Seneste anmeldelser af TheCyberDruid

Played in co-op and couldn't trade items with other players. Game runs okay, but is very bland and honestly just plays like a worse version of Torchlight 2. Got a refund. Not recommended.

It's short. It's boring. The 'story' is extremly basic. Might be 'fun' for a dollar, but for nine it is not. Avoid.

It's dead Jim. Whatever the ultimate goal of this game was it has been abandoned. Asking for 9$ for this is a really bad joke. Don't fall for it.

Really a great port of the original game (minus the not so great N64 controller scheme), so really one of the best ways to play the game. Plus for a fiver you really can't complain. Get it today :)

The game is rather boring and since it also big (as in you have to run around a randomly generated map a lot) you waste a lot of time being bored. The story offers a few interesting moments, but it strechted so far for no good reason that it is just a chore to play. Plus the game runs awful and has a lot of glitches. Even with a huge discount I would think twice before getting it.

Not much of a game and even then it's riddled with bad controls and design choices. Avoid.

Freemium mobile game that removed the ingame currency and made it a random drop instead. In a lot of levels you have to unlock tower building spots with this currency and while it is possible to beat (most) levels without doing it the difficulty even on easy is ridiculous. You have to grind earlier levels over and over to get enough 'gems' to unlock better range and damage and lower prices for your towers. There's not that much strategy involved other than unlock things with gems and win the game. If you really like tower defense games and don't mind the boring grind the game is okay, but there are tons of better tower defense games.

I give it that: They improved the game a lot since it first came out. Sadly though, it's still a bland and grindy bit of randomness for me. I played the first planet five times (because silly me thought that there is a way to get a non hostile version that I can chill out on to learn the ropes) and then moved on to the next planet where I needed a resource that I just couldn't find. After about 15 minutes I gave up on it. I guess it gets amazing within the next 15 minutes. Just didn't want to spend another minute on a barren planet with one thing to do. Guess I'll try that game mode that isn't the real game at one point.

To sum it up: The experience was mostly harmless and rather bland. Wouldn't spend more than 10 [insert local currency here] on it again.

Bunch of free play planets, lots of bugs/crashes and a very questionable 'loot box' system to unlock characters and other stuff. The main 'story' is really short and also mashed together with the explanation of the new mechanics. Basically instead of switching characters and enabling red bricks permanently you now have to use gadgets and hats to do the same... kinda.

The build mechanic (you can now build Lego objects in the game) is quite okay, but the way it handles with a controller just feels... odd. That there aren't any levels, but rather planets that mix main and side objectives is also not bad. That's about all the good I can say though.

The side objectives are really boring and repeat all the time. Not that the main objectives are much better. The paint stick and sticker gun are 'new', but they aren't fun to use. Instead of flying characters you get a grappling hook and a jet pack. Both are equally horrible to use and at the same time rather limited.

The whole experience feels really different to the usual Lego games and not in a good way. Lots of times basic things (scanning new objects, changing characters or gadgets) just won't work. Levels have huge empty areas and at best have a chest with a loot box.

Speaking about loot boxes.... who thought that instead of unlocking things at fixed places getting them from loot boxes is more fun? You get three different basic loot boxes (items, characters and 'buildings') which drop a part of a 'mega relic' if you would get a double. The mega relic (which can also be found as a whole) gives you one item of each category that you don't have yet. To open the loot boxes you need to go to a shop. So... you gather a bunch of loot boxes and then stand for minutes in front of a shop slowly watching the long unskippable animation to reveal the items. Over and over again. It's as bad as it sounds.

Overall this game doesn't in any way hold up as a Lego game. All the 'innovation' is pretty much worse than the stale 'sameness' that the Lego games were. If you really like Lego this game is worth a fiver, but otherwise I'd stay away from it at any price.

The game is quite fun, but it's also plagued with some really annoying things. The way that enemies line up to attack you because you can only hurt them and they only hurt you when you are vertically on the same 'height' makes certain enemy combinations a real problem. While you can 'pull' enemies one by one most of the time especially in the later levels you are placed either in the middle of the room or with a huge number of enemies waking up right at the start of the room. That way it's really hard to take them out while not getting knocked down and damaged.

Weapons are also quite unbalanced. Ranged weapons are in general better than melee ones (except that it takes longer as enemies are pretty tanky in the game) and then muskets are way better than bows or staves as they allow for hitting multiple enemies at ones. So if you want to stand a chance of beating the game there's either getting lucky with drops or using a musket.

Still the game is fun when you get not too many unfair situations and unlocking all skills makes the game slightly easier. I'd say if you like Roguelikes get this one.