Archero 2

Pay to win

Не пропускает на 20 уровень, пишет пройдите 19, 19 пройден на 3 звезды

However, after installing this game, we felt a glimmer of hope for his bright future. If other people with the same diagnosis—or perhaps even more severe cases—managed to secure a position at Gorilla Games and even develop a game for which they were presumably paid, then maybe my intellectually disabled little brother could also join a development team. However, this doesn’t apply to marketers and creatives—they know their craft: how to captivate a player, manipulate them, spark their excitement, drain all their money, and profit from ads. It’s a shame their talents are undermined by the incompetence of level designers, programmers, and sound producers. The early stages are fairly easy and engaging, offering a fresh take on the old Archero. For the first five hours, I felt like I was ready to pour all my money into this game. But the further you go… Slowly, you start noticing copy-pasted mobs with increased health, damage, and numbers instead of new enemies with more complex and interesting movesets. There’s repetitive map design, poor implementation (e.g., text descriptions overlapping), unfair patterns (talents, enemy spawns, attack intervals, etc.), clumsy translations, and a lack of control settings (they didn’t even bother to add a size slider, let alone variations like static, floating, or free—right now, there’s just one). The level design is atrocious—take the 6-minute survival mode as an example: the map is mostly HORIZONTAL in the game with a VERTICAL screen orientation, making all enemies, bosses, and attacks coming from the sides completely unpredictable. Or Stage 11, where I’m currently stuck because it’s impossible to progress without proper upgrades—enemies trap you in tight spaces, forcing you to tank the damage. This leads to another issue: screen clutter. Since the developer is incapable of creating a fair and challenging game, the screen turns into a mess of mobs and projectiles, making it impossible to rely on skill alone. The solution seems simple—just a few lines of code to prioritize enemy projectiles over the player’s attacks and summons or add proper audio-visual danger cues. But why bother when you can go for a smoke break instead of working, forcing players to grind or pay for gear points instead? All of this is accompanied by two awful audio tracks that have been annoying since the very beginning. They even manage to stop playing consistently after ads or when the app is minimized. These tracks would be more fitting for Doodle J

Донатна гра… На початку все буде здаватись ок, буде подобатись. Далі стане зрозуміло, що без донату далеко не заїдеш. Тобто, даремно витрачений час…

Тому що певний рівень мега складний, а наступний (який завжди іде важчий) легший ніж минулий. Походу деякі рівні роблять різні люди і одна з цих людей солєвий торч.

Голова,как можно на 5 уровне создавать двух боссов и не дать апнуть перса? Причём с обоих сторон!

Game seemed fine at the beginning but it gets way too stale after some time, and there is totally no progression in sight. You just keep grinding the same stages using same build because you can’t pass sky tower, and new chapters are locked behind it. Nothing entertaining in doing same quests trying to grind the same stuff for weeks on end Devs keep releasing p2w events and do nothing to improve the re-playability or add more content. I’m grateful for quitting this early, despide buying a bunch of privileges. Seeing no chance of these fundamental issues changing any time soon. Glad to let this one go, bye

Очередная помойка у которой без доната дальше определено го этапа игры не пройдешь

Як і в попередній версії на початку цікаво далі або донат або видалення ігри

Як і перша частина, все прекрасно