Can’t wait to see how they challenge you and what their story is. But now Monolith of Minds is showing off some the major bosses and focusing on combat, and this is indeed a pretty impressive early boss design. Resolutiion- This is a game that’s popped up several times during Screenshot Saturday so far, but usually the focus is on the graphics, atmosphere, and the world you’re exploring. #screenshotsaturday #indiedev /mJzhPTXDYT This one is Green & Cradle Watcher, and they will give you challenge early on into the journey. “Now it’s obvious to me: to reach the puppet-master, I need to go through you.”ĭuring May we’re working exclusively on Resolutiion’s boss-fights.
But seeing it here as you take out an enemy serves to nicely highlight how awesome mere movement here is. It had just somehow become a simple bit of gameplay you may take for granted, I suppose. Even this quick bit of combat here shows a ton of promise, so here’s hoping for the best.ĭOOMBLADE- Call me a bit slow, but until now, I was honestly so dazzled by everything else in this metroidvania game that I never really paid much attention to how every single jump or dash in it involves a spinning attack. But this action-adventure game about a fallen priest from a now-ruined Orthodox colony out to stop Slavic-inspired Pagan beasts looks quite incredible so far. Zealot- Typically, most people wouldn’t be rooting for the average religious zealot in a video game, let alone one where said zealot is the protagonist. Ranged enemy sprites courtesy of #screenshotsaturday #unit圓D #madewithunity #gamedev #indiedev #gaming #lowpoly #pixelart /HKAeuqb3IB Again, showcasing a clever mix of intensity and insanity.Ī ranged enemy can turn even a small fight into a tough challenge. Aesthetically it's perfect, I love it, but it seems most of the effort has gone into nailing the cute gifs and not the slick heelflips.Bloodroots- Continuing with the glimpses into how various effects enhance the atmosphere of Paper Cult’s upcoming action game, we see our protagonist moving as a swift silhouette, striking a trio of enemies in quick succession while a flash of lightning highlights crimson streaks on him…all before he picks up a skewer of fish to use as his next weapon. I can't get past just how anti-fun the controls, mission design and world design are. I wanted to like this game so much, but it's one of the biggest disappointments of 2021. I'm sure SkateBIRD will click for someone, and if that's you, I am very jealous. There is no way to fast-travel to the next mission or even get a waypoint marker to where the bird is, so you're left to explore and hope for the best. Unfortunately, you'll have to do a little bit of digging since you need to find birds inside each level to trigger the next mission. You can also find new clothing and accessories in levels to unlock, giving you a reason to explore. There's a surprising amount of birds and cosmetic items you can dress your skater-bird in. What's consistent with pre-release and now is that SkateBIRD has a wonderfully wholesome art style, and the somewhat cringe commitment to 'birb' aesthetic and language works for me.
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