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Rokas666666
For: I wanna Be The Final End
For: I wanna Be The Final End
I have not completed the game and these are first impressions. I would complete it, but i got stuck at the second stage with the light blue blocks in the second screen.
Game is fairly easy and low quality. The traps consist of invisible blocks and slow obstacles. The boss I encountered had attacks which were one color squares without an easy to see hitbox. Second stage does appear to have some interesting mechanics, but they are not utilized well.
Overall, i dont reccomend playing it, unless you want to give this game a better review than mine.
[0] Likes
Game is fairly easy and low quality. The traps consist of invisible blocks and slow obstacles. The boss I encountered had attacks which were one color squares without an easy to see hitbox. Second stage does appear to have some interesting mechanics, but they are not utilized well.
Overall, i dont reccomend playing it, unless you want to give this game a better review than mine.
Rating: 3.0 30
Difficulty: 15 15
Jan 5, 2019
RandomErik [Creator]
For: I wanna kill the minesweepor
[2] Likes
For: I wanna kill the minesweepor
[2] Likes
Rating: N/A
Difficulty: 40 40
Jan 5, 2019
Wolfiexe
For: I Wanna Break The Last Z
For: I Wanna Break The Last Z
Last Z is the fourth entry in PDPlayer's Z medley series, taking many traits and classic elements you'd expect to see in a PDPlayer game, although with a fresh lick of paint. There's actually a lot of surprises in here amidst some questionable decisions. Worth a note that this review is based on v0.7, which ends just after the Boss Rush segment of the game.
It follows the standard K/Z/etc. medley formula of four stages with three bosses and a boss rush. The screen picks feel more interesting than his previous medleys with a bit less emphasis on just solely needle, and including some more adventurey and unique picks. Some personal standouts include Orbit, Scribble, Classic and Domu. These are the kinds of screens that make medley stages feel more unique to me, as you're playing a variety of genres and styles which makes the experience feel a lot more interesting and memorable. In general, the stages and overall platforming felt very enjoyable to me and were the standout of playthrough.
The stage bosses are fairly reasonable in difficulty until Gustav, where things take a pretty big spike. The first boss requires a bit of trial and error learning although nothing too demanding or precise, and the second boss whilst challenging I believe was nerfed after feedback to fit the flow of the game better, and this made for a pretty solid and varied boss. Gustav, the third boss utilises different weapons à la Justice Guy, giving you a slide mechanic too which makes for a very hectic and intense fight. As mentioned, it's also much harder and has some questionable decisions such as the post-avoidance phase which is a complete clown fiesta and killed momentum somewhat for me. I also disliked the avoidance cutaway here (although I wish that wasn't relied on so heavily for every boss anyway), as a very intense and hype musical score gets shafted for 30 seconds or so of a random Miku avoidance. It just feels kinda jarring, to me at least, and cuts away from the epicness of the fight.
Boss Rush is back yet again. I'd like to see PDPlayer abandon this trademark as I'm sure a number of people would. I had a blast playing up to here but as always, when faced with a wall of 4 avoidances my motivation wasn't at the highest. It's not quite as staggering or intimidating as his previous game choices but some of his changes made the experience a bit clunky, most notably on the Butterfly avoidance where he buffed a lot of the RNG to the point where the variance could be very wacky. Catastrophe Rin wasn't my kind of avoidance and has a few patterns that you have to worry about amidst a sea of forgettable attacks. Call Me It is also changed from the original, with the final phase being a hectic mess where it seems people either beat it very quickly or have a nightmare of a time with it. Noesis is majorly nerfed from the OG minus the first attack of phase 3, which was staggeringly difficult for me. I only beat it twice before thankfully first trying 5 attacks and winning, otherwise I may have been here a while longer. It's not too bad on a whole, but the boss rush concept is still stale and overdone, and I wish PD would rely on it less and innovate with something different to make his medley have more individuality and avoid the inevitable comparisons.
A big positive is there are tons of secrets and extra hidden content throughout the game. Alongside the classic four secrets, there are tons of hidden relics to search and collect via doing additional secret screen picks, alongside flashback memories to PD's old Z medley avoidances and some other avoidance excerpts. There's also an overworld of sorts where you can go spend currency collected via achievements to buy cosmetic changes and other cool little features. It's just nice to see.
Overall I've had a surprisingly fun time so far. The game is as of yet, unfinished. I can only assume it will follow a very similar format as his past medleys, of having a stage 4 boss followed by guest stages and then some wacky PDPlayer hijinks at the end of the game. Regardless of where he takes it, I hope he takes it in a direction that prioritises fun and variety over difficulty.
It follows the standard K/Z/etc. medley formula of four stages with three bosses and a boss rush. The screen picks feel more interesting than his previous medleys with a bit less emphasis on just solely needle, and including some more adventurey and unique picks. Some personal standouts include Orbit, Scribble, Classic and Domu. These are the kinds of screens that make medley stages feel more unique to me, as you're playing a variety of genres and styles which makes the experience feel a lot more interesting and memorable. In general, the stages and overall platforming felt very enjoyable to me and were the standout of playthrough.
The stage bosses are fairly reasonable in difficulty until Gustav, where things take a pretty big spike. The first boss requires a bit of trial and error learning although nothing too demanding or precise, and the second boss whilst challenging I believe was nerfed after feedback to fit the flow of the game better, and this made for a pretty solid and varied boss. Gustav, the third boss utilises different weapons à la Justice Guy, giving you a slide mechanic too which makes for a very hectic and intense fight. As mentioned, it's also much harder and has some questionable decisions such as the post-avoidance phase which is a complete clown fiesta and killed momentum somewhat for me. I also disliked the avoidance cutaway here (although I wish that wasn't relied on so heavily for every boss anyway), as a very intense and hype musical score gets shafted for 30 seconds or so of a random Miku avoidance. It just feels kinda jarring, to me at least, and cuts away from the epicness of the fight.
Boss Rush is back yet again. I'd like to see PDPlayer abandon this trademark as I'm sure a number of people would. I had a blast playing up to here but as always, when faced with a wall of 4 avoidances my motivation wasn't at the highest. It's not quite as staggering or intimidating as his previous game choices but some of his changes made the experience a bit clunky, most notably on the Butterfly avoidance where he buffed a lot of the RNG to the point where the variance could be very wacky. Catastrophe Rin wasn't my kind of avoidance and has a few patterns that you have to worry about amidst a sea of forgettable attacks. Call Me It is also changed from the original, with the final phase being a hectic mess where it seems people either beat it very quickly or have a nightmare of a time with it. Noesis is majorly nerfed from the OG minus the first attack of phase 3, which was staggeringly difficult for me. I only beat it twice before thankfully first trying 5 attacks and winning, otherwise I may have been here a while longer. It's not too bad on a whole, but the boss rush concept is still stale and overdone, and I wish PD would rely on it less and innovate with something different to make his medley have more individuality and avoid the inevitable comparisons.
A big positive is there are tons of secrets and extra hidden content throughout the game. Alongside the classic four secrets, there are tons of hidden relics to search and collect via doing additional secret screen picks, alongside flashback memories to PD's old Z medley avoidances and some other avoidance excerpts. There's also an overworld of sorts where you can go spend currency collected via achievements to buy cosmetic changes and other cool little features. It's just nice to see.
Overall I've had a surprisingly fun time so far. The game is as of yet, unfinished. I can only assume it will follow a very similar format as his past medleys, of having a stage 4 boss followed by guest stages and then some wacky PDPlayer hijinks at the end of the game. Regardless of where he takes it, I hope he takes it in a direction that prioritises fun and variety over difficulty.
Tagged as: Medley
[5] Likes
Rating: 7.9 79
Difficulty: 80 80
Jan 5, 2019
Kurt_IW
For: I Wanna Be the Catastrophe
For: I Wanna Be the Catastrophe
I really like this game. I am very proud of myself for beating it.
[3] Likes
Rating: 10.0 100
Difficulty: 85 85
Jan 5, 2019