Semantic Nonsense: Actually Four in February
Lately I have not often gone four for four in my Februaries, but this year was a resounding success. By which I mean the plan mostly went to hell but somehow it all worked out in the end.
I had originally planned on using The Legend of Zelda: The
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Part 3 of our Aggelos livestream is now on YouTube. It's a tough road to the end of the game. The bosses give us a lot of trouble until we get the Aggelos armor and sword. After that things are easier. Until we get to the final boss.
We hear Aggelos is a Metroidvania that plays closer to Super Adventure Island II. Will we have to cheese our way through this game?
Part 2 of our Aggelos livestream is now on YouTube. We fight hard to make progress is this cute and deadly game. As we continue to gain levels and find new equipment, things go from hard to brutal when a rift in reality releases demons into the world!
We hear Aggelos is a Metroidvania that plays closer to Super Adventure Island II. Will we have to cheese our way through this game?
Part 1 of our Aggelos livestream is now on YouTube. We go in sight unseen with this Metroidvania-style game. It very much plays more like Super Adventure Island II, including gimmicky bosses. Thankfully, it's more forgiving than any Adventure Island game!
We hear Aggelos is a Metroidvania that plays closer to Super Adventure Island II. Will we have to cheese our way through this game?
►Back half of the game is more of a slog. I was trying to avoid enemies more often then not since it was faster.
►They also added extra enemies after a plot point even though you really aren't traveling through most areas again. Screw you if you missed something, I guess.
►The game wants to be a schmup sometimes with the projectile spam.
►Again, save points should be at the start of the dungeon. Air dungeon enemies hit really hard and backtracking past 12 enemies (plus bullet spam) in a long hallway every time you want to save or refill your potions was a huge annoyance.
►I beat the air dungeon boss on the first try at least.
►I feel like the last few bosses I tried to dodge well early then just face tank and out DPS them late. If the bosses had less health I gladly would have dealt with proper patterns for getting hits in.
►I had a B rank with 93% completion.
►Old school style action platformer, but with more sensible modern design
►Small areas make the exploration quick and back tracking quicker
►Plenty of reason to revisit old areas once you get new powers
►Elemental powers are neat, but I wish they were a little more user friendly. Earth power lets you turn enemies into platforms only if you hold the button down. I kept releasing too early.
►Bosses have been fine so far. I died on the first one the most since I was still getting used to the controls.
►A save point at the start of the dungeons would be appreciated. If spamming heals from it would be a problem, then don't let it heal you?
►Your herb gets used automatically, so if you die and want to continue you don't have the herb. You either waste time reloading from your save or running back to town for another herb.
►Everything is way too tanky in the fire area even with the dragon sword. Seriously.
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