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I've changed this to a positive review. While it's still not quite to the level where I would have liked to see the sequal start off, it's at least to the point where the general gameplay is complete. You can go through the levels and there is a final boss battle. So I can now recommend that you buy this to support further development as in it's current state it's a decent little game. PROS: - Improved graphics & Animations. - Improved controls over the first game. - Still actively being developed. - New room types and dash mechanic. (though some room types in the original were removed) - Improved balance of key and bombs mechanics from the first game. - Offers some fun and enjoyment and has great potential. CONS: - Not as polsihed as the first even though at it's core this is the same game as the first. (Music, sounds, general objective, game engine...etc) - Shorter playthrough time t
The first game is just plain better. Combat and movement just feels sloppier plus they got rid of some mechanics and simplified the game overall. If you can get it dirt cheap like this current sale and enjoyed the first game give it a go though. It's still decent. Just stick with the first game if it's a choice between the two.
Very small, very limited "roguelike." It's a roguelike in that when you die you start again with nothing and no progress. By that definition pretty well every game on the NES was a roguelike. Prepare to overcome the same few enemies in the same few rooms over and over again. Most of those enemies will never even come close to hitting you. Avoid traps just by walking over them and not stopping. You could dash but what's the rush? Fight 3 bosses with 2 attack patterns each, including places where you are completely safe! Some items are references to well known and significantly better indie games and a couple of superheroes. It's a bit odd but mostly it's sad. You find a Fez (from Fez), a Crying Head (from the Binding of Isaac), Axelvania, a Flask that restores health, a Batarang and Captain America's Shield. You'll find them over and over because there aren't many items otherwise. Prot
Buy the first game. It's complete, it's more enjoyable, graphics and controls are much smooth. This version seems a VERY early beta of the first game without any further improvements. And yes it's EA and this happens, but the are no updates, developer just communicates in Russian and there's no sight of this game being released soon. Definitely not half fun of the original game yet. This might change, but so far I'm not recommending it.
This game is not worth the full price ($4.99). It's basically an abandoned, half-finished game. This is most evident on the character select screen, where a new character was promised for 'January 2019', but for which there has been no news despite an additional 6 months having passed. It claims to have more content than its predecessor (artifacts, items,locations, enemies, bosses, secrets and traps), but in reality has much less on all counts. The only difficulty in the game is when you enter a room and have an enemy immediately in front of your face. Otherwise, it's too easy. Even the bosses are simplistic- the third (last boss) can be killed without taking damage just by standing under his hand. There is a dark (hard) mode, but it suffers from a bug where you can die even if your health bar says you have more health. All in all, it's a short game with little to no replayability in
Buy Rogue Legacy instead, a more superior version of this game without feeling bland in enemy variety and levels. It feels empty with the developer taking foreever to release updates I don't recommend it.
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