Hammerwatch: Anniversary Edition beautifully remasters 2013’s original Hammerwatch in celebration of its 10th anniversary. Embark on the new Shaftlocke Tower campaign, in addition to the already released Castle Hammerwatch and Sun Temple campaigns. Experience the game with new art and remade character classes with new effects, as well as a brand new item system, and more!
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It's really hard to give this a thumbs down. There's a lot of great new features here. It's clear that a ton of work was put into the new art and content. But there are game-breaking bugs for every campaign, some that have been in the game since launch, and some rough edges that are definitely worth calling out. Annoyances range from mild (the curvature filter is markedly worse in the Anniversary Edition compared to the original) to run-ending. For instance, A door required to progress is locked behind a puzzle that will likely fail. This door is located halfway through the campaign (several hours of play). Another campaign triggers the ending the moment you return to town, when its supposed to allow you to backtrack, search for secrets, etc. Some of these have workarounds, some of them don't. They've all been known issue for a few months now. Either way, you shouldn't have to go hunting
Hammerwatch was one of the first PC games I ever owned and I have fond memories of it. This feels like a true remaster, improving on the original in some aspects and turning it into something closer to an ARPG without losing too much of the original's charm. A lot of the original's charm and cool features have been kept. Namely, for me: * The music, which filled me with nostalgia * The shaders and graphical effects (bloom, CRT curve, etc) * Statistics, so you can see your total steps * All the classes of the original are here * Full Workshop support * The art style of the original has mostly been adhered to, in my opinion at least * The font is the same as in the original * Named save files (with the option to keep that save out of the Steam Cloud) * Planks The game plays slightly differently, with weapons having a cooldown now, and the removal of auto-attack. Movement has also been
To whom it may concern, didn't really dig this game compared to the original hammerwatch, refunding. If you play on a controller and want the single stick move and aim like the original hammerwatch. Navigate to \steamapps\common\Hammerwatch Anniversary Edition\res then right click controls_default.cfg and edit. Change the following sections: First section(xbox controller): <map id="gp1,gp2,gp3,gp4" gamepad="true"> <vector id="gp_lth_v" delta="0.25">movedir</vector> <vector id="gp_rth_v" delta="0.25" reset="false">aimdir</vector> <vector id="gp_rth_v" delta="0.25" normalized="false">mousemove</vector> <vector id="gp_lth_v" delta="0.25" normalized="false">scroll_l</vector> <vector id="gp_rth_v" delta="0.25" normalized="false">scroll_r</vector> To: <map id="gp1,gp2,gp3,gp4" gamepad="true"> <vector id="gp_lth_v" delta="0.25">movedir</vector> <vector id="gp_lth_v" delta="0.25" re
Absolutely stunning. It's not just a remaster - it's a complete remake. More puzzles, more enemies, more abilities AND 3 campaign's plus a tonne of other extra content make this a beautiful addition to the Hammerwatch series. I was going to get Hammerwatch 2 after playing through this for a refresher of the story - i did not expect to be confronted with this vast wealth of content. Oh, and they've the shaftlocke/desert campaigns (both from heroes of hammerwatch) more roguelike, with them using the Hammerwatch 1 system. Fantastic. Edit: So i just discovered the bonus levels are Gauntlet remade in Hammerwatch style. Amazing. Thank you for this game.
This "remaster" is great. It is simply original Hammerwatch put in upgraded engine of Heroes of Hammerwatch. That means you can aim with your mouse, which is really great. There is no need to collect XP or levels, and you also don't need to grind so much. It contains: campaign from original Hammerwatch (Castle Hammerwatch), it's DLC (Sun Temple) and modified campaign from Heroes of Hammerwatch (Shaftlocke Tower with enchanced and larger floors), but unfortunately without it's DLCs. Class system remains almost the same. All of it offers you around 20 hours of dungeon delving, killing thousands of enemies, upgrading your character Overall, really great game worth it's price, which enhance the original. Big plus is also possibility play this gem in cooperation. I highly recommend this game. Wish there were more games like this.
My Playtime: 31.4h (100% achievement, finished the game) - Castle Hammerwatch: 10.6h - Sun Temple: 4.9h - Shaftlocke Tower: 15.9h Grindy Achievement(s): No. Optional Achievement(s): Yes (28 achievements). Difficult Achievement(s): No. Intro Hammerwatch Anniversary Edition is a top-down, hack-and-slash game where you select from a number of classes to play with to finish a campaign. The game offers 3 campaigns with different settings. Pros: - 4 difficulties - 7 characters to choose from - 3 campaigns - Upgrades to customize your build - A lot of secrets Cons: - It can be hard to figure out where to go next sometimes - The game can be repetitive after a while Specs Intel Core i5-9300H 2.40GHz, 8GB RAM, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Should you buy this game? Yes. If you enjoy a game that focuses on dungeon delving that focuses on combat, buy this game. In-Depth Review Visuals Despite using
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