RUINER

Good, but short. So grab it with high discount.

Тем кто неравнодушен к стилю Киберпанк, стоит обратить внимание на данную игру.

Yes, but. It is a very nice cyberpunk experience, with beautifully stylized world, decent - even if simple - story, and a lots of good old ultraviolence and I recommend it.... but: -it has ridiculous collision detection issues (I'm being killed by shots which mised me, enemies don't notice I'm slicing and dicing them as hard as I can -it requires very specific builds for certain parts - there is just one "correct" way to pass and if you decided to investi in different skills - sorry bro, this is where you die and die and die again. Seriously, I would ragequit and never return if I wouldn't realize that I can respec practically at any time in game. If you're stuck - remember that you can respec and change the difficulty level for the part where you're stuck. In general - max out Ghost Break for mobs, Overload for 1:1 minibosses and bosses and you'll be OK.

No other game has impressed me as fast as RUINER has. It scratches that top down, fast-paced game itch that many pc gamers often have. When Hotline Miami gets too boring after the 14th playthrough, trying to unlock all the masks and secrets, come to this game and it will absolutely deliver an amazing experience, laced with bloody fun, fast-paced combat, and difficult challenges for more skilled players. I do have one warning, though. **DO NOT PLAY THIS GAME IF YOU HAVE EPILEPSY.** The visual effects are often violent, flashing white and red images across the screen for split seconds. Otherwise, this has become my favorite top-down violent shooter. Not quite an action roguelike/roguelite, but still captures the joy of twin-stick shooters in a cyberpunk- themed masterpiece of a game.

Fixed high-camera action “shooter” set in a cyberpunk setting with lots of weapons and abilities. The core gameplay loop of dashing around, shooting/slashing enemies, finishing them off to recuperate, and taking their weapons works well. I played on keyboard and mouse and didn’t have trouble, though dashing took a while to get used to. The RPG elements are very minimal (I wish there were more): the character strength is primarily a function of player skill, the weapon you are currently using, and the abilities you have set (you can respec freely). There are a couple of bare bones sidequests whose rewards could have been made clearer. Most of the storyline is delivered right at the end of the game; the city NPCs and lore database elaborate a fairly interesting setting we only see a little of - perhaps we’ll see more in the sequel. There are minor puzzle elements but they aren’t obstructions; occasionally it’s not obvious where you have to go next. The game doesn’t outstay its welcome.