The other minor issues is the difficulty. I would add that I think having a high degree of choice with weapons when starting your run doesn't force you to explore and experiment, which is something I can circumvent. I find myself gravitating towards certain weapons, and as such it feels that certain weapons are far more effective than others, and for the rest of the "fodder", they rarely play as differently from each other, which dampens the concept of having so many weapons at your disposal. It essentially feels like playing one short level and then you keep replaying it on much harder difficulties.įor weapons, I admit there is a higher degree on subjectivity on my part than the previous issue. You later spend the majority of your gaming playing the same levels, which gets repetitive. However that part -in the grand scheme of the game- is practically miniscule. It was a lot of fun finding them the first time, along with the secondary levels, and finding the abilities/runes. The main issue for levels is how easily you beat the game the first time, causing you get quickly familiar with some of the levels. I think this issue is mainly due to two matters 1) Levels and 2) weapons. I cannot deny the good elements of it, such as the plethora of weapons, the generated level schemes each time you play and the randomness of items, but it felt it wasn't enough to deter a certain "staleness". But I think the main issue was how repetitive it felt. It was beautiful, nice aesthetic and generally fun to play. When I played it however, I couldn't help but feel how vastly overrated it was. When playing other games, I couldn't help but comparing them to RoR2.ĭead Cells had a lot of hype around, and people loved it. I love Risk of Rain 2, it may be one of the most enjoyable games I've played, and I've sunk a lot of hours into it. I've gotten into roguelikes during the time of Risk of Rain 1.
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