You can only aim to the right or left in that game, right? That's why I played it for a while and then closed it. In Halls of Torment, you can aim in a 360-degree range, and it gives you a better sense of control. I agree with what you said about the graphics though.This is fun, I own it, but there is a demo for Death Must Die on Steam that is even better in my opinion. It has a dash and better graphics. Like Vampire Survivors meets Hades, with a loot system like Diablo.
You can only aim to the right or left in that game, right? That's why I played it for a while and then closed it. In Halls of Torment, you can aim in a 360-degree range, and it gives you a better sense of control. I agree with what you said about the graphics though.
This is fun, I own it, but there is a demo for Death Must Die on Steam that is even better in my opinion. It has a dash and better graphics. Like Vampire Survivors meets Hades, with a loot system like Diablo.
Better graphics? Death must looks way too much like a flash / mobile game imo.
Just finished the first boss with a swordman!
I urge you to try the full game. There's a ton of (hidden) content and unlocks.Been playing since demo release. It's a nice little 'Diablo Survivors', but just like other survivors games; once you've cracked the code on skill/spell selection for each class combined with the meta progression, any challenge is gone.
I urge you to try the full game. There's a ton of (hidden) content and unlocks.
Game really opens up and you gain access to new abilities as you progress.
Yeah it's indeed a lot of fun, and even a leap up from Vampire Survivors.Game is great, if you're on the fence, just bite and give it a shot. It's a LOT of fun. Especially if you're into Vampire Survivors, and you have love for the Diablo series.
Very true! Early Access strikes again.Yeah it's indeed a lot of fun, and even a leap up from Vampire Survivors.
Its glaring flaw at the moment is, as we know, that there are only three maps