Eldritch review

Recommended

by Rafael Gazola Ghedini

7/10

Nice Game, is a lot of Fun so far. You start in a Library, are introduced to the Game by reading books, and Magic books Teleport you to different Worlds. In these Worlds you collect different Things like weapons and Money that you can spend again at a Dealer if you want, you can also steal and kill the Dealer ^ ^ There are of course also opponents and fall, but everything quite simple, you don't have to sneak there the Opponents up Now after 1-2 Strokes are Instant death, much will be harder later but you can find it yourself;) The Graphics scare off some because they are very well, let's just design. But if Graphics are not so important, and if you want to make Indiana Jones, you can access it quietly. I definitely keep playing and hope that it can't end too quickly.

Great game! Playing in stealth mode at this game has made me a little think of dishonored, by its dynamic displacement and how one can surprise the enemies from behind. The atmosphere is great, inspired by the writing of H. P. Lovecraft, it literally taped me during my different parts to finally succeed in finishing the game. Visually, the game is all in pixelated textures, but the most beautiful effect because perfectly mastered and it feels. The different atmospheres are very complementary and well thought out too (Ah these cursed basements with Egyptian design, which class). The music, sober and mainly made of saturated guitars, is intoxicating and further strengthens the oppresent atmosphere that emerges from the game. Bravo also for the variety of enemies, some of which are simply to avoid, so these are wounds! Buy!

"Eldritch" is a real Rogue-elite pearl. That the Game is built of Blocks may deter some who have had rather nasty experiences with bad Minecraft successors from trying this Game-but stop! "Eldritch" uses this Technique in an ingenious way, enabling three-dimensional, randomly generated levels that are applied by Room in a Grid. "Eldritch" contains almost everything a Rogue-like must have: A bog-hard Difficulty and a high Replay value. Fall And Opponents do not forgive the slightest mistake and despite the high Fruit Factor, the well-known "Argh! Right away again! This Time he's a nice time! " Feeling like I personally only knew it from "The Binding of Isaac" or "Rogue Legacy." I Would only have been happy about more Achievements and Stuff to play free ... Lovecraft'S Monsters and Ideas have been lovingly, though not always fittingly, worked into the Game World. I think the old Master would certainly have had more Fun with this Game than the disappointing Schund That August Derleth or Wolfgang Hohlbein fabricated in Memory of his Myth works. However, prior Knowledge is not required, of course. In Conclusion, everyone has the Fun of Roguelikes should give "Eldritch" a Chance. The Game is not particularly expensive and often included in Bundles.