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Buen juego

  • Yunkel
  • 09/21/2011 02:30 AM
  • 8511 views
Cavern of Doom es un dungeon crawler que inmediatamente se distingue de otros por sus graficos. Sin embargo no se dejen engañar por los screen shoots, el juego esta hecho a proposito de esta manera y debo admitir que Bob hizo un buen trabajo. Ademas el hecho de manejar al legendario heroe Mo the Great hace que te de la duda de jugarlo. :)

El juego lo termine en insane y dire que efectivamente dio carrilla, sobre todo los primeros niveles en donde peleas y te tiene que regresar llorando al pueblo a dormir, ademas las constantes trampas de glue te hacen maldecir con fervor.

Las peleas son siempre 1 vs 1 y los constantes status a random que te dan al iniciar la pelea pueden hacerlas bastantes dificiles como el de que te quitan el arma, asi nomas te quedas sin arma en la pelea, o el la mendiga aura extraña que en realidad es un aura de invulnerabilidad que les da a los enemigso evasion overpowereada. Lo criminal de esto es que a veces cuando vas a pelear contra los bosses, les llega a tocar el aura de invulnerabilidad y ya practicamente tienes perdida la pelea.

Esto lo hace un reto interesante, sin embargo la historia es muy pobre (rey que nomas te dice ve aqui y consigue esto y luego ve alla y destruye al malo) eso e stoda la platica que vas a tener, los demas son compas en las tiendas y el tavernero y sus rumores a random. Mo the Great no habla (por algo es The Great, no necesita hablar, su presencia lo dice todo)

Y aunque dificil el juego (en insane) el ultimo jefe esta algo facil (el mago subjefe da mucha mas carrilla)

Es un juego corto, son 15 dungeons on muy grandes (lo acabas en menos de 10 horas) por tanto si tienes tiempo de sobra y buscas algo diferente y dificil podias darle la oportunidad a este juego.

Le damos un 3.5 por la buena dificultad y por lo "inovador" de los graficos.


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Y lo mas triste es que todos ellos son como yo, gente que sabe cuales son los verdaderos juegos de hombre! Fellow RPG gamers. (aunque claro, muy por debajo de mi nivel)
rabitZ
amusing tassadar, your taste in companionship grows ever more inexplicable
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I am a spanish natural speaker and I didn't gain anything from this review.

You could have just replaced the entire review with 3 sentences: "This was a short game of 15 dungeons. I played it on insane. It was difficult but the story was very poor."

I am curious. Why submit something if you don't care if it will be useful to people? Would it really kill you to try and strive to raise the quality of your contributions?
Look sir I am trying, in a civilized manner, to explain why I review like I do (short and to the point). You speak of mechanics, you care for them, fine.I don't.

Allow me to repeat: this is my style and I really don't care if you or others don't like it, find it terrible or whatever. Heck, I bet you don't even understand it 100% in the first place.

Don't like it? Don't read again my reviews, simple as that, but I bet you will just to tell me how terrible they are, huh? Just so you know, I submited yesterday my lastest review (for phantom legacy), still ins't posted but check it out as soon as is out:

http://rpgmaker.net/games/504/reviews/



author=Fallen-Griever
The problem with this review isn't that it's in Spanish. The problem with this review is that it lacks detail. A lot of reviews like this have been getting accepted recently and it's a fucking joke.

Good sir, if by lack of detail you mean that I did not explicit what you find in every dungeon, what kind of enemies there are en each one, how many weapons/armors you can buy and their respective price, then yes, it lacks detail.

Writing about almost every single detail is not my style, I believe a review should only highlight the good and/or bad aspects of the game. Thing I believe I did well in this *my* review.


author=Pokemaniac
Could we at least get a google-translated version attached to the review? I know people can do it themselves, but... why should they have to?

I saw how my review was translated with google translate and I did not like it because it was bad if not awful, even I can write it better starting from scratch with wordreference's help. The reason I don't do it is because it requires time I don't have and work I am disinclined to do. So I won't include google translations.

My reviews are aimed at fellow spanish speaking people, if other people really are interested to understand my, up to now, called poor/lack of detail/short reviews, then they have to work on their own to translate it.


The problem is the community's obsession with reviews :P
Could we at least get a google-translated version attached to the review? I know people can do it themselves, but... why should they have to?
chana
(Socrates would certainly not contadict me!)
1584
"learning a language fluently takes fucking yearsé" agree with that.
author=X
And... that 10% that can understand Spanish should have the same rights as the English ones... You're just making it seem like you're superior and everything else should be banned, which is not right.
it's an english website though...so i guess they don't exactly have the same 'rights' if that's what you want to call it. you can't go around posting in spanish on the forums...well i mean you could, but it's just kind of rude, don't you think?
im not huge on this issue because you can just use google translate, just seems a bit backward to let non-english reviews pass seeing as we've been going over the issue of ensuring people actually read a review instead of just looking at the score for ages. ofc it's different if the game/author speaks the other language.
author=Tabris_Macbeth
it both broadenings the site's potential audience and pisses off simpletons who can't be bothered to learn a language that's not all that hard to learn.
hah, are you kidding me! not all that hard to learn? learning a language fluently takes fucking years. we can't all be linguists.
Instead of trying to unify everything and everyone, you just try to make the gap bigger. Good for you. Yeah, these kind of things should matter, 'cause people from other cultures, countries and communities shouldn't be allowed (?).

It's just a review in Spanish, as I've seen games in Portuguese (or some langs I don't even know) here. Just skip them. They're not hurting anyone.
Yeah, this was just us trying to assert our superiority; After all it's not like there has been any arguments coming from our side... But I guess I'd better stop here before you call the ACLU or something.

Still, my apologies to everybody. I hate being the one bringing drama to a game's review and to the site in general. - I just think this kind of thing should matter, but apparently they don't. Apparently nothing ever does.

Edit: X, you're unknowingly just reinforcing my point. =/
While I agree that the review should be longer, I disagree with the fact that reviews in other languages shouldn't be accepted. As far as I've seen, many non-English games are submitted and accepted. And that's totally great. If you don't understand or you're not interested, you can simply ignore them. I'm a Spanish speaker too.

And... that 10% that can understand Spanish should have the same rights as the English ones... You're just making it seem like you're superior and everything else should be banned, which is not right.
I'm not saying short reviews are always bad, but there have been tons of past discussions on the topic and it was decided that length was a necessary factor to consider in accepting reviews. Some of the ones over at RRR are 1 or 2 lines long, and it's awful. None of us want to see that happen here, and shorter reviews like these being accepted has me a bit worried that that's the way things will start to go.
author=sbester
I just think it's too short to be accepted. Especially the other review he wrote. It's beginning to feel a lot like RRR standards.


Sir, I like quick reviews, in fact I skip long reviews because of the time it takes to read them, and there are many people who is like me in this regard. For they (and myself) I'll keep them short and to the point.

As for the topic with Alterego, look mi amigo, I kinda understand your point but please let me do what I want with my reviews and do whatever you want with yours. Ok?

chana
(Socrates would certainly not contadict me!)
1584
author=Arandomgamemaker
i love google translate...


Me too...
Adon237
if i had an allowance, i would give it to rmn
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author=Tabris_Macbeth
Oh, grow up. You want some xenophobic dumbass site where no one has to learn anything about the world around them, then make it yourself.

When I saw the site's new look and read about the new "standards", I thought this place had gotten all stuck-up. Clearly, though, that isn't the case. I applaud the staff for allowing non-English reviews; it both broadenings the site's potential audience and pisses off simpletons who can't be bothered to learn a language that's not all that hard to learn.

English or Nonenglish, I loved this review.
but like 90% of the userbase can't understand this. alterego has a point.
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