Test your adventurer mettle against The Isle’s procedural subterranean labyrinths. Explore a large, interconnected underworld crawling with cunning wildlife, deadly traps and stalked by a shadowy presence. Survive the perils of The Depths and unearth what lies below... or die trying..
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Finally 100% the game, so here're my thoughts. (I refused to look at any guides online or read any reviews about the game until I completed it) Overview This is probably one of the best examples of a game that works very well for what it is, but is far from everyone's cup of tea. For me, this was one of the most mesmerizing and terrifying experiences in a game I've ever had. With gripping sounds and music, stunning visuals, to fluid combat, a simple inventory system that works, and a plot/story shrouded in wonderful mystery. Sound Design There is no game that I can think of that has done sound design as well as BELOW. I say this because the ambience, sound effects and well-time music are what tell the story and set the foreboding tone of the game. You can close your eyes and clearly imagine your surroundings. The lower you go, the closer the darkness pushes towards you, and the many va
I've waited a long time for Below... so bear that in mind if you read on: I've been looking forward to this game for years. TL;DR; Below is stylish, atmospheric and a little boring. But it's worth playing and it's worth the inital asking price. I'll start with the positives up front and then we'll talk about some of the negatives. Positives Capybara has genuinely nailed the atmosphere in BELOW: Guthrie's score is immaculate and the visuals are incredible. I've had no technical issues, or frame rate drops, at all with the High Quality Preset (although I dont run at 4k and I have decent machine specs) but I did experience some serious shuddering on the Ultra Preset. There is a genuine sense of intrigue here that is rare in games. Negatives It's a difficult game to review, because I think if I hadnt been anticipating it, my opinion would be different. But there are problems... proble
I want to recommend this game. I really do. I tried to go in blind, and first impressions weren't too bad. But over time, everything just started piling up to a highly unenjoyable experience. - One hit kill traps? Okay, I get it. I need to be prepared, and cautious. - Hunger and thirst? Okay, same as above, need to prepare I guess. - Wonky combat? Okay, it's not an action game. It's not the end of the world if attacks are unresponsive, or the AI glitches out and just stands there. - Baffling controls? Sure, I've died a few times because of the awkward dodge button, or accidentally harvesting a corpse when I wanted to sprint instead. - Punishingly long travel times to get back to where you were? I get it. I need to be SUPER prepared. Death sucks. It's a roguelite after all. - Bugs. CTDs, broken UI and inventory, wonky collision... how did this take 6 years? But all that I can forgive
This is a great game that's ruined by it's mechanics. Atmospherically, it's a really cool looking game and even though some other reviews don't like it's slow pacing and show don't tell story telling, I really liked all of that. The real problem is that you aren't allowed to take your time in this game. Even though you might want to slow down and soak in the atmosphere or deal with enemies after thinking out the battle, there are not one but four count downs working against you. You have a hunger meter that's constantly counting down so you have to look for food to eat. You have a thirst meter that's constantly counting down so you have to drink. You have a gem meter that's constantly counting down so you have to kill enemies to get gems to power your lantern. Then once you get to level 3 there's a cold meter so you constantly have to find fires. Oh, by the way, the fires die after a l
I strongly recommend BELOW, especially if you like unravelling a slow mystery and can contemplate/appreciate a strong, stark atmospheric experience that also requires extensive experimentation with systems, mechanics and a surprisingly versatile set of game verbs. I initially slept on BELOW due to the negative reviews upon launch, and even a few years after launch the 'Mostly Positive' tag made me hesitate, as I wasn't sure if it would quite live up to my expectations based on what others were saying. I definitely disagree with a lot of the points made in the negative reviews, although I totally understand why people wrote them - it's certainly an experience I almost had with the game myself! I want to share my initial experience and how in less than 10 hours BELOW is already one of my favourite games of all time, hopefully convincing you it's worth experiencing, or at least whether it
It's a great experience until you start to venture past level 11, then the nature of the game changes from one of preparation, and slow and steady progression to one of running around wildly with no direction and no time to breath, no time to stop and think. You probably end up getting to spend a majority of your time frustrated trying to just retrieve a particular starting item that won't reset to the start of the world/ game/ character life. The game also doesn't reward you for playing well. In my 3rd life, after getting used to controls and figuring out item usage and crafting with zero hints or explanation, I end up making it to sub-level 10~ without enough of a certain currency/ 'light', the problem is, I knew I was low on this resource but the game doesn't respawn the enemies that drop them in the upper levels, so I basically had to plan out and force my own death (which means re
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