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: October 21, 2022
ryanjbury
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: Avis: 7
Charming, addictive crossover game
I must admit that I'd usually assume the worst of the silly/humourous tone and colourful graphics, but luckily I decided to give this a spin while it was on giveaway. The game is a mix of a classic 90s-style first-person platformer/shooter (think Quake, Turok, etc.) and a true roguelike (explore random dungeons, get as far as you can, die, try again). If you love both types of game, this is 100% for you. The FPS/platformer elements are executed flawlessly, with tight controls, satisfying gunplay and a nice variety of enemy attack patterns, well-designed bosses and fun puzzle/trap rooms. As a roguelike, it mixes up a wide selection of thoughtfully pre-designed arena-style chambers into random dungeon layouts, built around the modern roguelike metagame of purchasing upgrades and abilities between runs while gradually working towards completion over many attempts. Ammo is tight and weapon loadout is limited. Each floor of the dungeon increases in difficulty. Dodging, jumping and timing regular reloads and weapon-switches during combat is vital. Weapons are varied, each with quite different strategic uses and strengths, and choosing which to discard or keep with you when you find something new takes consideration. Random powerups are enjoyably diverse, and lead to lots of fun and often hilariously good or bad combinations that make each run feel memorable. I've now completed the game and really can't offer any negative comments. The difficulty was perfectly balanced throughout, and it ticked all its own boxes well. Even the tongue-in-cheek tone is so self-aware of its own silliness and executed so charmingly that I can't possibly deduct marks for it. The game has a "skill tree" that's literally... A tree. How could you possibly not love that? If you like both roguelikes and FPS/platformers, you're pretty sure to like this. I'd go so far as you say that if you don't like this game, you probably didn't quite get it. Two (mummified) thumbs up.
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