Скорошни рецензии на Sorenson

It's a neat idea, but most of the towers, all of the garrisons, and quite a few of the employees suck. It's also got a ton of worthless cards on top of that, and having to spend all your draws upgrading cards to try to get something decent is just not a feel-good mechanic. It needs a major rework and a ton of rebalancing.

I think you'll like this game if you like this kind of game and you're not me. It seems cool, just not to my tastes.

XP disappears after a little bit? You have to be joking.

It's ok, and it has potential. It's missing some really obvious things, though. Who makes a deckbuilder game without any way to sort, filter, etc your deck or your library in the deck builder.

Want to see all of your darkness cards? You can't.
Want to see how much food you have in your deck? You can't.
Want to give your deck some kind of name? You can't.

I'll change my review when they fix those and add auto-aim.

I guess it's good if you like all grind and no game. If you like Melvor, this is probably for you.

Pretty fun, and I like how moving around spawns enemies. It makes your movement have consequences outside of just taking damage or avoiding it.

I pick the first option. It's some kind of dumb fighter. It attacks horizontally. Ew.
I pick the third option. It's some kind of dumb ranger. It attacks horizontally. Ew.
I pick the third option. It's some kind of caster. It has a circular attack, yay. Then I get the first new skill and it attacks horizontally.

The dev really seems to like boring horizontal attacking.

I've never played a game this stingy with upgrade currency, while simultaneously charging so much for upgrades and (mostly) providing so little.

It's got a lot of potential but there's a few major issues for me:

1. Most of the weapons feel very underpowered with a handful being super OP
2. The performance can get unplayable very quickly, sometimes just a few minutes into a run
3. Very little variety of enemies. On top of that, one of the most common ones causes space to 'burn' (for lack of a better term), and that frequently isn't visible in the graphical spam. It also kills you in a couple seconds, so most of the times I die it's just because of moving through invisible burning space and not actual enemies

I originally rated this positively, and now I'm switching to negative.

Pros:
It's fun and deep(ish)

Cons:
The interface is atrocious. Just brain-dead.
You have to click through every warning and info screen that pop up when you're playing the game each time you change dimensions or timelines, no matter how many times you've clicked through them before.
In-game purchase prices are insane. Doesn't affect me because I didn't buy anything, but it says a lot about the dev.