combat as a gameplay mechanic is conceptually uninspired
Like in any game period? Big claim and you’re probably not interested in backing it up, but I’m curious.
Dungeon’s of Hinterberg seems like a story thing first and foremost though.
IDK, trailer had a good deal of combat—just thought to give you a heads up in case you care about the combat.
Neva is nice if you can pick it up for less than $5.
The combat in Dungeons of Hinterberg bored me really quickly, but it’s also a Zelda-like, so if you don’t mind the basic combat, maybe give it a shot.
Embarrassing thing to say even if the game was actually good.
Could’ve just said “We tried our best and I’m proud of the game and what our team accomplished.” and it wouldn’t have sounded needlessly antagonistic.
Guilty Gear XX Accent Core Plus R. Game been out for 13 years—good luck climbing any kind of ladder as a newbie.
Needs a modern port so bad.
Fair enough and let me tell you: as someone who exclusively plays games where combat is the central mechanic, I wouldn’t touch the current crop of AAA games either.