Hey, r/Games!
Ten years ago, I quit a great, boring cybersecurity job to try to scratch my own Mega-itch because Capcom wasn’t doing it.
We’re still at it. Today, we released 30XX out of Early Access into 1.0 on Steam (with the Switch version hot on its heels).
Two and a half years ago, when we released 30XX in Early Access, the first EA build of the game left something to be desired as a followup to 20XX. It didn’t have enough run variance for a roguelite, its online play wasn’t stable enough, the systems weren’t as fleshed out, and in general, the game just wasn’t all it could be.
After 2.5 years and 43 consecutive every-three-weeks updates, we’re proud of the game 30XX has become with our Early Access community’s help. We’ve fleshed out 30XX Maker, our level creator & discovery tool and given players full control, added 67% more level types, more than tripled the number of powerups in the game (and tripled the size of the …
Game Title: Atlas Fallen
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Developer: Deck13
Publisher: Focus Entertainment
Review Aggregator:
OpenCritic - 67 average - 27% recommended - 47 reviews
AltChar - Asmir Kovacevic - 80 / 100
Atlas Fallen is an action-adventure RPG that evokes a sense of nostalgia for classic hits while also infusing the genre with a refreshing and unique touch.
Attack of the Fanboy - Marc Magrini - 4 / 5
Despite all of its flaws in story, visuals, and even design, Atlas Fallen excels simply as a video game.
But Why Tho? - Abdul Saad - 7.5 / 10
Ultimately, while Atlas Fallen‘s narrative is a bit of a hit-and-miss, it still offers players, especially action RPG fans, a highly engaging gameplay experience in a well-crafted …
Obviously there’s a ton of hype around this game right now. Never played a D&D style cRPG, aside from I guess sort a Dragon Age Origins.
Is this game really that good for those of you that have played it?
For instance, my first Souls game was Bloodborne and the experience of playing that at the time was absolutely mind blowing and unforgettable. Same goes for Super Metroid, ME1, Arkham Asylum.
Is it that kind of feeling where you feel like your engaged in a once in a lifetime experience (as far as first video game play through go)?
I recently got a new PC and my wife gave me this really nice gaming keyboard for christmas
And I do play some games like Valorant or Age of Empires with KB+M
But honestly for most of my games (Fallout 4, Baldurs Gate 3, Skyrim, Cyberpunk, Elden Ring, etc.) I prefer to sit back comfortably with a controller. I even connected the PC to my TV for the past week, bought a 3 meter USB-C cable from Amazon and just treated the PC like a console…
Anyone else do this? I find that using KB+M for prolonged periods is extremely uncomfortable, especially after working a 9 hour office job every day.