Noreya: The Gold Project

翻译和ui都是坨 哎也不知道当初怎么喜欢这个

Enjoyed this game more than I expected to. Great art design and smooth controls, and the map system is decent. About 10-12 hrs of game time for 100%

pretty good for the price

ok

Bit of a disappointment. Game looks decent, and the movement is fun, even if sometimes wall jumps can be eaten, overall the movement is the best part. The game is also decent length and has a good amount of boss fights as well as a large map. Thats about it for positives. Combat is not that interesting. You get a few moves but most of them are useless, you just spam attack and thats about it. Theres no block, parry, and dodge has no iframes. Hitboxes can be super wonky. The upgrade system is kind of dumb. The fast travel and upgrade stations you can choose the god you swear to, and it uncovers areas on the map as well as ALLOWS you to put points in their tree. But things like health and damage are on both sides so you'll need both but theres only a few statues so it basically just keeps you from getting very far in either. And even if you wanted to get further, prices of upgrade points go up so quickly unless you farm forever you're not even going to get close to finishing 1 side. Its unique but also not a good idea. As people have said the worm boss fight is one of the worst designed boss fights of all time, super lazy. Then theres the map, probably one of the most frustrating MV maps I've ever played. Every 5 feet theres 5 different ways to go and 5 different ways to go from there, which leads to ridiculous back tracking. This is made worse bc 2/3 of the time almost all ways are blocked by wooden barriers only accessed by the other side or by some random puzzle you don't have the ability for yet. There is no really set of objectives, just the location of all the bosses, but no order is given, so good luck. The problem is most of them if not all require certain abilities from other ones to access, but you won't know that till you're 1/2-2/3 of the way there. So you'll just wander around hoping to find the right way that isnt ability blocked or blocked by a gate thats only accessible from the other side. Even worse is that theres only a few fast travel locations, and you can never travel back to them on your own without being at another. So want to get somewhere else. Well backtrack all the way to one then fast travel to another then backtrack all the way to another side hoping to run into a non blocked way. Thats what 2/3 of this game is and why it took me a lot longer than it shoulder. Damage upgrades feel so small and insignificant you don't notice till you get many. The story is also almost non-existent and just sort of "ends" when you beat the final boss. The game has fun traversal but the combat is annoying and boring, the map is poorly designed and way too many pointless paths, not close to enough fast travel, most upgrades feel insignificant, the loyalty and upgrade system is dumb. 6/10

Noreya isn't a perfect game - the hard mode bosses are a bit too much of bullet sponges, I encountered a soft lock that required me to reset, and the achievements are too grindy. And despite that, I loved playing through it. The movement is fluid, the upgrades are fun, and the story is fascinating.

I liked this one.

I can't stop playing this amazing game. Really love it !