Hellbreachers
Hellraizers is a new action-adventure platformer game from indie studio Omcor, creator of ace of space, set in a fantasy medieval setting.
The game meets us with a plot, atmosphere and, of course, gameplay. Everything in order.
The plot of the plot is that you acquired an island, knowingly knowing about the riches and treasures located there, but upon your arrival, a demonic incursion happened to your own island and now you, left penniless in your pocket, set off to destroy the heresy, demons and xenos that were waiting for you in the bowels of the island.
– Real player with 6.0 hrs in game
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Not a bad game. Even on the hardest difficulty, I was able to run through the monsters and idly click on the bosses to destroy them. I didn’t feel any real incentive to collect the gems until after the game ended.
5/10 game for the quality.
9/10 game for the price!
– Real player with 2.0 hrs in game
Shargad: First Blood
“Find Khalid, the Healer of Nekkisari. He will tell you the truth, the truth about you!”
These were the last words spilled out of his father’s mouth. Abbas had an urge to follow the old man’s request and decided to leave his village to find the Healer. What he could not realize though, was that the blood he bore is indeed a legacy, sourcing from the ancient corners of the history of Shargad.
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Story driven 2D Turn Based RPG.
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Sidescroller quest scenes where you can find loot and encounter various enemies.
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3 Cities/Towns where you can meet companions, interact with NPCs, buy and sell items.
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Daily Professions where you can get bonus rewards by playing mini games.
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20+ unique classes to play as, including 3 classes - Skirmisher, Warden, Herbalist - of main hero Abbas in the party of max 4.
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Bunch of unique skills for each class and perks to modify the skills for customization. Synergetic party compositions.
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Permadeath for companions. Mortal Blood mode where permadeath is applicable even for Abbas.
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Permanent (Racial, Cultural, Class) and Temporary (Mental, Physical, Sicknesses) Traits to effect attributes and playstyles of heroes.
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More than 50 enemies to face with, each with unique skills and traits.
Bosses: Deadly but not unbeatable.
Animals: Hunt in the wilderness to gain loot and exp.
Undead: Well, undead!
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40+ character states (bleeding, callous, feebleminded etc.) which are all unique on their own.
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Various dmg types: Physical, Magical, Pure.
6 Magical dmg types (fire, earth, water, air, dark, light) which can be mitigated by resistances but can not be dodged unlike Physical dmg.
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Fame system which changes the behavior of NPCs and companions towards Abbas.
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Set in the fantasy world of Shargad, a home to various races, cultures, cities, heroes, magic disciplines and more.
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Inspired by Mesopotamian Mythology for the gods pantheon, various mythologies and cultures which is the basis of this organic fantasy world.
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Strong narrative connections to Shargad Saga Book 1: The Thunderbringer, written by Semih Erdogan and first published in 2017 of which you can find the first 5 episodes in a pdf given as a free dlc along with the game.
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Viral Firar
Küçük,tadımlık,ferahlatan tarzda bir oyundu. Melodi’nin tarzı harika olmuştu! elinize sağlık başarılarınızın devamını dilerim :zagwow:
– Real player with 3.0 hrs in game
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My Personal Game Score: 6 / 10
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For a 2D Plat-former, it is a decent game.
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Music and sound are good.
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??? EXIT BUTTON ???
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Buggy at some point. After jumping 2x and land ON TOP of the crate…..I DIED…..
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Some designs blend and cannot be spotted easily….unless a player is used to it.
– Real player with 1.0 hrs in game
Rumours From Elsewhere
Deep and challenging platform action game attempting to meld Prince of Persia with a modern Roguelite. Momentum based platforming/parkour, ability based combat with character classes. Inspired level design, smooth controls, solid performance, excellent music, and imaginative worldbuilding are enough to carry the experience through a steep learning curve and significant UI deficiencies as well as occasional frustrating bugs (and sadistic gameplay systems that act like bugs).
I recommend this game if you like hard platformers with an emphasis on momentum rather than air control. Be warned, however, that the high-pressure gameplay involves features like a stamina bar (depletes with attack or dash but not jump or abilities), a timer on every level (which have randomized objectives), potions that do damage to you, weapons that kill you if you unequip them, monsters that CC you so other monsters can knockback you to the other side of the map where you fall in a lethal trap…you get the idea. This game is rewarding but punishing and a better UI would make it more comfortable.
– Real player with 35.1 hrs in game
This game is a lot of fun!
I love the look of the game, and it has a ton of character in everything you play as, kill, pick up, or read. Not to mention the sound design and music are great. Once I got used to the core mechanics, I was hooked and kept starting new runs to discover more about the game. Each of the characters feels unique, just as each of the areas are distinct, vibrant, and fun (except Misty Peaks, that place is agony).
On the downside, sometimes the platforming is just a little unwieldy. The jumping or dashing or platform grabbing seemed to occasionally glitch and caused me some significant frustration. This didn’t ruin the game by any means, but it did feel like an unfair game flaw that would crop up now and again. Also, here and there a hit box would be in dire need of updating.
– Real player with 31.9 hrs in game
The Deep Deep
Command a party of stalwart dwarves and delve Deep, Deep into their shattered kingdom to reclaim it from the ork and goblin invaders. Crawl, explore, and battle through the ruins of the dwarven kingdom using tactics and skills. Reclaim ancient dwarven artifacts to bolster the power and abilities of your party.
The Deep Deep is a tactical dungeon crawler in a side-scrolling environment. Explore dark mines, ruined cities, and lava-filled caverns; solve puzzles and battle enemies to unlock dwarven classes and find treasure. Select the equipment and party composition that suits your play style; fast-paced or slow and methodical, special abilities or basic attacks?
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Simultaneously control a party of dwarves in tactical side-scrolling gameplay.
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Build a party from 5 dwarven classes, each with unique abilities, equipment and strategies.
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Find secret areas to acquire ability-augmenting loot, unlocking new play styles.
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Test your skills in challenge levels, fight altered bosses, and overcome reimagined campaign scenarios.
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Explore and illuminate the beautiful painted environments using items and abilities.
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Original, dynamic sound track that flows with the environment and action.
The Ultimatest Battle
After being part of Alpha and Beta testing…
THIS REVIEW WILL GO STRAIGHT THROUGH EVERYTHING
GOODS :
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Fully free to play, will never be pay2win ;
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The spirit of Team Fortress 2 mixed with Worms and Smash Bros ;
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The best community i’ve ever known, old players giving thousands of weapons to new players and advices on global chat… Rare thing nowadays ;
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6 balanced classes you can customize with hundreds of hats and accessories ;
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9 different game modes (some will come back for events such as Zombie-Mode and Boss-Battles) ;
– Real player with 249.3 hrs in game
This is one great game, with no p2w. The game, as you’ve probably seen in other reviews, feels like a mix between Team Fortress 2 and Worms. You can get all weapons with crafting, and can get the ones you want first quite fast with crafting and trading. Skins and other shop items can be won through a lottery, which requires 5 tickets to play, and you get 2 tickets per day if you do your 3 daily quests, which takes little time. Not only that, but new players won’t be in a disadvantage since the default weapons are balanced so they are just as good as other weapons. You will end up liking one weapon more than others though, so that’s up to you. But nonetheless, this is a great game and all it’s missing is a bigger community. Give it a try.
– Real player with 224.7 hrs in game
Paw Paw Paw
Disclaimer: A copy of this game was provided by the publisher.
Paw Paw Paw is a beat em up about the Antipants revolution inspired by Castle Crashers.
Most of the combat revolves around staggering, both the player and the enemies can repetitively attack to keep their enemy from taking action. Early in the game, the enemies take a lot of hits until the damage is upgraded. Surprisingly destroying chests/trees and other destructibles that drop items take too many hits. Some later enemies and bosses can’t be staggered which makes them challenging.
– Real player with 26.0 hrs in game
Personally enjoyed this game A TON! If you enjoyed Castle Crashers back in the day, this game will give you a decent reminder of all the excitement that came within that game! Not only are there multiple characters to play as, but also classes to choose from that each have their own benefits. Each class has a few characters that “match” that class in which these said characters will have the same abilities. This game is great for those who like to play Local Multiplayer! Got some friends to play over Remote Play? This game is compatible with that too! The game doesn’t get any easier with more people, but it does become more enjoyable as a group! Personal favorite class is Barbarian (Slow hitter, but HEAVY DAMAGE!!!). Classes reach a certain point and get an “Upgrade” to make the abilities is even BETTER! I say it many times, and I’ll say it again, this game reminds me a TON of Castle Crashers, but I feel like the concept was even BETTER than before!
– Real player with 20.8 hrs in game