Simples, desafiador e divertido. Boa exploração e tem diferentes modos de jogo para dificultar ainda mais a experiência.
Para vencer a maioria dos bosses você precisar seguir apenas duas etapas:
1 - descubra onde você deve acertar a flecha
2 - descubra o momento certo para usar a flecha
Muito bom e curto, porém com segredos e novos modos para aumentar o tempo. Último boss é meio chato, então deixou um gosto meio amargo no fim.
Para vencer a maioria dos bosses você precisar seguir apenas duas etapas:
1 - descubra onde você deve acertar a flecha
2 - descubra o momento certo para usar a flecha
Muito bom e curto, porém com segredos e novos modos para aumentar o tempo. Último boss é meio chato, então deixou um gosto meio amargo no fim.
souls
Me encanta la temática, el ambiente, lo sencillo y simple como es presentado. No me gusta los jefes, no es un juego para mi, puede que mi reseña sea más positiva si tuviese manos para jugar bien, pero no creo que sea condición suficiente
Gustosita boss rush con sus vueltitas a las mecánicas gustositas y su banda sonora gustosita
CARA, ISSO É MUITO DIFÍCIL. QUANDO EU DESPERTAR UM ESPÍRITO SADOMASOQUISTA EU VOLTO PRA JOGAR DENOVO E AVALIAR ESSA TORTURA.
Dolor de controles y de hitboxes
Buena demo técnica I guess
Buena demo técnica I guess
I think this game does a LOT really well. The bosses all get killed in one hit, but you have to spend attempts figuring out how to access their singular weak spot, which is a fun challenge and is balanced basically perfectly by you also being killed in one hit. My big issue is that the environment is just too big for its own good with no easy/quick way to traverse it, so it ends up being a lot of running to the bosses, only to die within a few seconds because a lot of bosses are supposed to be killed really fast. In a world where this wasn't the developers' first game and condensed the world to just be hallways between each boss, this game would be incredible, but what we get is still a very fun game that I enjoyed quite a bit.
|/|- This review has two versions, one in English and another in Portuguese (Brazil);
|\|- Essa review tem duas versões, uma em Inglês e outra em Português (Brasil).
> ENGLISH:
In an unknown world teeming with colossal titans of various kinds, our small protagonist embarks on a journey to defeat them.
Initially, the objective of our character in defeating all the titans is not clear, nor is what existed previously in this world. This becomes apparent as we notice that we are just a small being with a simple bow and arrow (which returns to the player when pulled).
Each of the nearly 20 colossal titans has its details (some better, some worse), and all of them present a design that reflects their original environment. A small issue is that many of the titans are not memorable as we progress through the story, as some are extremely easy to defeat, which diminishes some appreciation for them as the story progresses.
Its soundtrack is quite remarkable; I would say it's one of the best features of "Titan Souls". It contributes greatly to each environment's atmosphere and to our character's battles. Therefore, the theme it produces is very well matched and worked out in various aspects, whether in calmness or apprehension.
Our character dies when hit once; however, when our arrow hits the "target" of one of the titans, it also dies (depending on its type, as some have another "phase"), so we need to shoot and hit it too before it regenerates. I'm not a fan of this part, to be honest, I don't like it at all, as sometimes I defeat a titan out of nowhere, and it just ends there, without even having the "grace" of having battled with it. It's somewhat frustrating to repeat it again just to see where its weak point was.
One of the main criticisms I read about the game was about the downtime, evidenced by the small loadings that occur, where we are stuck for about 5 to 8 seconds without being able to take any action. It may seem trivial, but for a game that has a "speedrun" characteristic, it's quite pathetic.
An idea to reduce this loading time would be to have our character respawn in the titan's room when defeated by a titan, instead of just respawning at their scene checkpoint. This would make gameplay much smoother.
In my opinion, it should have focused more on a skill system (upgrades), considering the vast world it has. However, I feel that something like this was missing to give it a "boost".
Why do I say this? Simply put, with the vast world the game has created, full of scenes of various types (ancient ruins, tundras, underworld, and night forests), but little of these parts were explored. I think they could have a significant spotlight with a career of improving their skills throughout the game. It could be something basic, like a little more speed, speed when pulling the arrow, rolling, among other things.
RATING: 5.7/10
Review in Steam: https://steamcommunity.com/id/SkeleZx/recommended/297130
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> PORTUGUÊS (BRASIL):
Em um mundo desconhecido e repleto de titãs colossais de diversos tipos, nosso pequeno protagonista parte em sua jornada para os derrotá-los.
Inicialmente, o objetivo de nosso personagem ao derrotar todos os titãs não é claro, nem mesmo o que havia anteriormente neste mundo. Isso fica aparente se notarmos, que somos apenas um pequeno ser e seu simples arco e flecha (que retorna ao jogador quando puxado).
Cada um dos quase 20 titãs colossais tem seus detalhes (alguns melhores, outros piores), e todos eles apresentam um design que reflete seu ambiente de origem. Um pequeno problema é que muitos dos titãs não são memoráveis à medida que avançamos na história, pois alguns são extremamente fáceis de serem derrotados, o que diminui um pouco da apreciação por eles à medida que avançamos na história.
Sua trilha sonora é bastante notável, diria que é uma das melhores características de "Titan Souls". Pois ela contribui demais para cada ambiente da atmosfera e nas batalhas de nosso personagem. Sendo assim, o tema que ela produz é muito bem combinado e trabalhado em diversos aspectos, sejam de calmaria ou apreensão.
Nosso personagem morre ao ser atingido uma vez, contudo quando a sua flecha acerta o "alvo" de um dos titãs, ele também morre (depende qual o tipo dele, pois alguns têm outra "fase"), então precisaremos atirar e acertar nela também, antes que se regenere. Eu não sou um fã dessa parte, na real, não gosto nenhum pouco, pois às vezes eu derroto um titã do nada e meio que fica por isso mesmo, sem ao menos ter uma "graça" de ter batalhado com ele. Tem como eu repetir novamente, mas chegar até ele novamente só para ver onde era o seu ponto fraco é no mínimo um tanto frustrante.
Uma das principais críticas que li sobre o game foi sobre o downtime, evidenciado pelos pequenos loadings que ocorrem, nos quais ficamos presos por cerca de 5 a 8 segundos sem poder realizar nenhuma ação. Pode até parecer algo ingênuo, mas isso para um game que tem uma característica de "speedrun" é bem patético.
Uma ideia para reduzir esse tempo de loading, seria fazer com que nosso personagem ao ser derrotado por algum titã, renascer na sala dele, em vez de apenas renascermos em seu checkpoint de cenário. Isso faria a jogabilidade demasiadamente mais fluida.
Para mim, ele deveria ter se concentrado mais em um sistema de habilidades (upgrades), considerando o vasto mundo que ele tem. Entretanto sinto que faltava algo assim para dar uma "complementada".
Mas porque digo isso? Simples, com o vasto mundo que o game criou, cheio de cenários de vários tipos (ruínas antigas, tundras, submundo e florestas noturnas), mas pouco foi explorado dessas partes, acho que elas poderiam ter um grande destaque com uma carreira de ir melhorando suas habilidades ao longo do game. Poderia ser algo bem básico, como um pouco mais de velocidade, velocidade ao puxar a flecha, rolar, entre outras coisas.
NOTA: 5.7/10
Review na Steam: https://steamcommunity.com/id/SkeleZx/recommended/297130
|\|- Essa review tem duas versões, uma em Inglês e outra em Português (Brasil).
> ENGLISH:
In an unknown world teeming with colossal titans of various kinds, our small protagonist embarks on a journey to defeat them.
Initially, the objective of our character in defeating all the titans is not clear, nor is what existed previously in this world. This becomes apparent as we notice that we are just a small being with a simple bow and arrow (which returns to the player when pulled).
Each of the nearly 20 colossal titans has its details (some better, some worse), and all of them present a design that reflects their original environment. A small issue is that many of the titans are not memorable as we progress through the story, as some are extremely easy to defeat, which diminishes some appreciation for them as the story progresses.
Its soundtrack is quite remarkable; I would say it's one of the best features of "Titan Souls". It contributes greatly to each environment's atmosphere and to our character's battles. Therefore, the theme it produces is very well matched and worked out in various aspects, whether in calmness or apprehension.
Our character dies when hit once; however, when our arrow hits the "target" of one of the titans, it also dies (depending on its type, as some have another "phase"), so we need to shoot and hit it too before it regenerates. I'm not a fan of this part, to be honest, I don't like it at all, as sometimes I defeat a titan out of nowhere, and it just ends there, without even having the "grace" of having battled with it. It's somewhat frustrating to repeat it again just to see where its weak point was.
One of the main criticisms I read about the game was about the downtime, evidenced by the small loadings that occur, where we are stuck for about 5 to 8 seconds without being able to take any action. It may seem trivial, but for a game that has a "speedrun" characteristic, it's quite pathetic.
An idea to reduce this loading time would be to have our character respawn in the titan's room when defeated by a titan, instead of just respawning at their scene checkpoint. This would make gameplay much smoother.
In my opinion, it should have focused more on a skill system (upgrades), considering the vast world it has. However, I feel that something like this was missing to give it a "boost".
Why do I say this? Simply put, with the vast world the game has created, full of scenes of various types (ancient ruins, tundras, underworld, and night forests), but little of these parts were explored. I think they could have a significant spotlight with a career of improving their skills throughout the game. It could be something basic, like a little more speed, speed when pulling the arrow, rolling, among other things.
RATING: 5.7/10
Review in Steam: https://steamcommunity.com/id/SkeleZx/recommended/297130
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> PORTUGUÊS (BRASIL):
Em um mundo desconhecido e repleto de titãs colossais de diversos tipos, nosso pequeno protagonista parte em sua jornada para os derrotá-los.
Inicialmente, o objetivo de nosso personagem ao derrotar todos os titãs não é claro, nem mesmo o que havia anteriormente neste mundo. Isso fica aparente se notarmos, que somos apenas um pequeno ser e seu simples arco e flecha (que retorna ao jogador quando puxado).
Cada um dos quase 20 titãs colossais tem seus detalhes (alguns melhores, outros piores), e todos eles apresentam um design que reflete seu ambiente de origem. Um pequeno problema é que muitos dos titãs não são memoráveis à medida que avançamos na história, pois alguns são extremamente fáceis de serem derrotados, o que diminui um pouco da apreciação por eles à medida que avançamos na história.
Sua trilha sonora é bastante notável, diria que é uma das melhores características de "Titan Souls". Pois ela contribui demais para cada ambiente da atmosfera e nas batalhas de nosso personagem. Sendo assim, o tema que ela produz é muito bem combinado e trabalhado em diversos aspectos, sejam de calmaria ou apreensão.
Nosso personagem morre ao ser atingido uma vez, contudo quando a sua flecha acerta o "alvo" de um dos titãs, ele também morre (depende qual o tipo dele, pois alguns têm outra "fase"), então precisaremos atirar e acertar nela também, antes que se regenere. Eu não sou um fã dessa parte, na real, não gosto nenhum pouco, pois às vezes eu derroto um titã do nada e meio que fica por isso mesmo, sem ao menos ter uma "graça" de ter batalhado com ele. Tem como eu repetir novamente, mas chegar até ele novamente só para ver onde era o seu ponto fraco é no mínimo um tanto frustrante.
Uma das principais críticas que li sobre o game foi sobre o downtime, evidenciado pelos pequenos loadings que ocorrem, nos quais ficamos presos por cerca de 5 a 8 segundos sem poder realizar nenhuma ação. Pode até parecer algo ingênuo, mas isso para um game que tem uma característica de "speedrun" é bem patético.
Uma ideia para reduzir esse tempo de loading, seria fazer com que nosso personagem ao ser derrotado por algum titã, renascer na sala dele, em vez de apenas renascermos em seu checkpoint de cenário. Isso faria a jogabilidade demasiadamente mais fluida.
Para mim, ele deveria ter se concentrado mais em um sistema de habilidades (upgrades), considerando o vasto mundo que ele tem. Entretanto sinto que faltava algo assim para dar uma "complementada".
Mas porque digo isso? Simples, com o vasto mundo que o game criou, cheio de cenários de vários tipos (ruínas antigas, tundras, submundo e florestas noturnas), mas pouco foi explorado dessas partes, acho que elas poderiam ter um grande destaque com uma carreira de ir melhorando suas habilidades ao longo do game. Poderia ser algo bem básico, como um pouco mais de velocidade, velocidade ao puxar a flecha, rolar, entre outras coisas.
NOTA: 5.7/10
Review na Steam: https://steamcommunity.com/id/SkeleZx/recommended/297130
Game with a pretty good soundtrack and pretty nice graphics, but with average gameplay. I like the gimmick of one shot, one kill, but some bosses are really annoying with this idea in mind.
If you like a short game, where you figure out, how to find bosses weak points, give it a try. Oh and do yourself a favour and play on controller.
If you like a short game, where you figure out, how to find bosses weak points, give it a try. Oh and do yourself a favour and play on controller.
si ammazza qualche boss qua e la
finally, a Souls game that's actually hard.
Uma experiência única!!, sério mesmo, um jogo onde todos os inimigos são bosses? Que conceito interessante, me fez passar raiva as vezes, mas da pra zerar, agora platinar é outros quinhentos. Jogo bom que rendeu até uma série completa meu canal.
Uma boa e curta experiência, alguns poucos chefes memoráveis
Maybe the real treasure were the titan souls we got along the way?
I was actually quite far into the game, probably fought a difficult boss and gave up? I really liked the atmosphere and especially the music. The idea of being able to fight with only one arrow is definitely interesting and the battles were also very varied and innovative....
Years later I tried it again and I've spontaneously finished the whole thing and defeated the last bosses. I quickly realized why I put the game down back then. Some of the boss fights are simply very random. You have to find the right tactics, which is cool, but the execution depends on so many random factors that a victory hardly felt like a success to me. Having to walk long distances to the boss when you've been defeated is also a flawed design decision.... So overall I was rather disappointed. The music is nice and I like the graphics too but the gameplay is frustrating and as I said partly unfair and random....meh.
Years later I tried it again and I've spontaneously finished the whole thing and defeated the last bosses. I quickly realized why I put the game down back then. Some of the boss fights are simply very random. You have to find the right tactics, which is cool, but the execution depends on so many random factors that a victory hardly felt like a success to me. Having to walk long distances to the boss when you've been defeated is also a flawed design decision.... So overall I was rather disappointed. The music is nice and I like the graphics too but the gameplay is frustrating and as I said partly unfair and random....meh.
A pretty fun boss fighting game that brought me back to my old Minecraft one in the chamber mini game days. It really challenges you to figure out an approach and opening for each boss which was satisfying and challenging. Beating it on hard mode was also fun as the game became more about execution than planning. My one major gripe about this game is that it makes you walk 10-16 seconds after respawning for a boss fight. I can't overstate how shitty of a design choice this is for a game you die in one hit in. Some fights last a few seconds as you try to figure out a boss and it is really annoying that there can be stretches where there is more walking to the boss than actually fighting it. It was also fun to see a lot of ideas for Deaths Door get their start in this game.
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fun puzzley bosses. love the gimmick. my big gripe is the boss runbacks... i have no idea why such a thing would be present in a game like this. extremely odd decision. the game is short and isnt particularly difficult so it doesnt end up being a huge deal, but annoying nonetheless. also this game should not be 15 dollars lol
Titan Souls is a game about bullshit. When you die it feels like bullshit and when you win it feels like bullshit.
(Reseña sacada de mi cuenta de Steam: APolChrome)
Si tuviese que describir este juego en una sola palabra, sería minimalismo. Es increíble como en 3-4 horas y UN punto principal, consigue divertir y variar tanto.
Básicamente va de una persona cualquiera que se encuentra en un vasto mundo lleno de titanes, criaturas mucho más imponentes y aparentemente poderosas que él. Al más puro estilo Shadow of the Collosus, iremos derrotando a distintos titanes con nuestra única arma, el arco. El combate es el focus del juego. Este es fluídisimo, es súper gratificante simplemente combatir, aunque te mueras. El movimiento está súper bien hecho y el arco se maneja muy bien.
Los bosses, lo principal... Son perfectos. Simplemente eso. Los combates tienen 2 fases: la primera, encontrar el punto débil y la segunda a darle al punto débil. Eso hace que los primeros intentos de un jefe, él se sienta desconocido, ya que no sabes qué hay que hacer realmente. Consiguen que de una flecha salgan varias mecánicas bastante originales y divertidas.
Visualmente, es muy bonito, con entornos variados y un pixel art simple pero muy bonico. La música es como yo lo llamo "hacer un Breath of The Wild". Esto es no poner música en el overworld y en los combates poner para que sean más épicos, y lo hace muy bien. Transmite muy bien esa sensación de soledad ante un mundo tan grande.
Titan Souls me ha parecido un juegardo en toda regla que todo el mundo debería jugar aunque fuera solo una vez.
Si tuviese que describir este juego en una sola palabra, sería minimalismo. Es increíble como en 3-4 horas y UN punto principal, consigue divertir y variar tanto.
Básicamente va de una persona cualquiera que se encuentra en un vasto mundo lleno de titanes, criaturas mucho más imponentes y aparentemente poderosas que él. Al más puro estilo Shadow of the Collosus, iremos derrotando a distintos titanes con nuestra única arma, el arco. El combate es el focus del juego. Este es fluídisimo, es súper gratificante simplemente combatir, aunque te mueras. El movimiento está súper bien hecho y el arco se maneja muy bien.
Los bosses, lo principal... Son perfectos. Simplemente eso. Los combates tienen 2 fases: la primera, encontrar el punto débil y la segunda a darle al punto débil. Eso hace que los primeros intentos de un jefe, él se sienta desconocido, ya que no sabes qué hay que hacer realmente. Consiguen que de una flecha salgan varias mecánicas bastante originales y divertidas.
Visualmente, es muy bonito, con entornos variados y un pixel art simple pero muy bonico. La música es como yo lo llamo "hacer un Breath of The Wild". Esto es no poner música en el overworld y en los combates poner para que sean más épicos, y lo hace muy bien. Transmite muy bien esa sensación de soledad ante un mundo tan grande.
Titan Souls me ha parecido un juegardo en toda regla que todo el mundo debería jugar aunque fuera solo una vez.
I came across this game through PS Plus but it was so engaging out the door. Its art style is very cute and timeless, and the gameplay loop is very addicting. Me and my friends had a blast taking on this gauntlet of a boss rush and this game does something very unique in which all bosses die in only one hit. It sounds boring, but the bosses as well as combat is perfectly balanced to be a constant power struggle as you learn the enemy's weakness and the boss constantly moves around trying to get you. It was a good experience and fun to go back to.
Um jogo criado em 2015 que pode ser considerado atemporal, pelo menos eu considero.
Você tem uma flecha e um objetivo, e é melhor que cada inimigo comece a rezar, pois você não irar para, talvez por ganancia, talvez para testar a si mesmo, porem isso não importa.
Nesse jogo você terá sua determinação testada, você pode matar todos seus inimigos com apenas um golpe, mas isso vale para você também. Você passara por vários titãs, com cada um com seus designer único, e com movimentações únicas, você terá que decorar e aprender como vencer, talvez isso seja de primeira ou talvez demore 30m, vai de cada um.
Vi algumas pessoas reclamando sobre o fato de não ser pratico certas coisas, como por exemplo entrar na sala do boss e essas coisas, e pra mim isso é preguiça ou você morreu muito e ta cansado, porem dai é algo da sua experiencia e não sinceramente algo ruim do jogo, pelo menos ao meu ver, eu joguei o jogo inteiro e não me incomodei em andar um pouco para chegar no boss, não acho uma reclamação tão ruim, porem não acho que isso é motivo para o jogo não ser considerado bom.
Bem, as musicas desse jogo são incríveis junto com alguns detalhes que você pode ver e tentar descobrir, ele tem um fator replay interessante para quem se interessa, no qual você descobre um pouco mais sobre os titãs e por ai vai.
Eu gosto muito desse jogo e ele pra mim foi um marco por ser muito bom, eu RECOMENDO MUITO, ele é interessante bem feito, com musica, pixel arte até uma historinha caso queira.
Você tem uma flecha e um objetivo, e é melhor que cada inimigo comece a rezar, pois você não irar para, talvez por ganancia, talvez para testar a si mesmo, porem isso não importa.
Nesse jogo você terá sua determinação testada, você pode matar todos seus inimigos com apenas um golpe, mas isso vale para você também. Você passara por vários titãs, com cada um com seus designer único, e com movimentações únicas, você terá que decorar e aprender como vencer, talvez isso seja de primeira ou talvez demore 30m, vai de cada um.
Vi algumas pessoas reclamando sobre o fato de não ser pratico certas coisas, como por exemplo entrar na sala do boss e essas coisas, e pra mim isso é preguiça ou você morreu muito e ta cansado, porem dai é algo da sua experiencia e não sinceramente algo ruim do jogo, pelo menos ao meu ver, eu joguei o jogo inteiro e não me incomodei em andar um pouco para chegar no boss, não acho uma reclamação tão ruim, porem não acho que isso é motivo para o jogo não ser considerado bom.
Bem, as musicas desse jogo são incríveis junto com alguns detalhes que você pode ver e tentar descobrir, ele tem um fator replay interessante para quem se interessa, no qual você descobre um pouco mais sobre os titãs e por ai vai.
Eu gosto muito desse jogo e ele pra mim foi um marco por ser muito bom, eu RECOMENDO MUITO, ele é interessante bem feito, com musica, pixel arte até uma historinha caso queira.
Maybe my perspective is skewed because I'm playing this after Death's Door, but honestly, it's amazing that the team that made such an amazing game as Death's Door started with... This.
The aesthetic is unique, soundtrack is good, but as a game it's just boring or outright annoying. Shadow of the Colossus largely follows the same formula (the game even pays homage to it), but SotC does some things that Titan Souls doesn't:
1- Eye candy. As unique of an aesthetic as Titan Souls have it, you're just less likely to stop and admire the scenery. There's very little here to incentivize you to stop and wonder.
2- Bosses aren't as complex. In fact, some of them have achievements tied like "kill in 5 seconds". Imagine riding Agro for all that time only to reach a Colossus and finish the fight within the minute...
Titan Souls is disproportionate. It's a game that, for every 10 seconds you spend walking, you get 1 of actual, engaging gameplay. And when the entire thing offers around 3 hours of content, this means that you have 2 and a half hours of nothing and 30 minutes of gameplay. It's even worse if you go for a completionist run because this game is downright unfair at times. The dodge isn't as responsive as you'd expect it to be, and the attacks patterns sometimes feel like they're meant for a higher move speed that the one you're given.
All in all, this game doesn't offer much. Has an somewhat interesting idea while it fumbles on everything else. If you're not the type of person with a speedrunner's mindset to run the same things over and over again until you perfect it, then I can't really recommend this game.
The aesthetic is unique, soundtrack is good, but as a game it's just boring or outright annoying. Shadow of the Colossus largely follows the same formula (the game even pays homage to it), but SotC does some things that Titan Souls doesn't:
1- Eye candy. As unique of an aesthetic as Titan Souls have it, you're just less likely to stop and admire the scenery. There's very little here to incentivize you to stop and wonder.
2- Bosses aren't as complex. In fact, some of them have achievements tied like "kill in 5 seconds". Imagine riding Agro for all that time only to reach a Colossus and finish the fight within the minute...
Titan Souls is disproportionate. It's a game that, for every 10 seconds you spend walking, you get 1 of actual, engaging gameplay. And when the entire thing offers around 3 hours of content, this means that you have 2 and a half hours of nothing and 30 minutes of gameplay. It's even worse if you go for a completionist run because this game is downright unfair at times. The dodge isn't as responsive as you'd expect it to be, and the attacks patterns sometimes feel like they're meant for a higher move speed that the one you're given.
All in all, this game doesn't offer much. Has an somewhat interesting idea while it fumbles on everything else. If you're not the type of person with a speedrunner's mindset to run the same things over and over again until you perfect it, then I can't really recommend this game.
It's feels weak at its core. The presentation is really good, great atmosphere, a simple but nice art direction and an accordingly good soundtrack, but the main gameplay loop is just alright. It wierdly ever flows nicely, for very long chunks it would be just either boring or frustraiting, it's not easy to find a good sweetspot in this game, or at least for me. It's decent if you're looking for something short to play.
É um bom jogo, mas não jogue se você preza pelos seus bens materiais.
Steam
An incredible game to play in one seat.It is challenging and fun it has some awesome bosses and a incredible ost and a very hard platinum. You can get it for 1.50 EUR and I absolutely recommend it
Decided to give this game a try since I enjoyed deaths door a ton, not a lot to say about this game except there were a couple of fun puzzle bosses. I did find the achievements to be pretty enjoyable to get.
cara, titan souls é uma experiência bem doida
o jogo é difícil, mas é só pegar a mecânica de cada um dos bosses que as coisas facilitam.
os desafios são bem irados, a dificuldade é balanceada, os gráficos são bons e a música é perfeita.
a minha única crítica são glitches, que aparecem demais.
o jogo é difícil, mas é só pegar a mecânica de cada um dos bosses que as coisas facilitam.
os desafios são bem irados, a dificuldade é balanceada, os gráficos são bons e a música é perfeita.
a minha única crítica são glitches, que aparecem demais.
Another game from my PC game pile, Titan Souls is a game I heard about ages ago, got free on Twitch Prime fewer ages ago, and then finally decided to play yesterday. I knew it was a tougher game, but I really didn't expect it to be so short, as I finished it in just a little under two hours. It's another PC game you'll absolutely want a controller to play (I used my Xbox One controller), and despite its length it still manages to be a worthwhile investment. I played it on normal mode and killed 17 of the bosses (which I thiiink is all but one of them, but I couldn't find the last one ^^;).
Titan Souls is a game that clearly has some fairly strong inspirations from games like Shadow of the Colossus. You play a little person with only a bow and arrow, and you're in a mysterious land to fight and kill Titans and take their souls. Why are you doing this? It's quite unclear, but the point is that you're here to fight these giant monsters. This is another game that drops you in media res but gives you very scant context even up to the final confrontation, and it's a game that largely leaves you to your own conclusions about whether this quest was justifiable or worth it. Like in Shadow of the Colossus, these large beasts are just minding their own business until you come along to kill them, and unlike in even that game, you don't even have a person you're obviously trying to save. The only things in this land are you and the Titans, so you'll have plenty of time to ponder the nature of your quest as you wander from dwelling to dwelling of where they call home. If you REALLY wanna know a little more of what's going on (and fight an extra secret boss), you'll need to play the game several times on harder difficulties (which I did not do because the normal game was hard enough for me ^^;).
Titan Souls is a fairly difficult top-down, Zelda-like combat game where it's not just one hit kills on you, but it's also one hit kills on the bosses as well. Granted, they'll likely have a much easier time killing you than you will killing them, but that element of "just gotta land THE hit" makes it feel almost more like a puzzle game than an action/adventure game. The bosses are quick and tough, but they have patterns you can learn with enough patience. Heck, there were a couple I even managed to beat on my first try. They're not unbeatably hard (at least not on normal mode), but they provide a really nice challenge.
The method you have to beat them is with your bow and arrow, but you only have the one arrow. But that's not a problem, since not only can you pick the arrow back up when you miss a shot, but you can also hold a button to have it return to you. However, to draw back your arrow also means to stand still, which can quite understandably be a death sentence if you aren't careful about when you do it. But even upon returning to you, your arrow is still a weapons, and skillfully drawing it back towards you at the right time can be the key to defeating certain bosses who'd rather have their weak point facing away from you. You can also do a dodge roll and run, but other than that this is a fairly simple game mechanically that will have you needing to get quite good at those mechanics if you're going to see its conclusion.
The presentation is fairly melancholic in how quiet the world is. The music for the boss fights is fairly pumping, but the non-boss rooms have either fairly subdued music or no music at all. All the better to leave you alone with your thoughts with. The pixel art graphics style is nothing super unique, but it's all very well animated and the bosses all look cool. It's clean and crisp and there's very little danger of ever losing where you or the boss are on the screen due to how frantic things can get, which is an excellent quality for tough combat games to have (yet so many of them seem not to have regardless XP).
Verdict: Recommended. I think the asking price for the game might be a bit much for some people, but especially if you plan to do the harder modes, this game has more than enough content to justify the asking price. It's a cleverly crafted little action/puzzle game that is very satisfying to fight bosses in, and if you're looking for a challenge to go through over a weekend then this can be just the ticket.
Titan Souls is a game that clearly has some fairly strong inspirations from games like Shadow of the Colossus. You play a little person with only a bow and arrow, and you're in a mysterious land to fight and kill Titans and take their souls. Why are you doing this? It's quite unclear, but the point is that you're here to fight these giant monsters. This is another game that drops you in media res but gives you very scant context even up to the final confrontation, and it's a game that largely leaves you to your own conclusions about whether this quest was justifiable or worth it. Like in Shadow of the Colossus, these large beasts are just minding their own business until you come along to kill them, and unlike in even that game, you don't even have a person you're obviously trying to save. The only things in this land are you and the Titans, so you'll have plenty of time to ponder the nature of your quest as you wander from dwelling to dwelling of where they call home. If you REALLY wanna know a little more of what's going on (and fight an extra secret boss), you'll need to play the game several times on harder difficulties (which I did not do because the normal game was hard enough for me ^^;).
Titan Souls is a fairly difficult top-down, Zelda-like combat game where it's not just one hit kills on you, but it's also one hit kills on the bosses as well. Granted, they'll likely have a much easier time killing you than you will killing them, but that element of "just gotta land THE hit" makes it feel almost more like a puzzle game than an action/adventure game. The bosses are quick and tough, but they have patterns you can learn with enough patience. Heck, there were a couple I even managed to beat on my first try. They're not unbeatably hard (at least not on normal mode), but they provide a really nice challenge.
The method you have to beat them is with your bow and arrow, but you only have the one arrow. But that's not a problem, since not only can you pick the arrow back up when you miss a shot, but you can also hold a button to have it return to you. However, to draw back your arrow also means to stand still, which can quite understandably be a death sentence if you aren't careful about when you do it. But even upon returning to you, your arrow is still a weapons, and skillfully drawing it back towards you at the right time can be the key to defeating certain bosses who'd rather have their weak point facing away from you. You can also do a dodge roll and run, but other than that this is a fairly simple game mechanically that will have you needing to get quite good at those mechanics if you're going to see its conclusion.
The presentation is fairly melancholic in how quiet the world is. The music for the boss fights is fairly pumping, but the non-boss rooms have either fairly subdued music or no music at all. All the better to leave you alone with your thoughts with. The pixel art graphics style is nothing super unique, but it's all very well animated and the bosses all look cool. It's clean and crisp and there's very little danger of ever losing where you or the boss are on the screen due to how frantic things can get, which is an excellent quality for tough combat games to have (yet so many of them seem not to have regardless XP).
Verdict: Recommended. I think the asking price for the game might be a bit much for some people, but especially if you plan to do the harder modes, this game has more than enough content to justify the asking price. It's a cleverly crafted little action/puzzle game that is very satisfying to fight bosses in, and if you're looking for a challenge to go through over a weekend then this can be just the ticket.