Reseñas recientes de |D.H.E| Azzurol

A meme short hack n slash game that clearly shows what you get out of it ;D

Farewell dear game... you will be missed.

As i stroll around the wonderous lists of Indie survival horrors, I find this particular gem of a game that far surpasses it's humble pretense. As a French private of the battle of Verdun, surviving and trudging through the trenches and setpieces, you will see how much horror a realistic setting of shellshocking fear WW1 can bring to the table. I feel compelled and fascinated by the subject after it finishing the game.

Despite it's backtracking problems, minor annoying bugs and current issues with the ending requirements that can deadlock you in one of the bad endings that can damper the mood, the game has one hell of a construction. Puzzles are good, combat is solid and the soundtrack is suffocatingly wonderful. Atmosphere is a very big notch on it's pros, and even the enemies when not outright killed, beg for mercy or agonize, which cements the tragic tone of the war context. You also have allies that have questlines that can assist you and add some charm.

If you are looking for a similar game to Signalis with different theming or any survival horror that requires a bit of patience, this is a game that is well worth your time and money. The devs have done a very fascinating job that just needs to be sorted out with rebalancing it further.

(RATS ARE ANNOYING BUT FUN, DONT KILL THEM, JUST RUN!)

Vastly improving the gameplay again now in this chapter, with a more menancing antagonist and upping the tension with tropes and sinister moments, it's slowly but surely evolving the game as it goes. A worthwhile segment to the series and one that might be a bit difficult to surpass.

With this Chapter, you can see improvements to it's core and expanding the gameplay. It still gets a bit of wonkiness to it, but it's an actual enhancement to Chapter 1.

The first chapter of this game is admittedly very short and devoid of much content except as an intro. Free is worth it, not when it was paid. But again, Bite it only if you really want to go through the chapters. cause once it's done. Well... there isn't much to go after it.

Fun progression and fun bosses along with lite survival mechanics makes this a bonafide worth game. There just is not more of an endgame, but heck it's a good progression game for it's money's worth.

Basing it's roots on Classical Survival Horror with a twist in it's isometric 3D View,

I can attest that the game has a nice albeit short experience of fun. It's design and uniqueness is interesting for a single play-through, but I wouldn't be too keen for future endeavors as the game is easy as is on it's medium difficulty and there aren't a lot of scary moments except a few pop-ups.

What captivates though is the cheesiness, exquisite atmosphere and to it's quirkness which sells this game for what's it's worth. (Also that Shout-out to BRASIL is Sublime.)

There's a lot of charm to Rambley's little park and even though it's a very short experience, with not a lot of stuff to do, the simplicity and thematic of going to a dilipdated park with a wonderful mascot companion such as Rambley and the references of both theme park memes and alike along with a very nice introductory chapter 1 despite how straightforward it is, brings a smile to any parkgoer. Props to the team to make something albeit not unique such a charming little game.

ALSO WHERE'S THE RAMBLEY MERCH!?

Here's the thing about Max Payne 3, It's a superb game mechanically with all the grittiness of the OG 's but feels more like a spin-off epilogue than an actual sequel to the previous games. The Brazilian interpretations along with a lot of the details make it an extremely fun game for the BR folks, but the story feels a bit iffy in comparison to the whole of the series. Nevertheless, Rockstar hit the ballpark on this one and it clearly shows. AGORA DA ESSA GRANA, PORRA!