Uma análise de Phantom Abyss
Uma análise de Phantom Abyss
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For the average joe who wants something to play after work, I can’t see it holding much long-term interest. It’ll certainly entertain you for a few nights, and you might even tell some friends about it, such is the novelty of the experience. But it all felt a bit surface-deep for me.
Yes, this is probably S Tier if you have the Deluxe Whip, but chances are you won't be running with that whip 24/7 (and I personally find it to be a cheap and boring strategy). You'll be spending most of your game trying to AVOID fall damage, and if you're a particularly skilled player who knows how to roll, grapple, or use the Wings and Double Jump blessings to halt your fall, you should never see this blessing come into effect. This is essentially Lucky, but worse as it only blocks one specific type of damage.
For fans of the Indiana Jones movies, Phantom Abyss will feel like something out of a dream. As players slyly avoid traps and use their whip to grapple out of danger, they’ll truly channel the fedora wearing adventure hero.
Multijogador assíncrono: Explore ESTES corredores perigosos e salas colossais por cada templo ao lado Destes fantasmas Destes jogadores caíDestes de que vieram antes do você e use seus sucessos e fracassos a seu favor para progredir mais fundo do que eles poderiam esperar.
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Phantom Abyss is an asymmetric-multiplayer, Phantom Abyss temple-based puzzle game in which players charge through trap dungeons in hopes of securing expensive items of great renown.
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Review conducted on PC with an early access review build provided by the publisher. You can find it on Steam here.
Jon Bolding is a games writer and critic with an extensive background in strategy games. When he's not on his PC, he can be found playing every tabletop game under the sun.
Phantom Abyss offers an original experience, tinged with platform and roguelite, in a colorful "Indiana Jonesque" atmosphere but a flemmarde hair. The result is rather convincing at the moment and the asynchronous multiplayer adds a real little added value.
Once the legendary relic at the bottom of each temple is found, the temple goes away forever and becomes the priceless trophy of the skilled adventurer.