Potion Party

●Gráficos? Ótimo (a pixelart é bonita) ●Requisitos? Qualquer coisa que conduza energia ●História? Tem história só pra não dizer que não tem ●Jogabilidade? Gostoso de jogar ●Trilha sonora? Memorável ●Nível de diversão? Vai te prender por horas! ●Bugs? A palavra bug é desconhecida ●Tempo de jogo? 8-15 horas ●Dificuldade? Com um pouco de prática vai ●Complexidade? Dá pra jogar casualmente de boa ●Preço? Preço justo ●Para melhor experiencia: (X) O jogo é Offline (X) SinglePlayer (X) Coop (X) Multiplayer ●Vale a pena ? Recomendo!

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Es un juego onda overcooked pero de pociones y mas pequeño en cuanto contenido. El modo singleplayer cuenta con 12 niveles que se completa en 1 hora y 43 minutos si lo logras completar a la primera, luego cuentas con un modo infinito, mientras vas avanzando podes desbloquear mejoras para el negocio y desbloquear personajes que cada uno tiene sus respectivas habilidades que te ayudaran en el trabajo ademas de que puedes subirlos de nivel (ademas de modo versus que no lo probé). Para sacar todos los logros por lo menos en solitario en modo infinito toma alrededor de 6 horas usando el personaje que consigue mas oro que seria lo mas optimo ya que los logros consisten en comprar todas las mejoras de la tienda y personajes. En si considero que para lo limitado y pequeño del proyecto es bastante entretenido, por lo menos las primeras 3 horas, luego carece de sentido, es como para jugar unas partidas cortas antes de cenar o cosas así, no recomiendo rushear los logros porque 6 horas de modo infinito repitiendo las mismas acciones una y otra vez puede ser bastante aburrido. Imagino que la gracia es el co-op pero no conté con nadie para jugarlo. La banda sonora y efectos de sonido están aceptables, pero nuevamente luego de 4-5 horas de juego te apetece mas poner otra música o un podcast mientras juegas. La traducción al español esta bastante bien, quizás algunos errores como traducir "dejar" en vez de "salir", no tiene nada que dificulte el entendimiento del juego. Y como algo extraño a partir del ultimo nivel se habilitan la opción de craftear caramelos a parte de posiciones pero no las use en ningún momento de las 8 horas que jugué, no se si habrá sido un bug o no entendí la función, me pareció raro. En lineas generales recomiendo el juego en oferta y mas si tenes amigos para jugarlo, pero ten en cuenta que es un juego corto si no tienen interes en desbloquear todos los logros. Si sos de Argentina ya se actualizo el precio así que lo veo poco recomendable, aun hay juegos sin actualizar que podrían tener mas prioridad, pero si ya tenes todos los juegos que te interesa, dale una oportunidad, el juego cuenta con una demo y en oferta imagino que el precio va a ser mas accesible.

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$10? No. On sale? Yes. I’d say under $5. Why? Because there’s just not a ton of content. I do not recommend this to anyone who has anger issues or gets competitive very easily. Or honestly, anyone who struggles with letting other people take the lead sometimes. Multiplayer requires communication, and that can be difficult for some groups. Keep in mind the type of multiplayer this is though. As always, look at the steam info to see if it's a couch co-op or not. This game gets EXTREMELY stressful. You have to upgrade in order to beat later levels — which I don’t mind. There’s also no real risk in failing anything since you can just keep trying again and again. That said, it’s nowhere near as stressful as something like Overcooked! Thank GOD! The game actually has a really nice setup: different enemies, different recipes to learn, and fun little mechanics to explore. My biggest issue is that if you leave the game alone for too long, good luck remembering how to do anything again LOL. The tutorial/instructions aren’t super clear, so that could definitely use a little… or maybe a LOT of polishing. Honestly, the format is basically everything you’d want from one of those addictive free browser games: upgrades, different character styles (with bonuses!! yay!!), and overall decor that gives actual gameplay benefits. The only downside is that you don’t get any choice in how things are laid out. I genuinely can’t decide whether I recommend this more for singleplayer or multiplayer, which is unusual for me. It’s way easier in singleplayer, but stacking the benefits from multiple characters in multiplayer is actually really good. A little bonus gold here and there… giant potions taking less time and fewer ingredients to cook… it adds up. I always played the speed character. Sure, my surroundings might be slow, but I move like lightning. Mwahaha. One thing to consider with multiplayer, though: upgrades will probably cause disagreements. Money is shared, things are expensive, and character upgrades vs. shop upgrades can become a whole debate. It also takes quite a bit of grinding to earn money, which is another reason I can’t fully decide whether the game is better solo or with friends. The controls also aren’t remappable, which I understand… but I also hate it ): I get that they left room for everyone to play on one keyboard, but I don’t know about you — I’m not sharing a keyboard with 3 other people LOL. Let me change my keybinds!! Anyway, it’s simple in concept, but there’s a genuinely fun little upgrade game at its core. I just wish there was more to do besides: EARN MONEY YEAH YEAH REPEAT THE LEVELS AGAIN AND AGAIN!! Hope this made sense and helps people out! (And if you’re easygoing in stressful games, then yes, this can absolutely be fun with a partner. Hehe.)