Останні рецензії користувача HyperLazyFox

Right off the bat, the game starts with an rng roll of 3 possible starting spells, and only one of them is even remotely useful. The game doesn't provide you with any information about anything. It gives you the bare minimum information (if even that much) on status effects, perks, anything. The amount of enemies that just have regular guns feels uninspired for a game with a magical setting, and more often than not, projectile enemies can be shooting at you from outside of your vision, if not just from off-screen. The inner workings of a good game are here, but I just personally despise this game. I'd enjoy it more if at the very least it had a difficulty setting, because this game isn't difficult in a fun way. I never feel like I get any sort of feedback on what I as a player did wrong to get myself killed. I just die and it felt useless thanks to either terrible luck on wands/spells, running into a cluster of annoying enemies, or running into one too many super powerful enemies. If it at the bare minimum had an easier difficulty to play on, it might be a bit more enjoyable

TL;DR - The base game is wonderful, and is why the review is positive. The Final Horizon DLC is a disappointing mess. For more on the DLC, keep reading.

I very rarely leave reviews, but I feel the need to do it now. The base game is wonderful, and despite its flaws, is the entire reason my review is a positive one.

But Final Horizon is just... So disappointing. There's a very obvious lack of polish, some of which is nitpicky, like the fact that the characters' mouths don't even move when you interact with and talk to characters, and the camera during said conversations being basically completely static. But some of the lack of polish isn't nitpicky. For example, why does Knuckles lose his double jump when he hits a spring or goes through a boost ring? That makes platforming with him an absolute nightmare. There are sections of platforming that just radiate laziness, such as one specific section for Knuckles which is a floating set of walls surrounding a bunch of haphazardly placed climbable walls, some of which were even clipping outside of the walls boxing them in. Or even the multiple instances of "platforming" that were just a bunch of randomly placed floating boxes. I only just barely pushed myself to complete tower 1, and the challenge after completing it wasn't terrible. But tower 2? Honestly, that's where I think I'm just stopping and watching other people play instead. Tower two has MANY more instances of randomly placed floating cubes, some of which genuinely have no clear path at all and you're left hoping you randomly are able to walk up what is essentially a 90 degree incline on one of the boxes in order to make your way upwards. Not to mention tower 2 also has destructible pieces that you have to homing attack to progress properly, and they don't respawn, so you have to either enter and exit a cyber space level or reload the game just to have another shot at the tower if you fail. I am sorely, SORELY disappointed in the final dlc, as it's very clearly a lazily thrown together mess that's attempting to be "difficult." Even if it does have its fun parts.

Also not that I was complaining about being able to completely skip platforming, but Tails with his mech can literally trivialize his entire section, and is definitely the easiest character to get the full skill tree for because of it.

This game is freaking epic bruh.

Is very epic yes. Addiction? Maybe.