had fun learning the different rhythms and appreciated the difficulty spikes in the mid and late game. The other half of the game is focused on story and puzzles. The puzzles aren't super hard, but you definitely need to be reading the notes and paying attention. They're difficult enough that you'll feel clever when you figure them out. I appreciate the the devs not holding my hand the whole time and letting me figure things out at my own speed. The story is interesting but the presentation is awkward. Every NPC you talk to immediately begins either trauma dumping or explaining an issue they have that you may or may not be able to fix. there's no organic conversation with NPCs. The devs seem more focused on presenting the themes of the story rather than writing a story that with organic dialogue. There was also a point about halfwy through the game I was rolling my eyes because of the same theme being presented over and over again (yes, yes... violence begets violence, constant cycles of violence, I get it!). One disappointing thing was the ending (no spoilers). almost nothing gets explained... Which is okay in some stories to leave certain details to the imagination, but if you present some very important details in the story, don't immediately cut it off 5 mins after showing it. It seems like they were forced to end the story quickly, but tried to pull it off as a cliffhanger that could be explained in a sequel. It just felt so abrupt. Ultimately I give it a 7/10 If you like somewhat difficult combat and are patient enough to read notes and solve puzzles on your own, try it out.