Jogo até com uma tematica interessante, mas sinto que não foi muito bem explorada, como a história foi apresentada tamebm me incomodo um pouco, mas ele tem uma gameplay bem cativante e interressante.

Sinto que cheguei pelo menos no 45%, uma coisa de um roguelike é que se ele não tiveru ma premicia boa ou você não gostar dele ele vai ficar chato muito rapido, sinto que este jogo foi um desses.

Ficou muito repetitivo tudo e mais dificil, mas deve ser mais eu mesmo do que o jogo. Vale a pena se você gosta de Roguelike.

Os sons desse jogo são bons, mas não gostei de nenhuma das musicas, elas são meh, não são boas e nem ruim.

Acho que a arte interessante deste jogo é a cavação e seus upgrade. Mas a um outro jogo que faz isto de uma forma mais interessante e melhor, Core Keeper, posso até mesmo resumir este jogo como Core keeper mas na vertical.

Mesmo elevando todos esses pontos negativos, ele é um jogo bom e tem inimigos desafiadores do krlh, onde um deles sozinho pode ser até que facil, mas ter um zilhões dele e de outros torna dificil, as armas do jogo tambem são legais e o sistema de evolução delas são boas mesmo

Vale a pena vai, da uma chance.

Honeslty, it's fun but short. I've yet to play "Dome Keeper", so I really don't have a point of reference, and I have not played the "Deep Threat" DLC. Ending is lackluster to say the least, and the gameplay is repetitive. No point in a second play through. I enjoyed the gameplay loop (Mine, grab resources, upgrade weapons/ship/mech, fight wave, repeat) just long enough to beat the game, and I might consider getting the DLC.

In short, if you are interest in playing the game Get it on a sale, it goes below $5 very often (including at the time of this review).

On first glance, you might think this is basically Dome Keeper, but vertical instead of horizontal. As a fan of the first game, I'd go as far as saying Wall World does some stuff even better than the game it was inspired on.

First off: there's a permanent progression system with upgrades that carry over your runs. They're surprisingly deep and varied. You find them scattered around the mines and use bits you earn from breaking blocks. It's fun to start weak and see you surviving more in each subsequent run. In the end, you're basically clearing mines in seconds.

Then there's also different guns and equipment for you to choose and upgrade. While there isn't too much enemy variety, they do a good job of keeping you on your toes. The ending is a bit underwhelming and you feel as if there could be more content overall (biomes, for example).

Beware: Wall World is one of those titles I like to call "gaming crack". Extremely addictive and grindy in a good way. Control scheme is a little wonky on console, but that's more of a porting issue than a dev oversight.

Jogo alem de lindo é muito bom. Hoje enquanto eu tava jogando, descobri e desbloqueei um monte de coisa fodɑ e me deu uma injeção de felicidade que eu nunca tinha sentido em nenhum jogo antes. quanto mais eu jogo, melhor ele fica. É tão bom avançar de uma parte que você não conseguia, mesmo que saia da batalha quase morto, significa que esta avançando.
Muito bom mesmo mano, papo reto. Quando eu zerar e platinar voltarei pra dar a nota final.

Edit: Zerei, platinei e amei. Não enjoei nem por um segundo, a progressão é muito bem feita. É simples, mas é bom.

Joguei a DLC: mantenho o que disse sobre o jogo base. Ela é bem curtinha, e as armas novas são bem paia, tem tipo duas que da pra usar, as outras são bem ruins.

Nettes Rouge lite.
Ähnlich wie Dome keeper muss man sich durch die Erde graben und in Wellen die Gegner abwehren.
Im Gegensatz zu Dome Keeper sind die Bereiche zum Graben kleiner, man kann dafür den "Dom" an der Wand bewegen um neue Quellen anzubohren.

Die Upgrades zum Freischalten machen Roguelite mäßig süchtig.

Leider verliert das Spiel am Ende sehr viel Fahrt, weil man 5 Schlüssel braucht, hat man die nicht, ist das Spiel nicht zu schwer, sondern man stirbt einfach.
Und das kommt nach einem 60 Minuten.

Hätte man das weggelassen und einen wirklich alles absammeln lassen, bis man die 5 Schlüssel definitiv finden kann, wäre es besser gewesen.

Nichts destotrotz ein süchtig machender Zeitvertreib.
Mehr erwarte ich vom Durchschnitts Rogue Lite nicht.
Kann nicht alles Hades sein :P

It's hard to avoid the comparison to Dome Keeper here but to dismiss Wall World as a mere copy doesn't do the game justice.

Here you control a spider mech that climbs up and down the titular wall, stopping at mine entrances which you delve into digging for resources, weapons, and upgrades which allow you to better stave off alien attacks. If we stopped here we'd be an almost one-to-one clone of DK but WW goes much further! You can not only 'move the dome' so to speak, but there's a vast arsenal of interchangeable and upgradable weapons, digging is faster, mines are larger, there are more rewards to dig up, and caves come in a variety of themes and layouts each with a unique resource, and since you're on a timer you have to choose which to delve into according to upgrade needs.

The permanent upgrades you can buy between runs give you the mobility, offense, and utility that is all but required to survive the boss encounters, as well as enabling you to efficiently plunder the caves before your time runs out. On top of that there are quality of life upgrades to be unlocked via blueprint treasures that drive replay value. The downside is you unlock stuff too quickly! Within about 8 hours I had all the base gear at max level. I wouldn't have minded if stuff was more expensive to encourage more runs and spread out the progress as I was really enjoying the grind.

The other major downside is the stability and glitches. Sometimes the gun gets stuck between shooting and sucking and does nothing, sometimes the camera gets stuck zoomed out. Later in the game the auto-mining explosions lag everything and the game starts to shudder and lose frames the longer you play. Even the pretty workshop menu screen was lagging for me with all the animations playing, and sadly the final boss glitched out such that I had to replay the game one more time to trigger the ending credits.

Even with all its flaws Wall World is fun if you enjoy grind focused game loops and a roguelite structure. It offers an exciting and short experience albeit stained by those performance issues, but if you're willing to overlook that you'll be in for a solid 20 hours set in an interesting world with soft storytelling, plenty of build combinations to explore, and treasures to uncover. Well worth a try, especially if you had previously written it off as a 'rip off'.

I'm a sucker for digging games, so this was right up my alley.
There's a bit of a learning curve, the beginning is slow, most of the time it requires making several runs to buy one upgrade.
By the end, you'll be climbing the wall up and down as you please.

I would've like that the lore you sometimes find in caves led to somewhere.