Trident's Wake

Well, it's OK. Sort of boring and lack luster. Controls feel odd and the world seems interesting, but my PC loads this game too fast to see. I'm leaving it in the middle, but paying 4 bucks for this was worth it. Anything more is a total rip off.

lento, vecchio nei gamplay e graficamente non eccellente, non vale la pena

Game's Master Server is down, you can't use the Host Server nor Matchmaking option to play, as it will stuck you in an endless loop. You can still play in couch coop (so multiplayer is still possible up to 4 players with Parsec and stuff)

Esta bueno pero hasta por ahi... El problema es que la dificultad estandar o predeterminada esta diseñada para minimo 2 jugadores. Sin embargo, tiene para jugar cooperativo en linea o local. Ahora, el problema es que la gente lo juegue y el usuario tenga un mando compatible para PC que Steam permita. A todo esto quiero decir que en ese sentido no se puede recomendar un titulo que debes jugar si o si con amigos (sea online o en local) o, al menos ser muy bueno jugandolo.

Ok tier single shooting game, and still playable in 2023 for info (both solo player or with a friend in local co-op), for that you need to play in a specific mode -> more info here -> https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3109712085

マルチゲームは殆どやらないのでチュートリアルだけの確認ですが、XUnity.AutoTranslator-ReiPatcherで日本語に自動翻訳が可能でした。BepInEx（x86）版だと終了時にUnityのエラーが出てフリーズします。

Trident's Wake.. it looked pretty solid toppy downy shooter, but it isn't. Well gameplay actually works quite fine and controls feel ok, but it's something that just beside that feel like "it is". You play one mission through and feel after it "it is" and that's what it is nothing else. Capture three POI's in map and deal with enemy rush zerg B. They truly come in numbers and you need to manually remember to reload which is probably one of the clunkiest have experienced in this genre. Along with quite restricted ammo, of course you and your friend can pick ammo drop ability, but it felt clunky too. Gameplay itself doesn't feel, but these do. We did play through one mission during which there were some random enemy spawns around which would alert the rush B crew quite fast if not killed rather fast. These waves tended to be similar in their style in both point captures and alerts. Normal faster ones coming on your face blowing up and slapping their meats while bit stronger slower ones coming behind wreaking havoc after initial pipsqueaks are dealt with. One major issue during it was that if you reloaded, friends character reloaded. When you shoot, friend character can shoot. This is quite horrible with limited ammo that is considered as mags. So total ammo can go really fast down without using it like this. After rather short experience and seeing how it creaks in it's corners, Trident's Wake deserves it's place in removal pile of games.