Seraph
Dreadbit · 2016 · Action, Female Protagonist, Platformer, Side Scroller, 2D
PC
Mostly Positive80% · 372
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About Seraph
✦ AI summary
Fight your way through a demon-infested prison as the acrobatic angel Seraph, auto-targeting enemies while you focus on lightning-fast dodges and stylish platforming combat. Every playthrough is different thanks to procedurally generated levels, dynamic difficulty scaling, and the ability to craft new weapons and abilities to take on daily challenges and leaderboard battles.
Seraph is a skill based, acrobatic combat platformer... without aiming! Featuring an angel, known as Seraph, who's fighting to restore her lost power and ultimately escape a prison infested with demons. However, dark magic has trapped the angel inside her human Vessel: if the Vessel dies, so will Seraph.
Key Features
- Gun-fu acrobatic combat - Seraph chooses her own targets with a wide range of deadly firearms, allowing the player to focus on acrobatic evasion instead. Dodge enemy attacks with lightning fast reactions and look awesome while doing it!
- Dynamic difficulty scaling - The on-screen difficulty rating ensures that the game is always challenging. The better you do, the harder the enemies (but the greater the rewards!).
- Designed to be replayed - Levels are procedurally generated and filled with random pick-ups, enemies and bosses. Craft new weapons, Miracles and protective items through the Transmutation feature and unlock powerful passive Oaths for your next demonic encounter. Daily and weeky challenge leaderboards allow you to test your mettle against other players.
- Not a rogue-like! - Seraph can be slain in her battles, but doing so will mean resurrecting with less maximum health. Discover hidden checkpoint orbs to save your start point through the campaign if you die completely.
- Twitch features - Seraph can be played in Twitch mode, allowing viewers to vote between levels to give the Streamer a positive or negative modifier, which then actually alters the game!
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
My PC is rather powerful as it can play games like Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 with no problems. But this game doesn't even launch and will crash back to desktop after a few seconds. Apparently quite a few others are having the same issue. Some say it is an Nvida driver issue, but I am not sure. Regardless, the developer is silent on the matter is and no where to be found. If any member of Steam reads this, this game should be de-listed or at the very least come with a warning. Do not buy this game.2 found this helpful
https://youtu.be/XcEyEvvTjkw Taking the intrinsically silly 'gun-fu' concept and actually delivering a competent implementation with supporting animation is rather commendable.
Somehow everything feels a little bit wrong and I don't even know how.
Seraph isn’t anything special. All-around, its presentation is pretty generic. The environments are visually plastered with dull office colors that mostly serve to allow the colored projectiles to stand out, except for the blood-red drapery in the last area. The demon designs aren’t very original, with appearances from familiar archetypes like the flesh spider, the flesh centaur, the pointy succubus, etc. The story is delivered in unvoiced back and forth dialogues that leave a lot to be desired in engagement and exposition. That said, while the presentation is forgettable, the gameplay is solid enough. The jumping isn’t quite as fluid as I’d like, and the hitboxes are a bit strict, but the auto-aim, double jump, and phasing give you enough freedom that they aren’t a big issue. It can be a tough fight to make it to the next checkpoint, but you keep accumulating crafting materials and crystals to power yourself up, so you incrementally increase your experience, health, and damage buffs as you retry the harder stages. It was hard to distinguish the pickups, so it felt a little arbitrary, but it wasn’t really an obstacle. The difficulty worked pretty well for me, though normal…
not that fun but mediocore
It's pretty fun
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