Yeehaw! Got one. They'll prob add a new batch every few hours; it'll be worth refreshing the page every now and then. ETA: Thinking about it, that's pretty crazy that I managed to get one out of the ten free codes, on a page with 50k likes, about an hour and a half after the post was made... Guess everyone was outside chasing butterflies at that exact moment or something.
I tried to give this game another chance after the update, but UGGHHHH. It's like this game is half way trying to be an imitation of IB and GoW. My biggest gripe is the fact that you can only roll during combat and fights are arena based.
Did you complain about the fights in closed areas as well in titles like GoW, Onimusha or Devil May Cry? But yeah, i finished the game before the update, but the roll-only in combat was a weak mechanic. Dont really have any reason to re-install.
1. I hate DMC 2. GoW has an engaging story(at least the first one did) and combat is pretty versatile- you're yactics for fighting change with each enemy. 3. Onimusha had great combat, and was engaging because of the exploration and unlocking things. This game doesn't feel like it tried. I know it's a mobile game, but don't advertise yourself as a console like experience and then give weak puzzles, awkward and yanky animations, and slow paced predictable combat. It's not a terrible game though, it just lacked love and care in the production.
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Update says gameplay was improved. Did they make movement in combat separate from the dodge-roll? I would test the update myself, but I'm not willingly removing xcom.
Decided to reinstall as im itching for a brawlery game, and decided i should give this one a go again since the last i played it was before the first update ever hit. Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand... My Helios in Hard mode is bugged. Everytime i take out 1/3 of his HP, the controls disappear and he just kills me. There should be a cutscene that doesnt play right after you've dealt 1/3 damage to his HP.
E-P, since you played, did they make the movement separate from rolling, like Based asked above? I admit i wanted to buy this for a long time, but the rolling everywhere instead of moving turns me off from buying this! Edit.. well, since it's only 89 cents atm, i will give it a try myself and answer that question... hopefully it will be entertaining even without it..
Nope. Outside of combat you have the vstick to move like what we want him to, but inside combat, walk/run is replaced by directional dodges. I think it's ok, since you dont really have to walk/run that much. after a dodge or two, there should be an opening for an attack. The way they designed movement in combat is that at a tap of the attack button, the character checks for his distance first and does a gap closing movement animation before he attacks to make up for the lack of walk/run. At close range, character just attacks right away. At medium distance, he leaps towards his target and does some sort of x-slash. From afar, he rolls towards his target, then finishes the roll with a rising uppercut with both blades. The way movement is integrated into combat is acceptable, but i do prefer more freedom in movement. That said, in my opinion, movement isnt the biggest issue in Godfire. It's how you cant choose which enemy to target and attack where this game really falls short from. If the targetting was manual, then i dont see any issue with the movement to be honest. The problem was that you have to be rolling constantly to position yourself to FORCE Prometheus to face the intended target, and sometimes, he still doesnt, which is pretty annoying.
Thanks! It sucks about the targeting, but hopefully for 89 cents it should be good for some entertainment, as it got 4/5 here on TA...
Yeah... I recommend checking it out at that price. Despite having IAPs and a few overpowered IAP-only weapons, the game's still a decent premium pickup, really designed for mobile gaming.
I deeted it after the second or third level.It wasn't fun to me even with a controller.Too much wild button smashing,level of control (while fighting)was not good enough for my taste.And i can see a good potion of grind staying in my way,playing the same levels more often than i want to upgrade.Wouldn't be a problem if the fighting is fun but too me it feels too much like work. Not a big loss for a buck though.
On this new playthrough i didnt spend anything on IAPs, completed normal mode, while maxing out 2 weapons and 2 armors. ALL WITHOUT REPLAYING A LEVEL AT ALL. Where you see the "grind" doesnt exist at all.
i just finished the second level, and i agree. for that price, it IS good. However, the lack of precision control in combat is frustrating, even in those 2 first levels. Prometheus doesn't always hit who and where you want him to. Godfire fails where IB succeeds, because a) IB doesn't give you the option to move around, and then force you to do it strictly by rolling around like a circus tumbler, and b) IB doesn't give you the option to fight multiple enemies at once with light and heavy attacks, and then force you to button mash and hope to hit where you want. If only they added free movement in combat, and precise enemy targeting mechanics, i would definitely give it 5 stars!!! As it is now, 3/5, because i can get away with the button mashing (sadly).
ok,fair enough.But my opinion about the combat system stil stands and i wouldn't continue playing even without grinding. The"always roll arround"movent while in combat was also quite annoying to me
It barely hold a constant smooth framerate even on Air 2,i wonder how they could improve the resolution without having a negative impact on fps.Only a metal update would do the trick...
