Din's Champion

Sadly this is not much of an Upgrade to Din's Legacy. At this point I am quitting Soldak Games. This game is quite big of a mess. Like its predecessor this game has tons of potential. Mostly due to the game being 80% of the old game being recycled (which I am fine with). The problem lies within not actually improving on all the cool systems that were already there but lacking severely in polish. This is another game consisting of a lot of unfinished ideas, thrown together. On top of that it crashes a lot, our save file (world) got corrupted once and it runs like absolute ♥♥♥♥ as a host on current high-end hardware (down to 10 FPS on some worlds until they are finished). One positive thing I want to mention is the genereal rework of how classes work in this one. Choosing 3 classes together instead of the absolute insanity of Din's Legacy was a big step forward and that was generally a really good concept. But that system ultimately falls short because there just isn't any real build variety. You have to build a projectile, period. At least in theory. In practice the game isn't challening enough to warrant you to build any real build honsetly. This is just another recycled s…

It’s a cool game, but it’s too clunky from a design standpoint in ways that future updates are unlikely to fix. I can’t recommend it. Lighting is terrible. Without a heavy investment in light runes, you’re in trouble, and the torches you can place don’t work underwater or in areas without background blocks. Crafting structures and chests need a lot of extra space around them, or the game will not allow you to place it. If the blocks beneath them are destroyed, they fall straight down and can end up occupying the same space when your base is damaged. This WILL happen during a recurring quest that damages blocks around you because an Overlord builds an “earthquake machine.” Block placement is slow, so building large structures takes forever. Placing platforms to navigate caves is just as slow. Fall damage is high and unforgiving. Environmental damage is the same. Using any fire spell spawns environmental fire that kills you in one hit if you aren’t building vitality, or in about four hits if you are. It barely damages enemies. There is a hardcore mode with several achievements tied to it. Many traps spawn with low visibility and still kill you in a single hit. Several enemies use a “…

Terraria, Diablo and Noita had a messed up looking lovechild, and it's great

super fun game, but buggy as hell. sad I cant even play a second area, crashes on building it.

how do i change the light and heavy attack to be on the keyboard instead of mouse buttons?

This is an entertaining side scroller with a great deal of complexity and depth in terms of game mechanics. will provide hours of enjoyment as you delve into the depths, developing your various characters to unlock the secrets, achieve new unlocks for classes and achievements and explore the depths.