Immortal Redneck est un FPS doté d'éléments de rogue-lite dont l'action se déroule en Égypte. Le jeu mélange le tir à la première personne à l'ancienne avec des mécaniques de rogue-lite. Gameplay frénétique, contrôles réactifs et sensations arcade se mélangent à l'exploration de donjons générés aléatoirement, à un arbre de compétences complet, à la mort permanente et à 9 classes différentes aux talents variés.
Le jeu suit les aventures d'un touriste qui se réveille momifié en Égypte ancienne après un accident. Pourquoi est-il ici ? Comment a-t-il survécu à l'accident ? Pourquoi a-t-il été momifié ?
Posted on: August 26, 2017
Darcin
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: Avis: 38
Ziggurat reboot with luck requirement
The game timer says I've got about 10 hours on the game, so here's what I've got so far. Over half of the skill tree is filled out. Still not seeing how it's even possible to beat the first pyramid, much less the other two. The game's actually alright if it's used in small doses. I get the feeling it's really meant to be played in 30 minute bursts, like a lunch or coffee break. For long multi-hour plays, it's actually pretty bad. It's the same 10ish enemy types over and over. After a couple hours, you recognize all the room layouts. (The pyramid layout is random, the room layouts are repeated.) The largest annoyance is the gold reset every time you reenter the pyramid. You have no way to save up the several thousand gold needed to unlock some larger items. You either get lucky or not. Getting a bad scroll is a game ender, however you need scrolls to get anywhere. Really, luck is more critical than skill. Also, adding insult to injury, the prices of everything increase at every purchase. So, you'll need to get lucky repeatedly. Anyway, interesting concept. So-so execution. Really don't think this was worth my $20 bucks.
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