Descenders gives you a great sandbox to play in. The physics are enjoyable to play with, but where the game really shines is its endless challenges. The randomly generated maps ensure that each run through the game feels unique while maintaining enough familiarity to allow you to build your own skill through experience.
Świetna gra o jeździe rowerem po prostych trasach w różnych sceneriach i warunkach pogodowych. Czy naszym jedynym celem będzie dotarcie do mety czy wykonanie jak najbardziej odjechanych trików zależy tylko od nas.
Plusy i minusy:
+ popylanie tutaj rowerkiem 70km/h daje większe poczucie szybkości niż 300km/h w jakimkolwiek NFSie czy Forzie
- brzydka grafika rodem z początków PS3...
+ ...ale jedziemy tak szybko, że nikogo to nie obchodzi
+ podczas jazdy przygrywa całkiem fajny drum and bass
+ trasy w różnych środowiskach mocno się od siebie różnią, wraz z odblokowaniem kolejnych fajnie rośnie poziom trudności
- trasy generowane losowo
- na dużych, wykonanych przez twórców mapach dodatkowych przydałyby się jakieś zadania
Plusy i minusy:
+ popylanie tutaj rowerkiem 70km/h daje większe poczucie szybkości niż 300km/h w jakimkolwiek NFSie czy Forzie
- brzydka grafika rodem z początków PS3...
+ ...ale jedziemy tak szybko, że nikogo to nie obchodzi
+ podczas jazdy przygrywa całkiem fajny drum and bass
+ trasy w różnych środowiskach mocno się od siebie różnią, wraz z odblokowaniem kolejnych fajnie rośnie poziom trudności
- trasy generowane losowo
- na dużych, wykonanych przez twórców mapach dodatkowych przydałyby się jakieś zadania
This game is currently in the Humble Choice for September 2022, this is part of my coverage of the bundle. If you are interested in the game and it's before October 4th, 2022, consider picking up the game as part of the current monthly bundle.
Rogue-lite multiplayer Tony Hawk-style extreme speed, yes all of that.
Descenders is amazing. You’ll have a randomized world that allows you to explore different courses, earn a point system called “Rep”, discover different challenges in different courses, and also can see other players, but not directly be affected by them. There’s a lot to like here, the extreme speed, the ease of stunts and tricks. I automatically just pop off a Backflip almost every time I jump.
I only got through the first of the four locations, and then there were also additional challenges. I need to work on what’s known as the Boss Jump because I kept biffing over and over, and it’s the one piece that always shows up. There’s a great design at the core of this game, and this instantly hooked me into wanting to explore more and more of this experience.
Pick this up if you want an extreme sports game. This would be better if you play in a party, and in multiplayer, each person enters the same map but can go different routes, and I don’t believe can interfere with each other. However the experience here is sublime, and I am probably going to play more of it before this weekend.
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Rogue-lite multiplayer Tony Hawk-style extreme speed, yes all of that.
Descenders is amazing. You’ll have a randomized world that allows you to explore different courses, earn a point system called “Rep”, discover different challenges in different courses, and also can see other players, but not directly be affected by them. There’s a lot to like here, the extreme speed, the ease of stunts and tricks. I automatically just pop off a Backflip almost every time I jump.
I only got through the first of the four locations, and then there were also additional challenges. I need to work on what’s known as the Boss Jump because I kept biffing over and over, and it’s the one piece that always shows up. There’s a great design at the core of this game, and this instantly hooked me into wanting to explore more and more of this experience.
Pick this up if you want an extreme sports game. This would be better if you play in a party, and in multiplayer, each person enters the same map but can go different routes, and I don’t believe can interfere with each other. However the experience here is sublime, and I am probably going to play more of it before this weekend.
If you enjoyed this review or want to know what I think of other games in the bundle, check out the full review on or subscribe to my Youtube channel: https://youtu.be/KaOfaR3TjNI
I don't think I like this game much, and yet I keep returning to it. A rather plain-looking game with open-world elements that add little to it, there's still something exhilarating in speeding down a mountainside or a dirt track with a cool bike, taking daring turns and death-defying jumps, barely making that front-flip or 360, just to then speed into a tree you didn't notice and break your biker's back.
The Ironman-like career mode is kind of fun in how it encourages playing carefully and building up to opening shortcuts to different worlds, but I still feel like it's a game I'll play for a while and then forget it existed.
I found the soundtrack horrible though. I'm a fan of electronic and all kinds of music that might sound similar to what the game presents, but I found it so repetitive and annoying here that I turned it off. It might just be a matter of taste, but that’s still something that rarely happens to me. And for a chillax game that can be the death-knell, if you're not bringing your own music.
I couldn't find the tutorial, but I feel the game could make good use of it. Also was disappointed that the forest, which is my favourite environment, isn't unlocked from the start.
The Ironman-like career mode is kind of fun in how it encourages playing carefully and building up to opening shortcuts to different worlds, but I still feel like it's a game I'll play for a while and then forget it existed.
I found the soundtrack horrible though. I'm a fan of electronic and all kinds of music that might sound similar to what the game presents, but I found it so repetitive and annoying here that I turned it off. It might just be a matter of taste, but that’s still something that rarely happens to me. And for a chillax game that can be the death-knell, if you're not bringing your own music.
I couldn't find the tutorial, but I feel the game could make good use of it. Also was disappointed that the forest, which is my favourite environment, isn't unlocked from the start.