Book of Demons est un hack & slash distillé dans sa forme la plus pure. Diablement charmant et sacrément fun. Pourfendez les armées des ténèbres dans les donjons sous la Vieille Cathédrale et sauvez l'Univers en Papier terrorisé des griffes de l'Archidémon lui-même. Il s'agit du premier épisode de Return 2 Games - une série de titres originaux mid-core, inspirés par l'âge d'or du jeu PC.
Posted on: March 26, 2022
WookieFightNight
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This game = Clicker Game NOT ARPG
Usual context: Old crusty gamer that is picky and played a lot of ARPGs. Now lets sweep some of the basics out of the way. Story, almost none existent and some copied from Diablo 1. Music, generic and should be turned off for something better of your choice. Sounds effects, generic and some straight up copied from Diablo 1. Now where does the one star come from? Well the two things I think this game did well that warrants the one star is as follows. 1. The flexiscope system where you can decide the size of the dungeon generated is a neat idea. 2. Surprisingly, I liked the card system and how it could be upgraded. This card system was easy to understand and actually made sense regarding the gameplay. Everything else about this game, especially if it is considered an ARPG is terrible. This game felt like it had even more than normal clicking required of a typical hack'n'slash game. Poisoned? Click on health globe. Stunned? Click on swirling stars. Staggered? Click on your cards that have been dislodged. Don't have a spell that breaks enemy shields? Click the hell out of the shield icon first before doing physical damage. Enemy casting a spell? You click and hold on a bubble above them to interrupt the spell. All this extra clicking wore me down and made this game feel like one of those idle clicker games. On top of that, near the end levels the screen would get so confusing and cluttered with multiple spellcasters raining down all sorts of effects on you that it became difficult to make out what was on the screen. Add to that, scenarios where you had to kill certain enemies first before you damaged the main monster but the kicker is that you cannot make out which minion monsters you had to knock off first because you could not make out the dotted lines that highlighted them. Want to run or jump? No dice! this game doesn't allow it. This game felt so limited in terms of how you could play or build your character. Avoid this game if you want an ARPG.
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