Hyper Light Drifter

Wow. At first i didn't really understand the finale. It's a game with contents so deep that it made me think. We should never be afraid of death, it's inevitable.

me corri cuando obtuve las escopeta

Хорошая игра. Пиксель арт хороший, саундтреки классный, боёвка классная, в игре нет слов но ты чувствуешь посыл автора.

I will preface with its a great game so far. . . But. While the style is amazing, the environments are diverse and combat can be tight and fun. . . Part of the issue comes down to the fact HYPER light drifter isn't so hyper unless you want to spend half an hour or more perfecting an arbitrary dash mechanic that has a SUPER tight window to succeed in making some fights and at least one boss incredibly annoying. I had reached a certain boss that stays on you constantly and figured out his pattern rather quickly because its all telegraphed openly BUT couldn't do a damn thing about it because in trying to avoid him i wasn't hitting what felt like the 0.25 second window required to chain a dash and thus got smacked because my dash went on cool down. while it seems lame for this to be the only reason to leave a bad review, one there isn't a middle ground review, and two it sort of shatters a bullet hell type game when your movement is so HEAVILY crippled and you have to keep this internal rhythm going THE WHOLE TIME just to keep moving quickly, to ask for a perfect dash input every single time when I'm managing where all enemies are, obstacles, environmental hazards, and projectiles is a bit much. This game has a tag labeled souls like but that isn't accurate, its become a catch all for "difficult game" when in actuality it should have a tag closer to "pixel perfect movement" or 'hyper specific timed movement" or "you will spend half an hour getting one trick down just to enjoy the game" I know the dash isn't REQUIRED, but for a game with the name it has, a boss that VERY much requires rapid movement, and even an achievement based on said movement, you'd think it'd be more forgiving and live up to the hyper in its name. Again, great game from what I've played so far, but damn if that doesn't IMMEDIATLY slam things to a halt for me.

шик блеск заебца за 4 (на самом деле за 13 так как проблемы с интернетом ) часов игра раскрылась максимально я в очередной раз понимаю что я прохожу шедевр с душе раздирающей историей которая происходит как в игре так и за кулисами разработки

good

El mapa esta tan mal hecho que te dan ganas de arrancarte los huevos, freírlos y luego comértelos mientras sigues sintiendo la rabia de querer arrancarte los cojones por culpa de la putisima mierda de mapa que no se entiende NADA.

Очень красочная и эпичная игра, а музыка просто прекрасна.

I learned about the game from Indie Cross episode 2. Drifter there looked sick as hell, and were introduced as something on par with Shovel Knight, Undertale, Cuphead, Dead Cells, Hollow Knight and Celeste. I expected a hardcore gem with deep gameplay and an awesome story.. And I was disappointed. This game is easy, there are very few challenges, few gameplay tools, and there's no story to tell - just an overall background with few indications that don't really go anywhere interesting. The level design takes getting used to - at first it's very unintuitive, and difficult to tell the walls apart from the walkable ground. Majority of the enemies can be killed by button mashing, weapons and special attacks are poorly balanced, with few of them having little to no use, and others - being able to kill everything in one hit. When you die, you immediately start from the previous room with no penalties, so basically you're immortal. Closer to the end of the game, searching for all the hidden keys is getting tedious and tiresome, all the puzzles are generally pixel-hunting tasks, where you need to find a mark comprised of 9 pixels that's hinting that the wall can be walked through or the chasm can be stepped over. It's not a bad game, but I don't see anything that would put it above the average in my eyes.