Ale nie jestem w stanie z czystym sumieniem dać mniej gwiazdek. Fantastyczna muzyka, genialne poziomy (chociaż nie mam porównania do starych gier 3D realms), miałem wątpliwości do headshotów w retro shooterze ale na szczęście się tu myliłem, protagonistka ... ja musiałem do niej przywyknąć ale ostatecznie zdaje egzamin. Jeśli na coś będę narzekać, to na to że gra ma przeładowywanie broni, ale nie pokazuje ile pocisków jest w danej chwili w magazynku. No ale przede wszystkim gra stawia dobre wyzwanie na wyższych poziomach trudności - trudny jest trudny i satysfakcjonujący, albo jesteś w stanie pozostać w ruchu i sprawnie celować, albo giniesz. Krótko - bardzo dobra gra, chociaż z początku może się wydawać inaczej.
Let's talk about the good stuff first. The game is a metroidvania so obviously you're going to find lots of upgrades that will help you in your playthrough. Most of these upgrades come in form of guns and explosives and I must admit - they're very well done and extremely fun to use. Additionally you're going to get some traversal abilities like grabbing onto a ceiling or faster running. All of that is really well done and makes the protagonist a joy to controll. What should be noted is that the game doesn't require you to grab every single gun or movement upgrade in order to progress - there are many optional upgrades that can make the game easier but aren't a part of your main path. These are just as good as the obligatory upgrades - there's more to this game's optional goodies than extra ammo. The bosses are definitely one of this game's best parts - they might operate on very clear patterns a bit too much for my liking but they're done in a way that lets you go ham on them, unloading all your ammunition and grenades while being hard enough to cause one or two deaths if you're not careful. Wayforward has proven to be very competent when it comes to pixel art and this game is no exception - it's very pleasing to the eye. The music might not be extremely memorable but it's both atmospheric and catchy. It does its job and fairly well so. That's a lot of good stuff ... but there are definitely some bad things about this game too. One of such things is the way you refill your health meter - you either find a first aid kit that will extend your maximum health and fully heal you (which are obviously limited in number and each one can only be used once) or you grind for health pickups. There is no good reason to not have a health refill room. Additionally I really don't like this game's approach to level design - enemy spam is not level design. You may think it doesn't sound like much but those things bothered me throughout my whole playthrough. It gets annoying.
