two_things
2023
looked really good at first, the voice acting combined with the disco elysium-like dialogue looked very interesting at first, but my disappointment quickly arrived when most of the dialogue choices are pretty much flavor text with only specific actions deciding which route you're entering.
it tries being this deep philosophical of love story or something but under delivers, sticks too hard in abstract stuff and drags on for too long until the ending, which felt really unsatisfying since it went nowhere.
it tries being this deep philosophical of love story or something but under delivers, sticks too hard in abstract stuff and drags on for too long until the ending, which felt really unsatisfying since it went nowhere.
2009
the ping pong game is harder than dark souls
2011
pretty fun, moon lord and lunar events is fucking dogshit though
fun concept, bad execution
it has an awful matchmaking system, you have to join lobbies and challenge each person individually, can't see how many players are available, hours played, nothing. you can't measure the skill of the player that you're challenging. frequently you join a 31/32 server just to find one person who's just "busy" or spectating a match. (and you can't even challenge spectating players).
passive play is encouraged since you can block over and over, making matches drag on longer than it should. being aggressive is too punishing and messing up gets you combo'd for 10 minutes despite using DI wheel. also there's no incentive to stay on the match if you're getting combo'd without burst, so much that matches take longer than it should when your opponent decides to go afk and you have to wait 30 seconds for the next turn despite choosing a move in 5.
really loved the idea of a turn based fighting game but it is so janky that it ends up rotting the experience. this game is pretty much early access despite being full released on steam.
it has an awful matchmaking system, you have to join lobbies and challenge each person individually, can't see how many players are available, hours played, nothing. you can't measure the skill of the player that you're challenging. frequently you join a 31/32 server just to find one person who's just "busy" or spectating a match. (and you can't even challenge spectating players).
passive play is encouraged since you can block over and over, making matches drag on longer than it should. being aggressive is too punishing and messing up gets you combo'd for 10 minutes despite using DI wheel. also there's no incentive to stay on the match if you're getting combo'd without burst, so much that matches take longer than it should when your opponent decides to go afk and you have to wait 30 seconds for the next turn despite choosing a move in 5.
really loved the idea of a turn based fighting game but it is so janky that it ends up rotting the experience. this game is pretty much early access despite being full released on steam.