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Opus Mortem
por Kaw_Dev
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Opus Mortem
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Descripción
In Opus Mortem you will play the role of Death. Test your reflexes while trying to redirect souls to their respective destinations. Fight other players to see who gets the highest score and try to depopulate the world!
Use the souls you harvest to buy powerful upgrades that will make your job easier. Being death was never so fun!
Cómo jugar
Use the keyboard or mouse to redirect the souls to their respective destinations.
Actualizaciones del desarrollador
v0.0.9
- Game performance improved.
Comentarios
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Bananamama
Aug. 07, 2017
I dont know... I get bored very fast with it. The whole essence of the game is wrong and not catchy for me. Maybe in the category of '5 minute games' it would do with some power ups and other things that could add some flavor to clicking left and right. I cannot see anyone buying the more expensive upgrades, too tedious. Sorry.
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Xerros
Aug. 03, 2017
tip: you can hold the buttons. you don't have to click precisely each time.
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olinn
Aug. 04, 2017
this is far too slow paced, it takes way too many runs to get an upgrade and there are several pointless and counterproductive upgrades, such as expertise, chrono's will and resilience. combo only provides score, not extra souls, so upgrading it only slows down the players progression, chrono's will actually harms you rather than help you as the speed fluctuation it causes hinders the player from adapting to the games speed and resilience is a waste of souls, since it's incredibly rare to get anywhere close to 250 in a single run. my suggestions would be to multiply the amount of souls gained per soul harvested by the current combo meter and making chrono's will slow down the games speed by X and having it speed up as normal from that point, making it more similar to sloth and patience.
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Thank you very much for the feedback! We have taken note and the next patch of the game will bring important balance changes.
Xerros
Aug. 03, 2017
I love the fact that you can see how each person died. The problem is the game move too quickly to read them.
Hi Xerros! Thanks for the feedback! You can always pause the game using "ESC" or the "P" key if you see any interesting death. Alternatively, you can always see the last death after each game ends.
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Comett
Aug. 11, 2017
Game window is badly designed, you've put all the information in different corners of the game. The combo bar is on the right side, lives are in top right corner, score is top left corner, but the main focal point is on the bottom left corner. If you wanna check lives/score/combo, it makes you lose focus = lose game.
Hi Comett, first of all thanks for your honest review. One of the uses of the hourglass is to take advantage of the speed reduction to take an eye to the score, or to the lives, since, as you say, those elements are placed in different corners of the window.
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