Soulforge Lost Path

Not fun. The translation is a total disaster and completely ruins any understanding of the game, an AI would've done a better translation. Also, there is no proper 32:9 monitor support.

Playtime: 13 hours For the price, this game has been an absolute blast. I went in expecting a small indie roguelite, but ended up sinking 13 hours into it almost immediately. It scratches the same itch as Vampire Survivors mixed with Backpack Battles, while adding its own ideas through weapon forging and permanent progression. The combat is satisfying, and the progression feels rewarding early on. Forging Balance The forging system is one of the game's most unique mechanics, and I really like the concept. The issue isn't forging itself, but how its progression is balanced. Early on, you naturally want to start crafting and experimenting with better weapons, but because the same resources are also used to level your forging skill, it feels more efficient to delay crafting and invest almost everything into the skill tree instead. Once that investment starts paying off, the progression swings in the opposite direction. Forging scales extremely quickly, and before long you're able to create weapons that completely outclass the game's difficulty. After around 13 hours, I reached the point where I could forge weapons that one-shot almost everything. The surprising part is that I've only defeated the first major boss. I've cleared the available stages leading up to the later bosses, but my character already feels overwhelmingly powerful. It feels like the forging system starts a little too slowly, then ramps up too aggressively. A smoother progression curve would make the mechanic feel even better. Skill Tree Progression The game has two progression systems: Character stats Utility skills (forging, spell mastery, merchant prices, etc.) I like having multiple progression systems, but many of them compete for the same limited resources. Permanent stat upgrades, forging progression, and several other skills all draw from the same pool, which often makes it feel like you're constantly choosing which system to neglect. One thing I noticed is that the resources earned don't seem to scale much between the early and later stages. The first level rewards essentially the same upgrade materials as the higher-level areas, so progression starts to feel grindy as upgrade costs increase. Increasing resource rewards in later stages would make progression feel more rewarding while giving players a reason to push into harder content. Instead of feeling rewarded for engaging with every mechanic, it can feel like each progression system is competing for the same limited resources. I think the game would benefit from introducing additional resource types for different progression systems, while also increasing upgrade material rewards in later stages. That would make harder content feel more rewarding, reduce unnecessary grinding, and allow players to progress naturally without having every system compete for the same currency. Other Issues There are still a few rough edges: Some balance issues. A handful of bugs. Translation/localization could use another polish. Nothing here stopped me from enjoying the game, but they're noticeable enough to mention. Final Thoughts Despite the issues, I genuinely recommend this game. The gameplay loop is addictive, the forging system is creative, combat feels good, and it's incredibly easy to lose track of time while playing. Especially at this price point, it offers excellent value. I've genuinely enjoyed my time with the game, and I hope Ziyue continues building on what they've created. There's a lot of potential here, and I'd happily jump back in when new content arrives. Recommended. Looking forward to future updates! Edit: I went back and killed all bosses, same weapon as i made earlier. 1 shot all of them (less than 1 sec) just bought compass from the merchant, went in, used the compass, straight to boss, boss dead within a sec. cleared the last boss level + boss in less than 2 minutes (finding the boss and killing it)

During the first boss fight I survived an attack that was probably supposed to kill me, locked me out of being able to move and "unstuck" just changed my location without fixing anything. Had to alt+F4 to exit since no menu options allowed me to close the game, then starting it back up I'm now in a town with no idea what I've missed - can't figure out how to delete save file in game, couldn't easily find the local save files to delete to let me start fresh.

《铸魂迷途》一款国产的像素肉鸽游戏，结合了类幸存者和刷宝搜打撤类的玩法，玩家在游戏中需要扮演一名误入魂灵世界的中世纪传奇猎人--盖亚之子马蒂尔达。在冥界中，在腐化魂灵包围中搜集圣骸、锻造驱魔武器，寻找重返人间的道路。 本作把背包管理和锻造之间的关系融合的很巧妙。有限的背包容量让每一局游戏都充满取舍，剑胚，遗物，补给全都想要，但是我们必须权衡战斗的收益与撤离的成本。锻造算是这款游戏的灵魂，怪物掉落的剑胚搭配各类圣骸，能随机生成暴击，攻击，攻速等各种词条，每一局都能打造效果不同的武器，反复刷取材料锻造新装备。游戏的美术风格则是采取像素风格，深色的冥界、畸形的怪物，还有时不时的迷雾构建出压抑恐怖的地下世界。 但是玩起来不爽的地方也有不少，比如回城系统并不能随时随地的返回主城，每次背包装满了想回去，但是传送装置无法使用，只能等时间到，但是等时间到了背包里的材料那些又变的难以取舍，还有时间到了之后剩下来的时间一点奖励都没有，我还在那苦苦打了十多分钟，最后实在坚持不住迫不得已只能返回。 感觉算是一款比较有趣的游戏，各种玩法都结合的还算不错，制作者更新也积极，只是需要再好好打磨。希望会有不一样的爽感。 [quote]关注&加入∶[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45540934/admin/reviews_manage/]深澜探索者[/url][/quote]

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核心的搜打撤体验太差了，死亡最多带回4件道具，撤退又只能带走背包里的物品。这就导致了想要打造装备，刷材料需要很久。 而且局外养成太不合理了，要的资源又多，数值又过于保守。 受到伤害也没有短暂无敌，被怪围住碰一下就直接失败。 三个小时了，一直卡在难度一第一个撤离点时间