Legend of Feather

[quote][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/43562394-Impressive-Rogue-Games/][b] Follow Impressive Rogue Games to find more Survivorlike and Roguelike games.[/b][/url][/quote] It does not have very much content, cause it's in earlyaccess, but the art, mechanics, enemys, skills, and the whole landscape is amazing. I really like that you start from a "hub" and you can see visually your progress. It will be one of the big ones, and I can not wait for more content.

Legend of Feather is a simplistic 2D wave survival autobrawler, basically a somewhat lame and limited ripoff of the bewilderingly successful Vampire Survivor game. Gameplay consists of kiting around waves of retro/simplistic looking cartoony enemies while your autoattacks and mostly unguided shooter attacks kill them off for you. The "fun" of the game, like the Vampire Survivor title this is ripping off, comes from the various upgrades you get as you progress. After about 5-10 minutes you pretty quickly see where this is going, and while the graphics are better than Vampire Survivor (not hard), the gameplay is worse. From a technical perspective, the game doesn't meet basic minimum requirements that most PC gamers expect as standard. While there are options to change the resolution for the game, all this does is scale up the simplistic 2D art assets used to make the game, which makes little or no difference to the graphics quality. Without any other substantial graphics tweaks, it's not possible for gamers to improve the lacklustre 2D visuals. The controls can't be customised, which will be an annoyance for many, but it can also render the game unplayable for differently-abl…

Just barely recommending this one at the moment. Legend of Feather, or Feather of Legend as the game's art seems to imply, is yet another bullet heaven title, this one going for a Chinese mythology aesthetic. The way it's presented is very reminiscent of 2000's browser games and 2D MMOs, with not entirely well fitting elements meshed together and intentionally choppy animations. It's endearing, in a way, though not all that exciting. Similarly, the core gameplay is nowhere near the bests of the genre, though it gets the job done as soon as the player finds meaningful upgrades. I like how the player can explore a hub to find everything they unlocked, walk directly towards new stages, interact with NPCs and more, it definitely gives the playable arenas and challenges we're facing a bit more of personality. The game feels rather unfinished though, as the difficulty has sudden spikes and is very heavily depending on the RNG. The upgrade system is pretty fast to unlock things at, but it took me a bit to find due to confusing menus and broken translations from Chinese. Going back to the difficulty, the bosses carry such a crazy amount of health that you are very likely to rotate around …

Pretty decent game. Lacks a bit of polish, like some missing translations (and the original language is Chinese...) or the missing control rebinding settings, but none of these are game-breaking and it's enjoyable overall. Even though I don't always understand what's happening ^^

A fun survivor bullet heaven game with old style graphics. Charming heroes and enemies with decent amount of upgradable skills, unlocks, characters and meta progression. Recommened.