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deadlink
2024-07-30
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Let me tell you, I'm no stranger to getting killed by hordes of angry monsters. In fact, it's a specialty of mine (I mean, who needs personal hygiene when you can spend hours playing video games?). So, when I heard about Deadlink's "roguelite" label, my curiosity was piqued.
In short, Deadlink is a wild ride. It's like a never-ending rollercoaster of bullets, explosions, and chaos – and I'm here for it! The game's combat is fast-paced, relentless, and ridiculously satisfying. When you die (and you will), you'll feel motivated to try again, mostly because you want to see what kind of crazy upgrades you can unlock next.
Now, I know some critics have complained about the repetition factor in roguelites. But let me tell you, folks – when it's this much fun, who cares? You might be running through the same areas over and over, but each run is a new chance to discover something awesome (or hilarious).
Take Digital Chumps, for example: they gave Deadlink a 90, calling it "a thrilling, kinetic blend" that "identifies that player skill should be the de facto method of progression." Boom! That's what I'm talking about. And don't even get me started on God is a Geek, who called it "ridiculously compelling" with a "seriously clever upgrade system."
Of course, not everyone's a fan of Deadlink's Roguelike vibes. PSX Brasil gave it a 75, citing fatigue and lack of variety in scenarios and enemies. Yeah, yeah – I get it. But for me, the thrill of discovery (or, you know, the sheer pleasure of blowing things up) keeps me coming back for more.
So, what's my verdict? Well, let's just say I'm having a blast playing Deadlink. It's not perfect, but it's an absolute hoot. And if you're a fan of fast-paced action and roguelite fun, then Deadlink's definitely worth a spin (or three).