Tunche

🍃 This game really does look charming, especially the characters. The further you play, the easier it gets, and that's not about lvling (especially if you've played beat 'em ups). Invest resources in health-related stats & skills, and it can be completed in under ten runs (even if you're bad at the local DMC combos). There are only four worlds, the bosses are decent, but easy. However, there's a lot of replayability, as the five characters are leveled up separately, and you can unlock lore stories, dialogues, and more, but doing it solo can be quite monotonous (same locations and sometimes sponge enemies). Another downside is the infinite loading bug; it's rare, but still there. Overall, the content is modest, but it's fun, and it looks and sounds good! By the way, my first online girlfriend had nickname "Nayra", lol.

I think most of the people (including me) bought the game because Hat Kit but don't fall into the trap. I like the art style but the game is so boring. Fights aren't exciting, the combats are too repetitively and most of the soundtrack is too calm for a fighting game. The story is also boring, not because of the story itself, but because of that awkward silence. They should have added voices or at least distinctive sound effects for each character during their dialogues. It feels like an incomplete or abandoned game.

ANYTHING to get those time pieces

Fun little sidescroller roguelike

Tunche is a good game. It's not awesome by any metric, but it was fun. The combat starts off very shallow but gets better once you get some upgrades. I beat the game on my 4th try, and I almost beat it on the 3rd, but I was really low on health when entering the last boss room. You also get upgrades akin to boons from Hades, but they are way more simple and have almost no synergies. There is a combo multiplier like DMC, but it's pretty strange, and I don't think it values variety, just juggle everything in the air, and you will get an A or SS pretty easily. I also think Magic and Melee are not well balanced, Magic has a ton of damage, but it does not trigger the combos properly, while Melee triggers the multiplier, but it will take a few dozen seconds to kill even simple enemies. The story is also not that interesting, and it's told in a very weird way. You get some notes through the game that tell the past of the character you're playing with, and the main story is also very predictable. But it gets the job done. The best aspect of Tunche is the art style, love hand-drawn art and I it's really high quality. In the end, I was satisfied, but not blown away. It's a solid endeavo…

god awful controls and way too much exposition + interrupts i dont need to be hand held over fkn PRESS A TO ATTACK or PRESS J 3x IN A ROW TO COMBO 50 windows in a row over the most braindead controls and then the gameplay sucks a fat one ever so slightly up or down and whiff whiff whiff u want a combo system that rewards comboing then don't make it so awful to use skills