Évaluations récentes de Huckleberry

I finished the game on second hardest difficulty, dragons and all that. Once you know what to expect it becomes quite easy. I would recommend it, but I still don't get it what they mean by 90 cards being in the game. I have done all I could and I would say there were about maybe 40 or 50 cards that I have seen. And none that were new for the last 3-4 runs. So I am pretty sure those cards either don't exist or maybe even specific.

I have not tried insane difficulty, but I am pretty sure there is no more content or cards, only items but those are so meh. Maybe if you pay for the alternative bosses, they might drop something new, but it becomes so grindy that I would only consider doing that if I was sure there are more cards to come. So I would say it is quite good, but Knocking on Coffin's Door is somewhat similar with a lot more polish and better progression, better UI, actual story and VERY responsive devs.

It becomes great fun if you stick with it and reach the point where you will see that there is actual progression.
Actual content - lost of it.

My bad, there is really that few cards, the shop does not refresh when you finish the runs.
There is really that little content. ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, this is bad.

It really shows that they made clickers/idlers in the past, because it would be fine for that maybe, but for a rouge-like it is boring and unfair. Mainly boring.

We have a love-hate relationship, but it is a good thing.

It is not a bad game, I dig the humor. But the gameplay loop just isn't interesting, the enemies and world building does not hold my attention. Nothing special.

Very nice way of covering up split ends. Great ending, few games manage to pull it off.

I like it so far.

Great job, it has about 25 hours of content. I got to beating difficulty 7 and then decided to finish the boss the final bosses on the first difficulty. Unfortunately, I could not try all the cards for all the classes, or even for any class, because due to the fact that you have to run 3 characters it is rare to get the cards even offered.

It is a shame because unless there is a way to lower the probability of being offered already used cards, there is no way I will be coming back for more.

Still what is being offered: challenge, dread, dark fantasy world is on point and it is a unique experience within the genre. It is worth it even full price.

This is the first Lego game where I don't feel like it was made for a toddler. It is actually fun and surprisingly funny, and holds my attention throughout.

When they don't stick to script, they make some really funny games. The voice actors are top notch as well, and the graphics hold up to this day.

Update: Gets annoying at Cuckoo Land, so about 4 hours in.

Dated and bad writing.

Terrible. Lost the charm of the previous ones. Better graphically but the charm is gone, and the writing... ah don't even go there. Very shallow, boring.

What a letdown. This is not funny or fun.

Too easy. It wouldn't be called a deckbuilder or rougelike in my book.

It looks better in a lot of way than the first one, but not good enough for my liking. The bravado is good idea, but too many enemies, too long turns.