Reseñas recientes de Eizo

Time Eater, is an apt name, for the final boss. Or is it?

All aboard the ♥♥♥♥-train!

Changing the EULA (end-user license agreement) when they want and how they want, is bad. Changing it in such a way they remove all the rights for the end-user while removing all the obligations for the seller, is draconian.

It's pretty, grindy, and quite boring.

Interesting ideas with how the different weapons work, but completely pointless and uninspired when it comes to any kind of ability/skill/perk build during a run. Doesn't matter what you pick really, nothing spectacular will happen, you will end the run playing the same way as you began it.

And so grindy. Do the same maps over and over for some crafting material so you can upgrade a weapon or armour piece, same old same old as in other games, the fault here is that the gameplay loop is grindy and boring in itself.

Oh, and you don't really need to get better at playing the game, or I mean you can't get much better at it, the skill ceiling is quite low. Instead you can take on harder versions of the monsters because you have grinded and upgraded your kit to deal or mitigate some more damage.

It's like playing Diablo using only the barbarian and only his basic attack, and then after you have played a stage five times or w/e, you can get a sword that gives you +1 dmg so you can do another stage number of times to get yet another new sword that gives you +2, and so on.

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For the Emperor / Blood God / Greater Good / WAAAGH!

Fraught with poor design choices.

Examples 1; press the button once, to reroll a weapon choice once, but the game lets you waste all your rerolls as if you pulled the trigger on a machine gun.

Example 2; you die and get the choice between Revive and Surrender (or give up or w/e it's called), but there is no grace period or dead time zone, for button presses so if you were dodging and dashing when you died, your button presses will carry over into the death menu = the selection marker moves all over and you end up choosing "Give Up" even though you can still revive.

Alot of other general jankiness as well, but overall it's too frustrating to play, waste of my time even if it's free.

Decent to good music though, and I like the art style. But the gameplay is a thumbs down.

It's a good game, better than most others in this genre of horde, or swarm survival bullet fests. And it's free. Nice.

On a side note, I think the term roguelike has been watered down so much and been attached to so many types of games, that it has pretty mush lost it's meaning. Arcade style game, or something along that line, would be a better fit for many so called roguelikes or roguelites. Or perhaps Call of Duty, Half Life, and Counter Strike are all Doomclones?

Very good game. Will / Might rewrite a better review later on.

One of the most boring clones of Vampire Survivor. This genre of games isn't really deep or mentally engaging to begin with, but this game isn't even trying to do anything else than stacking stats. It also contains several strange or straight up bad design choices. There are better ways to waste your time.