Nightmare: The Lunatic

Неплохой рогалик, здесь есть все классические вещи для жанра, финальный босс, финальный босс№2 и еще пару приколов в конце. Кучу шмоток, которые дают много всяких приколюх и стакаются еще вместе, чтобы давать еще больше приколюх, оружие разнообразное. Из особенностей - оч приятная и не кривая система парирования, прям кайф и 3 оружие в каждом забеге, усиление которых можно стакать и в этом что-то есть. Лучший ли это рогалик ? Нет! Привносит ли он какие-то небывалые фичи в жанр? Нет! Но стоит ли поиграть в него и сформировать свое мнение ? Точно да Я вот поиграл и кайфанул, попробуйте!

Edit: still gonna leave TU, but I gotta say after getting to Nightmare 1 difficulty - things start turning sour. Without spoiling much, the number of enemies and stuff happening on screen increases so much that even in the second level you start getting hit and it just doesn't feel like its your fault - which is incredibly frustrating. Game compensates with generous healing totems and other stuff (enemies deal about 2x damage too), but it becomes nearly impossible to parry everything, since at almost any point in time you'll have 4-5 attacks coming at you all at once. I don't mind difficulty - but I mind being so overwhelmed that it feels like I can't avoid getting hit, and this is Nightmare 1 - the last one is Nightmare 11, so go figure what you're in for. I've managed to get to the 4th level's boss in this difficulty, but the way I had to adjust my playstyle, it just isn't fun anymore. Original: Pretty great roguelike, for some reason it reminds me a lot on Skull: the graphics, the difficulty curve and just the meta-progression are very reminiscing, so if you liked Skull - you'll love Nightmare too. If you haven't played Skull, well - its a typical 2D room-clearing roguelike, albeit with a lot of different mechanics to it and even more buttons. My advice - even if you never use mouse aiming in the game, switch the input scheme to enable the mouse as its far more intuitive and muscle-memory friendly, which will in turn lead to far less frustration in the beginning while you struggle to just memorize which key does what. Big thumbs up, looking forward to more titles like this one!