They Always Run

Güzel bir aksiyon-platform oyunu. Hikayede gayet ilgi çekici ama biraz fazla diyalog var daha kısa tutulabilirmiş. Mekaniklerde bazen tekrara biniyor. Boss fightları çok iyi. 8/10 indirimde alınır.

18 minutes gameplay only 5 minutes in game because i tried to get my controller to work (it is dualsense, I tried every method imaginable but I could not get it to work and also there is no guide or fix I could find online). The game runs awkwardly terrible, I play hades with 360 fps but this game runs at 90 fps with constant stutters for no reason, there is nothing to tweak in options, ui is terrible, gameplay is clunky, ai is broken, gameplay is not balanced, I can count more and more the only two reason i was interested to the game was unique third hand mechanic (which could have been good but as far as i watched from youtube it doesn't get interesting enough) and one ost of the game. I advise against buying the game it not worth the hassle for sure.

[h3] A Sci-Fi Bounty Hunt That Never Loses Its Momentum [/h3] [code] [quote=Wendrex] # 🇺🇸 English **🎮 First Impressions** *They Always Run* grabbed my attention almost immediately. Its blend of fast-paced 2D action, exploration, and a gritty sci-fi setting creates a strong first impression. It doesn't try to reinvent the genre, but it executes its ideas with confidence and keeps the experience engaging from start to finish. --- ## 🔥 Gameplay The combat is easily the game's strongest feature. Aiden's third mechanical arm isn't just a gimmick—it adds meaningful depth to every encounter. Mixing melee attacks, ranged abilities, dodges, and special skills keeps fights fast, satisfying, and surprisingly strategic. Enemy encounters encourage constant movement, and learning how to chain abilities together becomes increasingly rewarding as new upgrades are unlocked. Exploration is equally enjoyable, with hidden upgrades, optional paths, and enough secrets to reward players who like checking every corner. The balance between combat, platforming, and exploration feels natural throughout the adventure. --- ## 🎨 Graphics & Audio The visual presentation is one of the game's biggest strengths. Its detailed sci-fi environments blend industrial decay with vibrant colors, giving every location its own identity. Animations are smooth and responsive, making every hit feel impactful. The soundtrack complements the action perfectly, enhancing the atmosphere without becoming distracting, while the sound effects give every attack satisfying weight. Performance is also solid, providing a consistently smooth experience. --- ## ⚖️ Difficulty & Progression The challenge feels fair from beginning to end. Boss fights require learning attack patterns rather than relying on luck, making victories feel earned. Progression is steady, introducing new abilities at a comfortable pace that keeps combat fresh without becoming overwhelming. Every upgrade feels meaningful and encourages experimenting with different playstyles. --- ## 🧩 Fun & Replayability Although it isn't an especially long game, it maintains an excellent pace throughout the entire campaign. Hidden collectibles, optional upgrades, and missed paths offer good reasons to explore more thoroughly or revisit certain areas. While it isn't designed to last hundreds of hours, every moment feels polished and worthwhile. --- ## ✅ Final Verdict *They Always Run* is an excellent choice for players who enjoy fast-paced 2D action, fluid combat, and stylish sci-fi worlds. It doesn't reinvent the formula, but it delivers a polished, consistently fun experience that knows exactly what it wants to be. From the opening minutes to the final encounter, it's an enjoyable ride that's easy to recommend. **Highly recommended for fans of action platformers, light metroidvanias, and satisfying combat systems.** [/quote] [/code]

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8/10

Loving this one, Love hand-drawned graphics., Looks cheap, and warm at the same time. Good, fast paced combat with multiple ways to get out of them. Lot of humour, feels playing like some kind of Ian Solo bounty hunter. Simple, doesn't take itself seriously, and delivers.