About This Game Roguelite - where too much greediness can be fatal. A colorful world with armed birds blazing their way through piles of mutants, monsters and creepy creatures. Lots of mysteries to unravel, secrets to discover and levels to explore.Artefacts:You will be tempted to take them but doing so will make you really suffer.Story mode:Plow your path through a whole host of enemies and whack them back to where they came from.Tournament mode:Arena based local multiplayer mode where your friendships will be really tested.Local Co-op for Story mode:All this Story mode carnage is even more fun when you play with a friend.8 playable characters:The unique abilities each character has will make gameplay even more versatile.Character mods:You can create your own, share and play with custom characters created by the community.Controller support:Supports all the most common gamepad types.Hours and hours of fun:Randomly generated levels and loot drops make every playthrough different.Story mode (1-2 local players): An explosive adventure where you’ll find yourself fighting invaders and searching for the origin of evil. There’s an endless onslaught of enemies for you to shoot, blast, zap and disintegrate every which way. A cute and charming world with challenging levels full of surprises.Tournament mode (2-4 local players): A battle experience where you compete with your friends to find out who's the real hero.Deathmatch: Everyone out for themselves. Last beak standing wins.One gun mode: Each player starts with the same randomly chosen weapon which cannot be changed for that round.Drop Hearts mode: A player drops some hearts when he is hurt and he or any other player can collect them.Skull keeper mode: Grab and keep the golden skull without losing it for a certain amount of time and all your opponents will lose 1 HP.Hunting mode: Each player starts with a spear. Once you throw it, you need to grab it before you can throw it again. a09c17d780 Title: Blazing BeaksGenre: Action, IndieDeveloper:ApplavaPublisher:ApplavaRelease Date: 10 May, 2019 Blazing Beaks Ativador Download [Xforce Keygen] what this game gets right it gets really right but i feel like its too focused on the coop aspect rather than a single player experience. the game is way more simple than nuclear throne and its artificial difficulty shows after a while, ESPECIALLY if you are playing solo, which is usually what I like. the game is way too punishing, even in comparison to nuclear throne. most of the characters hardly have any health, which wouldn't be an issue if it wasn't for the fact that the characters aren't that strong, and even if you upgrade to another I feel as if the enemies scale a bit too much in comparison to the player. what make games like EtG and NT great are that although the games HAVE multiplayer options, the developers made sure they made a good game first, that is just as great solo as it is with friends. The fortunate thing is that a lot of the issues I have with the game can be fixed. The sprites in game are beautiful and have honestly nicer animations than NT. The guns are cool, and the custom character option is a nice bonus. I really hope the devs make the game more fun solo, but at the state its in, and the price tag, i won't recommend it in its current state if you plan on playing a majority of it solo, which is usually the case for roguelikes.6\/10 but it has 8\/10 potential.. Applava, I'd say you hit this out of the park, but that'd be wrong. You launched it into the stratosphere this game is amazing! In the first 2 days I got it I sunk 8 hours into it. This game is tons of fun and the rush you get from beating tough bosses and surviving rooms that make you say "Oh wow, how the hell am I gonna make it outta this one?" make this game insanely fun. The tutorial isn't obnoxious and is actually quite short, though a bit confusing. Once you get through the tutorial, you're all on your own, which is a bit hard to get used to at first, unless you're good in this kind of genre. I felt like a genius when I discovered that the Newt's tongue got stuck on the [figure it out yourself :D ], and dealing massive damage. Learning the playstyle of each character and what works with you is part of the fun as well, and that's not including the 96 modded characters (at the time of me writing this) that make this game even better. There are some features though I feel this game could use. 1: Custom map\/enemy mods. Creating custom maps, although likely time consuming, would probably be a great way to find cool worlds. Custom enemies would also be a ton of fun, making the game more diverse with the possible enemies. 2: Online PvE\/PvP. Online PvE is what it sounds; the current local play mode but with people online. PvP is where it gets more difficult. I was thinking a team fight or perhaps a FFE gamemode where everyone is for themselves. I'm not a game dev so I have no clue how hard implementing features like these would be, but it would be great to see them.TLDR: The game is really enjoyable and satisfying to learn, but has high difficulty, especially in the beginning. I would recommend if you like the top down shooter genre.Ps. any cool mods i should try lol?. Stylish rogulite with its own atmosphere inspired by ETG and Nuclear Throne which both I don't like so much (NT without NTT mod not so great as can it be). But this game has awesome gameplay\/functionality balance for me: there is no annoying bullet-hell from ETG and nothing about 'just mod Nuclear Throne by NTT mod to increase FPS and etc'. The huge plus is a workshop with custom characters.Not so much of content now maybe, but I hope devs will update it.Need a multiplayer mode through Internet of course.. It's decent. It's obviously derivative of Nuclear Throne (enough that some stuff is almost copied), and to a lesser extent games like the Binding of Isaac and Enter the Gungeon, but it's still fun by its own merit. The bird theme is super random though, like it was decided just to distance itself away from other games. Very little refers back to the characters being birds at all, including the characters themselves.The game mostly manages to find its identity in its central mechanic of "cursed artifacts are currency." Haul all these terrible tokens around and exchange them for better items when you get the chance. It's simple, it works. Sometimes you can go through an entire area without finding a shop, leaving you against one of the few bosses in a tedious battle of attrition.There's a decent amount of variety between levels, but a lot gets samey quickly. If you've played NT before, you know what to expect. There's only one boss per area, currently. Each has their own Zelda-esque gimmick where you have to trigger their "vulnerable" state through less-than-fun means before you're allowed to chip any health off of them. Each boss has around two attacks and basically they just kind of suck.The art isn't particularly good. It mostly resembles a beginner's attempt at the NT style mixed with Gungeon's overly simple and trying-too-hard-to-be-charming character design. It leaves room to be desired but it's not unpleasant to look at or anything. The UI, sound, and other bits of polish are all much better.TL;DR: It's a smaller Nuclear Throne with a somewhat interesting gameplay gimmick. Not as good as e.g. NT or Monolith, but definitely more fun than Gungeon or Isaac.. Pretty good. It's basically Enter the Gungeon with birds. Though in its current state I can't really recommend it. The gimmick of the game is to pick up artifacts that decrease your stats or give you harsh stipulations. You can enter the shop to trade in these artifacts for positive boost items. Here lies the problem. The game is dependent on the fact you have to pick up detrimental garbage to get the good stuff. The appearance rate of the shop is random, meaning it's possible to go 10 floors without a shop all while carrying garbage. You get shops when you don't have any artifact and when you DO the room is filled with more enemies than usual that pretty much ends in your death.I think it would help if after every boss there was a shop. It's a simple solution to circumvent the randomness.Another minor issue is when purchasing a new weapon. It'd be nice to see the comparison to your current weapon and a demonstration of what the weapon does. If the game is going to have more weapons in the future this would certainly help.It's still early release however and I can recommend it because I'm sure there will be updates that fixes these issues.. In its current state it's just far too imbalanced, especially for something this expensive.The gameplay itself is smooth and responsive, nice music and graphics. The concept of acquiring negative modifiers to convert them into positive modifiers at the shop is neat, although the only mechanic the game has that's actually unique.But that shop, which you need to find to get better weapons and turn your negative modifiers into good items; is random in its appearances. You have to collect bad items and fight while under their negative effects so you can turn them into good items at the shop so you get stronger; but as said the times when the shop appears is random. It can appear when you have zero reason to go into it, and it can not appear when you desperately need it. All the while, you have to continue fighting with these negative modifiers on until the shop does spawn. So sometimes you just die because you were forced to play too long under the weight of numerous stacked bad effects, because the game didn't spawn a shop for you to cleanse them.The negative effects range from decently interesting to mildly annoying. But you have some that completely remove your ability to pick up certain items. Coins, keys, health, abilities, or items. All of the items that negate your ability to pick things up, are not actually worth much yet you lose out on so much by picking them up. No more health restoration, no more currency to buy weapons, no more keys to open unique rooms. So all those items that do this, might as well not exist since their hindrance is worse then the benefit you get from putting up with it.The different characters also have their own negative effects and most of them are mainly annoying and honestly just don't make me want to play as that character. Especially when they have extremely low health, for seemingly no reason. Meanwhile their positive benefits aren't all that interesting either. So despite the game having around eight characters, none of them are really interesting and most of them have negative downsides that aren't fun.The players dodge roll is an ability, which can be swapped out for different abilities leaving the player without a dodge roll. Which isn't a big deal, some of the time. Other times you get backed into a corner and have zero way to escape taking damage; and most enemies deal a lot of damage, other times an attack comes at you faster then you can physically avoid without a dodge roll. Sometimes the game just generates a really bad map where the player is already cornered by an absurd amount of enemies. Sometimes the game doesn't drop any healing so you just die because suddenly you're playing on the unofficial super hard mode because random chance dictated it didn't want to spawn hearts anymore.The secret and locked rooms can be pretty lackluster. How about that coin machine that takes ten coins and gives you a single heart. Or the heart machine that takes your hearts and potentially gives nothing. Or the thing with the three target signs that can give you a chest or maybe just one coin instead. Or when chests can give you either some items, a bunch of coins, or just a few coins. Maybe the game decides not to spawn any items so you don't actually gain any power as the game progresses and continues to get harder. More and more random chance in a game where your resources can immediately effect your chances of survival especially with the game being so short.There are a fair amount of weapons but a significant amount of them are also not worth using. Like the gun that eats any gold you have in order to give you a mild damage boost on your next shots. So basically if you pick up that gun you're never going to be able to buy another gun again since it will take all the gold you ever get. Yet that gun isn't even all that powerful; the damage it deals isn't amazing and it only buffs one shot per one coin it takes. Many weapons are like this, their damage just isn't that high in comparison to their cost and often they're either equal or worse then your starting weapon. It especially becomes awful when you get to a boss, and deal almost no damage to it and just have to grind the fight out.The bosses are quite primitive, each only has two attacks yet you fight the exact same one at the end of each floor type. They also are immune to damage except during certain points of vulnerability, which is boring and just means you spend most of the fight not actually being allowed to fight. It seems like the game has around four to five floors, with you having to choose between one of two said floors as your route. So it seems more like the game only has three floors and then a final one or such. Not very much content for a seventeen dollar game. It must take a lot of something to charge nearly eighteen dollars for this when Enter the Gungeon is fifteen dollars and has triple the amount of floors, items, enemies, bosses with higher quality graphics in general.By the late areas enemies are all dealing two or three damage per hit, which is enough to either instantly kill or take off half the health of every character. And again, unless you held onto it this whole time you don't have a dodge roll by now. So survival depends on getting items that increase your maximum health, while continuously relying on the game to give you hearts so you can actually heal. More random chance that completely controls whether you win or not.The base concept and polish of the game is alright, but the actual content itself is just way too imbalanced. It already has far too little content compared to the exaggerated price, but with so much content being straight up underpowered or just not fun to use there's even less to this game then there already is.You die because you lose half your health every hit, you die because the game didn't give you any hearts to heal with, you die because you didn't get any health upgrades, you die because you got swarmed in a corner, you die because the game didn't spawn any shops, you die because the game didn't give you any good weapons, you die because the game didn't spawn any items. There's only three to four actual areas you play through each run, and they're all the exact same room with the exact same enemies just rearranged. Every boss is the exact same boring pattern each time and you fight the same boss at the end of each floor. Eighteen dollars for this. This is a student project compared to Enter the Gungeon yet you're charging three dollars extra for this.Honestly one of the worst rogue-lites I've seen. Little content, oversimplified, extremely imbalanced with awful difficulty scaling. I wish I could refund this, I am not compelled to play it anymore at all because every death is so obviously controlled by random chance and every run is mostly the same.. Blazing Beaks has a great art style and the core combat is solid, but it completely lacks the feedback loop of roguelikes. There is no GUARANTEED random powerups to make my run dynamic and exciting. I have to rely on finding detrimental artifacts that I will LATER trade in for the powerups. But guess what? The shop where you trade things in? It appears randomly. Also the artifacts you gather aren't guaranteed either. You can run through the entire first zone without encountering the shop or an artifact, meaning you're just playing the base character. What is the fun in that? Not to mention the movement-based secondary skills feel largely unnecessary because the maps are so small that I can stand in one place and shoot every enemy. Even if I need to dodge, I can cover the same space as the roll by just moving.I think the premise of this game is good but it's missing elements that make it a fun roguelike. What's the fun in random powerups if I'm not guaranteed to get them? Also this game is heavily biting Gungeon but it doesn't have the large maps that made Gungeon fun. Everything is small and contained and uninteresting.EDIT: My review says 0.5 hours but I actually bought this game RIGHT before I had an internet outage all Saturday. I actually put 5-7 hours into this game before deciding it wasn't fun.. Was pleasantly surprised when I saw this game in store. Oozing with charm and cuteness but don't let that fool you, the game is not a walk in the park by any means. A cocktail of Enter the Gungeon, Nuclear Throne and Isaac and the result is Blazing Beaks. Will update review once I have finished the game and done majority of the content. But for now it's a solid 9\/10 game.. To sum it up; this game is exciting to play, offers a lot of semi repetitive play that makes you play again wondering what will show up next run, and beautiful pixelish graphics for a low price BUT all these positives are shadowed by a rather unbalanced game that has a extremely WIDE range of RNG. When Crux outpaced my character I knew the recommendation this game was getting.. I REALLY REALLY want to like this game. However the loot system feels like it was not fully thought out. I understand it is a roguelike but the items are mostly useless. You can take a ton of risk factor and very frequently be rewarded with items that do not help at all. The second thing that really needs rework is secret rooms and locked rooms. Frequently they contain 2 hearts or something else that is completely useless.I do not mind difficulty, and I like how the game is set up. Simply the item system needs a major overhaul. New track. In work #2: New training track availablehttps://youtu.be/_o6iaMwcyE0There'll be a motocross bike ready soon. Also, after its completion, we will do the "freestyle" mode"Also in the process of working on content for the mode "road traffic" and for " street racing". Our Discord channel: We have prepared a Discord channel for better interaction with the players https://discord.gg/3zHv6fk. Work in progress: New model of motorcycle, WipWe have also prepared an additional guide, it will be edited during the development of the gamehttp://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1294235696. Hotfix: Fixed main menu. In work - uplift at the rear wheel: https://youtu.be/H6cWxcjVk7s. Release and update is coming: We were able to make a release on schedule. The product is still at a very early stage, we will take into account all your feedbackIn the update we are preparing a new, simpler track. The existing one will also be expanded to normal sizes. Do not forget to look into the driving guide before starting the game :). Moto VR New controller: We are developing a new control mode with horizontal stabilization and completely redesigned the physics of motorcycle behavior. Now we are working on the" falls " of the pilot from the motorcyclehttps://youtu.be/iL6cWCmnjwI. New sports bike: The work is ongoing. Ready a new sports motorcycle. About multiplayer-we have to postpone its release for some time. First, we will finalize everything regarding the single-player part of the game at this stage of developmenthttps://youtu.be/8VCRiEQrgJ4. In work #3: Hi all, sorry for the delay in updates. At the moment we are moving our ICED game to VR. Immediately after the release, we will begin to fully implement the content that our artists are preparing for MotoVR. Fix physics, new modes. Thank you for your patience(It's an in-game model)https://youtu.be/6j89tKB8fpA
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