Alon

Unbalanced and unplayable mess with no progression system what so ever. Just feels like a throw away idea. When you hit the 2 minute mark ,there are too many enemies and you deal too little damage. Needing one or two specific builds to clear it is terrible design . Lack of permanent upgrades and a progression system make this a forgettable experience that is not worth playing .

Survivors-like with some nice cosmetic character customization at the start and a decent art style. I think it has potential but there are some things I would recommend to be improved: [b][u]No stats after match.[/u][/b] Maybe this is planned for the future, but it's pretty helpful to know what kind of damage/DPS the individual abilities from your build are doing against the enemies. [b][u]No persistent progression.[/u][/b] Perhaps this is intentional, but it's generally something that exists in these games. [b][u]Death to screen is so fast and the mouse hovers over the try again button the player can insta-start another match before realizing what happened.[/u][/b] I think the biggest thing here is since the player is likely going to be spamming the LMB in general, having the cursor pop up right on top of the button to start over will almost guarantee they die and then restart the match before they can react. [b][u]Not sure why there's no keybind changes available.[/u][/b] The default keybinds for keyboard and mouse are a bit awkward. Moving with WASD and then having "E" as dash is a bit sub-optimal. [b][u]Needs an auto-sprint option... There is no stamina mechanic so n…

This game is interesting needs some work still but overall I enjoyed the experience it gave. Here is some gameplay of it including character customization. https://youtu.be/yy2wnp-aqMQ?si=QE9tuE3m0XwHLwqz

Alon is a free-to-play third-person action game developed by IMOA and Nick Serebryanik and published by IMOA. Its design revolves around a familiar survival formula in which the player faces repeated waves of enemies while gradually improving a character through weapons, abilities, skills, and collected loot. Rather than building the experience around an elaborate storyline, the game concentrates on immediate combat and the satisfaction of becoming more capable as the opposition grows increasingly dangerous. The combat loop is easy to understand but leaves room for experimentation. Players have access to different weapons as well as supernatural powers, creating opportunities to approach encounters in different ways. Surviving early waves may be relatively manageable, but stronger enemies gradually increase the pressure and encourage better use of available abilities. This escalation is important because it prevents character progression from existing purely as a collection of upgrades. Improvements have a practical purpose, allowing the player to keep pace with enemies that become harder to overcome as a run continues. Character development is one of the more appealing aspects o…

Game is good but it does have a few flaws. Firestone is the best spell in the game there is no contest it spawns in before that last iteration of the spell ends, After the 300th level up i was getting annoyed with the level ups and wanted nothing more then to automate the system, I got to over level 800 by the way, And at some point the shard merchants bugged out and stopped spawning.

Alon’s pretty fun. The combat feels good, and trying out different builds keeps it interesting. You can just jump into for a bit, end up playing for few hours and game is complete.