Shape Shifter: Formations

Спасибо за игру!!! Надеюсь, что вы её не забросите. Она может стать лидером среди рогаликов, но нужно проделать очень большую работу. После выхода из паузы или выбора улучшений необходимо указать, где находятся персонажи. Ярким эффектом, яркой красной стрелочкой или ярким красным кругом. Можно просто усилить яркость персонажа на 2 секунды. Сделайте пожалуйста возможность играть вчетвером. Также игроков плохо видно. Сделайте их чёткими и яркими. Дайте игроку выбор цвета. А то все текстуры в каком-то светящемся эффекте. Если в течении игры нажать на паузу и поменять настройки громкости, то иногда изображение в игре может стать мыльным!

Outstanding mix of Geometry Wars with modern roguelite mechanics. I wouldn't really consider this a roguelite though, it plays just like a classic, great, twin-stick shooter. It's just that you have currency to upgrade after runs. You start with a decent variety of ships and weapons, but there are TONS of builds and options available that are fun and varied.

It's ok. Take the thumbs down based on what you are looking for. If you are looking for a mostly casual grind with lots of bloat, this game might work for you. However, after playing multiple rounds, I've given up due to fundamental balance and gameplay issues. * There is almost no challenge or point in playing 'well' for the first three rounds, other than boss battles. The fact that you can't scale up the difficultly for risk/reward on the first round, or even meaningfully past that, makes the first round a complete slog. Compare this to something like Brotato where difficulty both scales quickly, but even the first round provides an incentive to pay attention. * The balance is largely off between the rounds and bosses. It's not that the bosses are impossible, but they are far more challenging than the rounds, so the only strategy becomes aiming for a build that is good for bosses. It's not worth the 15-20 minutes of the slog to get to an interesting boss round. The basic gameplay and enemy types are so far behind Geometry Wars 3 which is more than a decade old. Of course, I don't expect a game with roguelite elements to match the full action of GW3, but having to wade through the same handful of enemy types for the ridiculous time lengths in this game isn't a winning recipe for the $15 price point. Basically, this games selling point is the presentation, but even there it seems to slow down my PC more than most AAA games. Not terrible, but not worth the price point and not at all what I was expecting. With some substantial QOL and gameplay improvements, this could be a good game.