Hovercrafts x Nihilism

I'll start by just saying that this is a great game to play in just a weekend or other short period of time. The bosses are the highlight and this is essentially a boss rush so that hits the mark. Most are fun and have patterns that push you to learn the unique controls of the game. It was a good time. Just some bullet point critiques: -That story falls apart unfortunately in terms of being interesting. -The environments become less natural in the end game areas and look my like floating minecraft buildings. The beginning environments start relatively strong. -I really wish seeking out the boss was more of a journey. With more varied environments to traverse. And just a couple of overworld hazards, like the sandstorm, would have made my driving feel more deliberate. Dont get the wrong idea though, the game is worth playing to experience the boss battles. They arent overly grand or anything but it is fun if you like encountering unique... entities in this unfamiliar world.

Un juego muy entretenido para su precio, se resiente que tenga un único tema musical pero tanto la exploración como los bosses están bien implementados para los controles. Si tuviera que protestar por algo es que el decimo jefe me pareció el mas poderoso y los siguientes hasta el boss final fueron demasiado un tramite, salvo que hubiese un patrón que no fui capaz de aprender. También la predicción de proyectil en el decimo boss puede solaparse haciendo que no veas venir proyectiles cuando el enemigo hace el ataque sobre ti mientras hace la primera fase de ataques También me recordó a Evangelion, a lo cual decir, eche en falta que se acompañara el juego con después de la conversación previa y antes de cada fase de exploración un pequeño dialogo del capitán de la misión o lo que sea para que acompañe un poco de lore a la experiencia general

Cool Game, cool Style, nice mechanics, music on point ( a bit more vairity would be good ), its an vibe for its own!!!

Good stuff, Would like to see more from the author. Had fun, and will probably replay in a year or two. Vibes above all with some interesting boss segments that were actually rather hair-raising. Hope to see more, indeed.

Diving into Hovercrafts x Nihilism was a fun experience. The story itself is enjoyable, and the boss fights are there. Some fights can be cheesed easily, and most of them are pretty balanced or easy i think. Going to boss arenas can get boring easily since you cant really take a good look at the scenery or breathe in the atmosphere like you can do in Shadow of the Colossus, but the main loops of both games are pretty much similar. I really wish the developer would've added more to the environment and polished the overall looks/vibes of the game to perfection, but it is what it is. If it didn't feel like doing chores after some while, the game would've been a solid 8-8.5/10; but for now i think my score is 7.3-7.5/10. Also props to the developer for quick hotfixes.

This could be an incredible hidden gem with a few small changes to the controls. The biggest issue is that steering is digital, despite using an analog stick. Even a slight nudge on the left stick will rapidly increase your turning speed from 0% to 100% at a fixed rate. You need to rapidly tap the stick to keep the ship from oversteering and sending you into a tailspin. Steering also moves the camera, meaning you have to constantly re-adjust your aim while moving around. I also dislike the boost mechanic, which forces you to stare at the bottom of the screen and ignore the interesting scenery.

Boosting in this game makes me ♥♥♥