Windblown

The game is an atypical roguelike where you do similar runs, with minor variation, and push harder difficulties as you unlock meta-progression systems. If you like this, you will probably enjoy the game to some extent. The main question is, do you like melee gameplay that includes timing dodges to invulnerability-frame an attack? This is a big part of the game. Some enemies are easy to read, some are difficult, and some will make you scream because whatever that was, was bull****. The main draw of the game is the music and art style. It is surprisingly horrific at times, when you consider the implications of some of the things you are reading and looking at. I wonder how much of a conclusion we will get to the story though? I can understand keeping the ending a bit unresolved could be motivated for the roguelike, "just another run", aspect. The fight is endless! But,I hope we get something that at least resolves the main story bits. Overall it is a good time, but what has me coming back less is I "solved" the game on higher levels by simply stacking all DOT damage possible and exploding every boss using the ranged weapons. The melee gameplay is tedious, and unrewarding. So a mix of good and bad. The limitation in valid builds on higher difficulty is what keeps me from coming back as often I would say. Comparing it to games like Gunfire Reborn for instance, makes it an easy choice which I will boot up in the evening. Still though, worth a try, especially if you get it on sale.

Honestly? Pretty mid.

Recomendo para jogar com os amigos que faz diferença na progressão do vórtice. Acho interessante jogar o vórtice fazendo as missões do jogo isso é algo "inovador" para mim, tirando isso acho que daria uma nota de 8/10 porque tenho que pagar imposto pro peixe toda vez que faço algo.

很不错的游戏，有很好的基础，经过内容填充和细节修改，应该会有很好的前景，我很希望这款游戏能够成为rogue类的常青树，现在的最大问题还是持续的趣味性填充，以及武器的平衡

Amazing game with of playstyle options. Needs a multiplayer save feature

Hard to know where to start on this review. I cannot recommend this game. I have beaten Dead Cells and their Prince of Persia game - Motion Twin is the VERY BEST in this action roguelite/like space; one of my favorite developers. That said, this one is trying to be hades with a top down perspective, albeit the same roguelite progression system with different story and lore. I like it mostly, but the combat can be very repetitive regardless of weapon choices. My two problems speak to how the game can lose it's fun quickly: 1. most everything to a successful battle or run is whether you are good at using the dodge function...a lot. If you get hit, you die; very normal of course. Yet, because there doesn't feel like an evolved weapons variation system (even though the stats as you choose weapons say otherwise) - your success is entirely based on dodging enemy attacks vs. a risk reward the player can develop understanding in of "do I dodge or because of this specific weapon does it make more sense to brawl and melee more even though I may get hit a little." Does that make sense? Too much emphasis is put on dodging and if you get hit you will die quickly or be to unhealthy to take on the end guy. 2. progression is very slow with the game economy. You collect dust and build cogs - the short of it is, it takes a lot of runs to accumulate anything that progresses your character so runs feel the same and do not progress correctly in my experience. No weapon upgrades I have earned by making dust or cogs purchases have changed the game. That is the problem. Dead Cells, for example, has amazing progression systems as you work each color to build a character and runs in the beginning are dropping all sorts of vials and loot. This is not that. I think Roguelites are amazing because of all the trinkets you can discover to build a guy, but if the pacing is wrong they are too difficult - this is THAT, for me. Dying doesn't feel like dying when game economy is balanced in a roguelite - Dead Cells has it and this game doesn't in my experience. I get very little progression in my character run to run - I find the game very punishing; I have played 8 hours and I cannot even get through the boss on the second biome - zero progress and I have a lot of experience in roguelites. On the top down perspective with the animal enemy choices dodging still gets hit for me because the bosses have multiple arms and legs that can hit over a wide area and there are parts of the area that you cannot dodge into. I just think it is mostly unreasonable. In Dead Cells they programmed in an accessibility slider so that you can pick your game difficulties with nuance so that you can really dial it in to your playing style. This also has the ability to change runs in the game over time - ultimate replayability. This game needs that. I know others would say they beat it no problem and that is the very point - game difficulty is subjective as there are games I have no problem with that others may have a problem with. A game like this does need accessible options. Someone would say play another game. I spent $25, I bought it because I want to play it, so saying something like that is insensitive and misses the point. Just a guys opinion.

Si os digo que este juego está al nivel de Hades (o casi, porque aigue en early access), con eso lo digo todo. Un roguelite que se expande constantemente con nuevas armas, nuevas mecánicas y habilidades que te permiten crear una build distinta en cada partida. El combate es preciso y requiere mucha habilidad, pero cuando lo dominas es extremadamente satisfactorio. Además la combinación de armas y habilidades te permite crear combos ultra poderosos que se sienten muy satisfactorios de utilizar.