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Its ridiculous how overlooked this game is, its a lot of fun and some of the best movement out there , with the latest update adding even MORE movement options to play with in New Game +

Play this game!

Takes a lot of inspiration from Voices of the Void while adding its own mechanics with setting up a recording network, but it doesn't quite have the juice yet. It has some promise but lacks a lot of depth right now and 'spooky' events I've seen so far have been pretty boring.

Just play Voices of the Void until this game gets updated and improved.

What can I say that hasn't already been said? It's a great , if challenging, game. Give it a go

I'm conflicted. The game is fine, still fun, and if you like Dungeon Warfare 1 or 2, you'll enjoy this one as well. However it doesn't really add all that much from Dungeon Warfare 2.

The Good :
- No more grinding for items to get better stats or to unlock items that give your traps new abilities. This has been replaced by Sigils and Charms which are unlocked as you complete optional objectives in dungeons.

- 'Hero' units that act like a mobile tower that you can move around the map. You start with one which will fly around the map on its own or you can make it guard a point on the map. There's at least one more you can unlock further in the game

- A few new traps (like a giant laser beam which is a lot of fun) and charms which can give you even more trap variety

- Some maps allow you to place your Cornerstone (the thing enemies are trying to attack) which gives you a lot of new avenues of strategy to build around

The Mixed:
- The Overworld map. Instead of just progressing from one dungeon to the next, you shape a world from hex shaped tiles you play from cards you earn ( or buy with souls shards ) after completing a dungeon, which can end up giving you benefits while playing a dungeon depending on how position the dungeons and the different tiles.

Its an interesting concept but feels underutilized. The buffs you can get from shaping the landscape and placing dungeons so they get the most benefits from it can be great, but often times are more trouble than they're worth to realize. Maybe its better for end game play trying to get as far as you possibly can in an endless dungeon?

- No more skill tree, that has been replaced by Sigils as well as certain cards you can play on the Overworld which give you global benefits (and sometimes hindrances) . You unlock do unlock some skills after beating the game once

The Bad:
- Some traps got removed

-You no longer are able to select which upgrade you want for each tier of trap upgrades while inside a dungeon by default, you have to select the upgrade before you start the dungeon. There is a sigil you can unlock later that gives you this ability, but it feels silly to me that they made it this way by default.

- Difficulty seems to be higher than in the other games, but I think that's mostly because armor seems to ramps up quicker, and the game seems to LOVE throwing Black Knights at you immediately, both of which end up making most of your arsenal practically useless and you just have to rely mostly on poison and burn damage


Ultimately, its still a good game, and still fun for the price. It just feels like it could've done a bit more to build upon DW 1 and 2.

Definitely has its problems, but it runs pretty well for me in ultra wide screen (with the WHOLE SCREEN for once instead of how most games do it) with Raytracing turned off but eh I can live without that if it lets me zip around NYC smoothly.

A whole heck of a lot of fun to swing, glide, jump and fight freely around NYC. I only played the first Spiderman on the PS4 but this seems like a huge improvement in every way, highly recommend!

Does a good job combining a lot of the fun combat mechanics of Wo Long into the Dynasty Warrior formula. The game is actually a challenge now, where you have to learn how to use all of your abilities instead of spamming attacking and musouing your way through a thousands goons. If you're a fan of series, the jump in difficulty and learning curve might not be to your liking, but I highly recommend checking the demo

I'm liking a lot of the changes, water park stuff is good, new rides and customization options (especially for paths) are plentiful and well made. It feels like its going in the right direction but it needs a little more work.

Some problems I've seen:
-I keep getting random crashes
-Scenery Rating doesn't seem to be calculating correctly for a lot of rides?
-Game randomly decides that some places cannot be accessed anymore?
-Guests keep creating traffic jams
-When it first came out, guests wouldn't get in line. They fixed that but now they are lining up WAY past their queues creating human traffic jams everywhere

Like Reus 1 but better in every way. An easy to learn puzzle game where you try to work out the best synergies between different bioticas to make life flourish on your planet.

A lot of fun but could use a leaderboard for the Daily and Weekly challenges.

Save yourself and do not buy this game.

As much as I like the inspirations of this game, and how I like what its trying to do, there's just not much here after beating the game in about an hour. There's a lot that can be done with this concept and I just wish there was more to it.

However, the theme song IS catchy