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| Thema: Dead Cells - Rogue-lite Metroidvania - PC - early access now | Antwort auf: Upcoming: Spieleankündigungen und Ports und so von membran | |
| [http://store.steampowered.com/app/588650/Dead_Cells/] Oder auch anscheinend: RogueVania. Oder doch eher RogueVania Lite? RogueVania: The progressive exploration of an interconnected world, with the replayability of a rogue-lite and the adrenaline pumping threat of permadeath. Souls-lite combat: Pattern-based bosses and minions, weapons and spells with unique gameplay. Make do with what you have and don’t forget to roll. Nonlinear progression: Unlock new levels with every death and explore undiscovered parts of the castle as you prepare for the inevitable bosses. Exploration: Secret rooms, hidden passages, charming landscapes. Death is the new backtracking. Early Access Reviews: [http://steamed.kotaku.com/steams-latest-hit-is-like-castlevania-except-more-rand-1795144683] My favorite moment in Dead Cells so far came right after I won my first boss fight. I gained the ability to make climbable vines sprout from certain surfaces, allowing me to access areas I hadn’t previously been able to. Classic Metroidvania stuff, right? The twist: Dead Cells’ levels, unlike those of a Castlevania or Metroid, aren’t permanent. But my new ability was. [https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2017/05/16/dead-cells-review-early-access/] Life is good when you beat a boss. I’ve been toying with Dead Cells for the past week, relishing its roguelite slashing and crunchy pixel art. It’s a tough game, often punching you in the gut with powerful enemies and sending you slithering all the way back to the start with each death. But every time you die, you get stronger, along with a chance to re-roll the dice of fate to see what vicious weaponry you can gather this time. It styles itself after Dark Souls but, really, you should leave those assumptions at the gate. Just there, next to the pile of beheaded corpses. |
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