Victor Vran ARPG

- Сер, здесь ожившие скелеты, призраки, пауки размером с бегемота и вампиры Дракулы. Что делать? - Коса и молот. Одним головы косить, другим в земельку теплую вдолбить!

Infelizmente eu não consigo recomendar esse jogo, a variedade de armas é muito fraca, sem contar que a jogabilidade é a mais repetitiva que eu já vi em um RPG de ação, não tem muita variedade de Builds e poderes, e para completar com chave de anus, o mapa é super confuso, acabando por diversas vezes você se perder no cenário, infelizmente eu diria que foi um dos RPG's de Ação mais decepcionantes que eu já joguei

So much nonsese. The game gives you the ability to dodge but then surrounds you with so many bizarre enemies with so many bizarre attacks, at times my screen is just filled with colours and I can't even tell what I'm looking at. And I'm like 'what, I'm meant to dodge this entire screenful of nonsese?'. Can't handle the nonsense. And it's meant to be a demon-slaying game but when I'm shooting at big, magical crystalline things that then split into smaller magical crystalline things all while shooting magical nonsense at me, I get confused and annoyed. And then the vampires that appear and disappear and shoot floating skulls at you that track you and damage you when they touch you. wtf. Don't know if I was playing a game or having an acid trip.

Just an all around really good Diablo-style game. Voice acting is top notch and very funny.

It's a cool concept- play as any class with a weapon swap, cast magic, etc. And at first it works pretty well and you're thinking, "Man, why hasn't anyone thought of this before?" Then after a few hours the novelty wears off and I just got too bored with what it offered and too frustrated with what the enemies required. Simplifying your gear options, eliminating builds, etc. means you have little flexibility. I ended up using most of my consumable/magic slots, meant to augment you with cool magic powers, for sustain because mob after trash mob just has BS powers, lethal range in large packs, and invulnerability stages or any number of aggravations. The narrative is "whatever, was I supposed to care about any of that?" and there are no cutscenes, just drawings. There is also some Stanley Parable-style narrator trying to be funny who is.. never. Oh and for some reason some zombies do a Gangnam Style dance. Member the 2010s? You member? Just pass on this and play a better ARPG again.

So close to being great. It's a below-average hack'n slash game with very limited skillsets (A simple talent tree would do a lot to improve this). The weapontypes are imbalanced as hell, the zone-specific challenges are overly frustrating and tailored around cheese tactics. If VV did not have such an identity crisis and committed better to what it's good at, then this could have been a great title.

A pretty good ARPG. Has a decent story, pleasant visuals and audio, a nice progression system where you need to recycle items to improve the ones you want, varried enemies. However it does have some weak points. Movement can be very janky as you move by clicking on the map and it can register a different part than the one you want depending on camera angle. Some weapons feel way more useful (or rather less useful) than others. Particularly noticeable on hard mode. Some stuff isnt described properly, like how armor works. And in a game where min maxing is key, thats problematic. Still, you can get quite a few hours out of it and even for a general playthrough its entertaining. 7.5/10