Hunt and Fight

I want to believe there are decent people behind this game, though half the positive reviews are from people who've only played 20 minutes or so. I tried to like it, but after 40 minutes, there's just nothing to it. I'm guessing it's possible that there's more to it if I keep going with it, but progress is VERY slow, seeing as it's extremely unforgiving. Health items are far and few in-between, and when you die, you lose all progress. On top of that, the enemies randomly attack, while your attack is slow enough that after blocking, you can't strike them fast enough to guarantee you'll hit them before they get a shot in. What this means is that you'll most certainly get struck during a lot of battles, there are enemies everywhere, and you can't heal most of the time. If this is only the case in the starting area, that gives me even less hope that considerations will be made for player enjoyment, later on, as one would think the starting area would be slightly more forgiving than later areas, seeing as this is where one is still learning to play. I like the art style, and I hope the game can do well in development, but I currently wouldn't recommend it. It all just feels too e…

Relaxing diablo is spot-on. Game map is small so you just walk around. Game completed in 4-5 hours. If you maintain your expectations, it's a fun ride, nothing new or challenging. I liked it the way it is, but expected more maps and loot division. I think this could have become something better if developer wanted

Its a very simple game, but sadly fails to do almost anything well. The combat is unsatisfying, inconsistent and at times, annoying. Especially if dealing with one of the many gank fights. Your lock-on only functions when stood still, you have no dodge roll but all the enemies do. Your parry doesn't give you enough time to attack the enemy either. Progression suffers just as much; you kill monsters, gain xp, level up, and suddenly you're better at dealing with all enemies; damage, stagger, etc. You choose no stats or anything. And weapons follow a strict progression of being numerically better than an earlier weapon, and you have have only two options; to wield a two-handed melee weapon, or to wield a one-handed melee weapon with a shield. In terms of exploration, the game is bland as well. You'll find a pittance of gold, an apple, or a potion. If you're lucky it might be in a chest instead. You can find weapons, but again, remember how boring those are. The game is lacking ambiance or atmosphere; it feels sterile. The game lacks many settings; you can change volume levels and fullscreen and that's it. No keybinds, no sensitivity, etc. I wanted to like this game, but I ca…

Very fun actually! Love the graphics and was a easy to learn and play game!

Well, the game's graphics are pretty low poly, nothing impressive but it has its visual identity. The sound of the game is ok, nothing very good nor very bad. I believe that the main problem is in the combat, the defense mechanics are not easy to use, not in terms of difficulty but in that they don't work that well, the attack is ok but without the defense system it ends up resulting in a game with its peculiar difficulty, this could be easily solved with dodge mechanics or simply correcting the use of defense. Another bad point is the feeling of the combat, the attacks both received and applied don't have any feedback back, you feel like you're hitting the air. Several useless objects in the scene have hitboxes, which means the player keeps grabbing different parts of the map, sometimes you just want to get through a little tight spot and end up grabbing a small piece of wood, and this is repeated several times, but the movement The character itself is good.

Fight system is clumsy and counter intuitive.