Contract
About
"Contract" is a 2D side-scrolling action platformer.
You are the chosen one, the legendary hero―and you have successfully defeated the greatest evil of the land, the Demon King.
Now you're going on a well-deserved vacation at a remote, peaceful village. That is, it should have been peaceful―but for some mysterious reason, monsters are reappearing in the village, and you are tasked by the village elder to dispatch them at the source, the eastern cave at the edge of town.
But this was supposed to be a vacation! Of course you didn't think to pack any swords along with your hawaiian shirt. Luckily, the elder will lend you the magical sword―a precious artifact of the village―on condition that you fill out a contract. Something about it being a, you know, precious artifact.
Anyways, you enter the dungeon to defeat all those monsters―but you can't shake the feeling that something is wrong. The monsters seem endless, even as you cut through them, room after room...
Will you be able to figure out the mystery behind this "contract" and sudden monsters?
Features:
☆ Enjoy simple & clean pixel graphics
☆ Uncover the twist by defeating the dungeon & its formidable boss
☆ Build your best strategy―negotiate the pros and cons of the contract
☆ Feel the sheer thrill of slicing through enemies
☆ Supports both Windows & MacOS
You are the chosen one, the legendary hero―and you have successfully defeated the greatest evil of the land, the Demon King.
Now you're going on a well-deserved vacation at a remote, peaceful village. That is, it should have been peaceful―but for some mysterious reason, monsters are reappearing in the village, and you are tasked by the village elder to dispatch them at the source, the eastern cave at the edge of town.
But this was supposed to be a vacation! Of course you didn't think to pack any swords along with your hawaiian shirt. Luckily, the elder will lend you the magical sword―a precious artifact of the village―on condition that you fill out a contract. Something about it being a, you know, precious artifact.
Anyways, you enter the dungeon to defeat all those monsters―but you can't shake the feeling that something is wrong. The monsters seem endless, even as you cut through them, room after room...
Will you be able to figure out the mystery behind this "contract" and sudden monsters?
Features:
☆ Enjoy simple & clean pixel graphics
☆ Uncover the twist by defeating the dungeon & its formidable boss
☆ Build your best strategy―negotiate the pros and cons of the contract
☆ Feel the sheer thrill of slicing through enemies
☆ Supports both Windows & MacOS
System requirements for macOS
Minimum:
- OS: Mac OS X 10.10 (Yosemite)+
- Processor: Dual core 2.6 ghz +
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphics: nVidia GTS 450 or better
- Storage: 80 MB available space
Recommended:
- OS: Mac OS X 10.10 (Yosemite)+
- Processor: Intel core i5 series +
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: nVidia GTS 450 or better
- Storage: 100 MB available space
System requirements for PC
Minimum:
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 7 +
- Processor: Dual core 2.6 ghz +
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphics: nVidia GTS 450 or better
- Storage: 80 MB available space
Recommended:
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 7 +
- Processor: Intel core i5 series +
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: nVidia GTS 450 or better
- Storage: 100 MB available space
Contract reviews and comments
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Microsoft from Deutsch
Microsoft from Deutsch
Interesting, but not the real one ...
tl; dr below I don't recommend the Game "yet," hoping that something changes.
But first of all, to the good Aspects: I think the Idea of the Game is good and the Pixel Graphics Exudes a certain Charm.
You also have the Opportunity to improve the Equipment as well as the Outward of the Character, which you can buy from the Money earned in Missions.
Unfortunately, the Good ends now and I would have liked to have written more about it ... All right.
What about the Negative?: The Game played through quickly. With 83 Minutes I played through the Game anyway. You could have played a few Minutes longer or even less. But I think my Playing Time is about average. In itself, for a cheap Game, it may not be bad with Replay value, but it doesn't have that with me. So The Game should bring at least an Hour more game for 5 Euros.
What also bothered me a lot was that the Game became monotonous in the Long run. The Levels are not very different from each other (by which I do not mean the black and white style) and one runs from time to time at the ever-increasing maps, since as already written you can not find any Optical Dots at which the "AHA" Effect occurs and you know where to look Just located.
With 4 Opponent classes standing in your Way, it's also quick soup. The typical System works as always: Until it falls over. Me a bit of a little BIT of a blunt.
What bothers me Totally are the non-existent Hitpoints/hitboxes. No matter what Limb is shot, the damage is always the same ... In some cases it even seems to me that the Opponents do not even have a Head, because in the case of head Shots, no Hits are usually registered at All.
And worst of all, the Game is still quite busty. From Enemies that fall through the Ground and disappear, to Enemies who slip through the entire Aisle as they fall, opening all The doors that lie on their Way to the next Wall through which the Corpse then of course simply disappears up to Enemies Who have "downed" themselves after "getting emptled" to move to get you done in The Melee and in the State of "moving on to you" are either Immortal or simply not to hit (since you have no Signs whether you have hit or not it is hard to do this To assess). But this has not Happened Rare ... With about every 4th Opponent, at least one of the above things happened ... And the latter doesn't exactly make it easy to finish the Game successfully.
If the Game in the early access I could cope with the above and I would have greater Hope for Change. However, Since this is not the Case, I hope that something will change, but I do not expect it.
I hope I could ascertain a Feeling for the Game (from my Point of view).
MfG tl; dr Game is still immature, and its current Price is not worth it. One hopes for Improvement.