Posted on: December 31, 2023

Gadersd
Bestätigter BesitzerSpiele: 223 Rezensionen: 2
No Linux/Mac Support
The developer supports linux/mac on Steam but not GOG.
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Posted on: December 31, 2023
Gadersd
Bestätigter BesitzerSpiele: 223 Rezensionen: 2
No Linux/Mac Support
The developer supports linux/mac on Steam but not GOG.
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Posted on: December 14, 2020
Mr_Typhoon
Bestätigter BesitzerSpiele: 102 Rezensionen: 1
Metroidvanish adventure in baroque Spain
It works pretty well as an action-platformer, but if you expect a deep metroidvania experience then you will be disappointed. There is little focus on unlocking new abilities. Having said that, exploration and combat are very good. While I am not a big fan of pixel art, this game is pixel art done good. Animations, animated cutscenes and boss models are amazingly detailed. Oh, and the gothic art direction! That is the main strength of the visuals. The biggest flaw of this game is lack of unlockable shortcuts in certain areas (especially since the game is considered a metroidvania), forcing player to backtrack through very tedious or just straight up frustrating moments. Yes, looking at you, scythe swings. In the end, Blasphemous is a very competent platformer in an interesting world. There are, however, things that could have done much better. 4.5/5
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Posted on: June 7, 2020
Vincent91234
Bestätigter BesitzerSpiele: 58 Rezensionen: 3
Recommended
Another good Team 17 game (for those who dont know - they were like early Blizzard of Amiga age - every game they released was fresh and good. I am glad they keep making games). For me there are 3 best 2D hack&slash platformers currenty: Dead Cells, Blasphemous and Salt. The game has great dark climate, interesting setting and opponents. It tends to be difficult and irritating like most roguelikes or platformers. But even I (casual player) managed to survive till the end so its manageable. It could be more replayable though (like Dead Cells are). Perhaps they will just add expansions and equipment in the future.
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Posted on: September 17, 2023
idbeholdME
Bestätigter BesitzerSpiele: 733 Rezensionen: 69
Atmospheric metroidvania goodness
First off, the controls. I actually found them surprisingly fluid and spot on. Most reviews here are trashing them, but I've found zero issues, both in platforming and combat. Played though the game on a keyboard just fine, but I had to remap a lot of keys (movement to arrows, actions on A,S,D,F,E,Q,SHIFT). The gameplay is usual metroidvania with usual secrets and mandatory backtracking with new abilities. Make sure to mark the spots with hidden paths and unreachable collectibles on the map from the start, or you're going to miss a ton of stuff. Depending on the path you take, it can take VERY long until you get access to all of the navigational abilities. Combat is decent, but also the usual. Every enemy has specific moves and a clear way on how to best defeat them. Once you figure it out, that enemy will basically never touch you again in a 1v1. Dying is pretty punishing, because it reduces the XP you gain and max mana, until you recover your spirit where you died. You lose no XP on death and there can be multiple spirits, so you can always fully recover. If you don't want to go fetch it, there are a few areas where you can pay XP to recover it. The actual combat controls are pretty simple. There is just attack, parry and dodge. You can also unlock a ranged attack and cast spells, which both consume mana. As for the story, there are 3 possible endings. If you're going to be playing without a guide, you are pretty much guaranteed to get the bad ending as the other endings require you to do some arbitrary stuff with some random items and certain activities. NPCs move around randomly all over the map as you progress the side quests so unless you stumble upon them randomly again as you are wandering around, you aren't going to be completing a lot of the side quests either and some of the puzzles can be quite obscure. If you're going in blind, expect to miss a lot of stuff. Overall, a solid 8/10. Metroidvanias are not my usual cup of tea, but I liked this one.
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Posted on: September 14, 2019
Bloodlust_1138
Bestätigter BesitzerSpiele: 109 Rezensionen: 3
Blapshemy never felt so good.
Blasphemous takes the best elements from both Hollow Knight and Dead Cells and makes the perfect hybrid that surpasses them both. So, if you liked those games, but want something that's more mauture and ramps up the challenge a bit more, you'll love this. The parry is such a satisfying mechanic, you rely on it much more than in Dead Cells, where I felt it was under-utilised. This game requires more patience than both Dead Cells and Hollow Knight. It's very much like Megaman or Dark Souls where a lack of patience will get you killed. So when you see people moan about it being 'difficult' or 'cheap' bear in mind they probably tried to spam attack their way to victory and that just gets you dead. There are even puzzles that require some thought to solve and find secrets that are hidden throught the world. I've beaten every aspect of the game and I still want to play through it again just because it feels so good to play.
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