Enemies and bosses are wayyyy to fast compared to player. Reward fast fingers not exploitable tricks. Reward skilled risk play rather than safer play. Tip to indie action developers: reward better but less dodges. Since fighting the bosses only accounts for a small portion of the game, it's still a strong 9/10 from me. All of the non-boss stuff I throughly enjoyed, but I just didn't enjoy going up against any of the bosses. Again, it's not about decreasing the difficulty of the bosses, I just found the type of difficulty irritating (I didn't have that "Yes!" feeling when beating them, just a "Urgh, finally" feeling. Yes, that'd make it easier to beat bosses, but the developers could balance that by making the bosses stronger and/or their weapons and tactics better. But, I think for bosses it should act differently, perhaps temporarily taking away one medkit from your arsenal and expanding it to 10 bars. I think that the 5-bar health system is perfect for regular gameplay, because it lends to tactics of using medkits wisely as you navigate through the terrain and dungeons. Because of the 5-bar health system, which can't be increased throughout the game, you have to constantly nanny the health bar going down and time using a medkit *just right*, so you: 1) Don't do it prematurely and use one up unnecessarily 2) Don't wait too late and die 3) Pick a moment in the fight, taking into account points 1 & 2, to allow for the 2-second heal animation to finish (which can and does get interrupted by the boss, resulting in either dying if the boss gets you before it completes, or getting damaged if it's just after) I've found that beating a boss is more about monitoring the health bar about learning how and when to use it, which just isn't a satisfying way of beating a boss. I don't simply mean difficult, it's more the manner in which they're difficult. I only have one main criticism, which takes away from it being a perfect game, which is that the bosses are ridiculously irritating to beat. Loved the pixel graphics, and I personally thought that the "hands-off" approach in terms of storytelling and guidance was really refreshing (so many times a game overloads you with endless fluffed-up story, and holds your hand too much in guiding you along, taking away all the wonder and mystery). I think that the level of exploration and combat is perfect, both in terms of the amount and the difficulty. I love top-down 2D action RPGs, but the genre is a dying breed, so it's incredibly refreshing when a game developer makes one but also makes one so well.
I love top-down 2D action RPGs, but the genre is a dying breed, so it's incredibly refreshing when a game developer Absolutely fantastic game. If you’ve not gotten Hyper Light Drifter yet, check out my review of Abylight’s amazing iOS version.Absolutely fantastic game. Check it out on Google Play here for Android. If you’re on iOS, you can buy it on the App Store. If you haven’t bought Dead Cells yet, read our review of the iOS port here.
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Hopefully Playdigious can confirm if and when this content will be added to Dead Cells on iOS and Android soon.
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It is likely that the PC version and maybe consoles get the Drifter from Hyper Light Drifter soon while mobile users have to wait a bit. There is no word on when it will be available on all platforms. It is worth noting that this has only just been announced right now. The Drifter from Hyper Light Drifter will arrive with his blaster (a first for Dead Cells). He'll bring his sense of style plus, the first and only blaster in the game's history! #deadcells #hyperlightdrifter /wtEAKPg5OV Some of you saw it coming: yes, the Drifter from will be soon in Dead Cells! Check out the short GIF in the Tweet below: Yesterday, Motion Twin announced that Dead Cells will be adding the Drifter from Heart Machine’s Hyper Light Drifter ($4.99) as a playable character seemingly.
Post launch, Dead Cells has gotten new content and DLC over time bringing it closer to the PC and console versions including the The Bad Seed and Fatal Falls DLC. Dead Cells ($8.99) from Motion Twin has been fantastic on iOS and Android thanks to various updates from Playdigious following the game’s mobile launch.
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