Langoth

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  1. hoanns
    Jun 6, 2020
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    played first 10minutes, was garbage
    played first 10minutes, was garbage .
  2. BlueCatPK
    Aug 10, 2017
    2
    I got this game as an extra in a bundle, so I didn't pay attention to what it actually was before launching the game, just a quick glance atI got this game as an extra in a bundle, so I didn't pay attention to what it actually was before launching the game, just a quick glance at the screenshots which looked fine. But once I did, I could right away feel that something was off.

    It seems that they fully depend on Unreal Engine 4 making this game look good by itself (which they pridefully boast about in all their games,) while having no idea how to take advantage of it. It doesn't matter how beautiful the graphics can be on this engine if you cannot construct anything interesting to look at.
    To be fair, I didn't see everything this game had to offer, but if in the 1,5h of playtime they couldn't hook me on their visuals in any capacity (and they had to since this game doesn't have anything else going for it,) I'm going to believe the rest of the game looks equally uninteresting. Especially since some parts of it, like the character models, are just plain ugly (you probably shouldn't make all those close-ups of them.)
    It didn't help that the arena mode (besides being boring and tedious,) consist of either one giant, empty wasteland, or a couple of walls forming a straight corridor and nothing else.

    The only good thing I can say about this game is that the one track I've heard playing in the first world (I don't know if the other two worlds have different tracks, I couldn't stomach playing this game long enough to find out,) is pretty nice.
    Too bad that the rest of sound design is either obnoxiously bad (like your attack producing ear-grating sound for the entire length of holding the button,) or nonexistent (no effects for walking, jumping, splashing in the water or even killing the enemies,) leaving the entire game to be incredibly unsatisfying to play.

    And on top of all that, there are also some technical issues.
    Constantly stuttering FPS; complete lack of controller support in the menus, forcing you to put it down and use a mouse every time you pause the game or a tutorial pops on the screen; collision with enemies causing the physics to break and launch either of you far away or high into the sky; and poor control of your floaty jumps, despite it being a precision platformer at some parts... just to name a few of them.

    The entire thing just oozes of cheapness and it's hard to even call it a finished product.    … Full Review »