
At the end of the day it's just another (albeit extremely fun) run and gun game. People are just complaining because of the fact there hasn't been a 2D run and gun in a long while and think Cuphead broke the mold It's unique in it's style, but really that's about it.
Heck Cuphead itself is taking cues from Contra and Metal Slug for their gameplay too.
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Plus you know how it goes when something is popular, you're going to have followers. I'm not complaining, I like the designs and it looks cute enough. I agree with Jim, it's glening from Cuphead's style when it comes to gameplay and animation choice, but that aside, the vibe is all it's own and going for a more fantasy feel then a old school toon throwback in the form of a shooter.
Hence why they started up a kickstarter in the first place to make it look better. Well you gotta keep in mind that these are early concept builds, not the final product. Turns out, they have plenty of unused animations That said, I think the game still looks really good, and I'm excited for it.Įdited by DrNoPuma on Oct 22nd 2019 at 1:22:44 PM Of course, other games get their styles ripped off all the time, and people don't complain like they have for this one. Also, it's hard to tell from the trailer, but it looks as if the gameplay has some subtle differences from Cuphead too (for example, when the boy gets hit with a hammer, instead of taking damage, he seemingly just gets squashed down for a few seconds.) It's a shame that they couldn't have strayed from Cuphead's style a little more, but I don't think it's fair to call it a complete ripoff. So many creative ideas went into this game. While the game does seem to use a similar Boss Game format and art style, the worlds, the characters, and the plotline are very different from those in Cuphead. It borrows the gameplay style, and the art and seemingly the music in its aesthetic too. The game has come under fire for seemingly being a ripoff of Cuphead.
It can be considered a counterpart to the Enchanted Boomerang.Enchanted Portals is an upcoming run and gun game by Xixo Games Studio. The action-adventure video game franchise The Legend of Zelda features the Master Sword, which lies amongst several fakes and must be pulled from a pedestal. Similar themes have since appeared in other media. The concept of a sword being stuck in stone originates from the 12th- or 13th-century poem Merlin by Robert de Boron, in which King Arthur was the only person able to pull a sword from its resting place in a stone. One can also use World Seeds to guarantee finding an Enchanted Sword Shrine, just make sure their game version is the same as the version the seed was created in. When attempting to acquire an Enchanted Sword for the Zenith, it is more efficient to create a new world and loot its Enchanted Sword Shrines than fish for crates. If found early on, the Enchanted Sword can be a powerful early-game weapon, outclassing many pre-Hardmode melee weapons due to its decent damage and projectile. Its cooldown will remain unchanged, however. Melee speed will affect the speed of the Enchanted Beam. The "fake" or "junk" background object will never be found in Enchanted Sword Shrines (only the real enchanted sword in stone background object which drops an Enchanted Sword or Terragrim), although it can still be generated in other random locations underground. In this case, the player has to fish for Golden or Titanium Crates to obtain an Enchanted Sword.
There is a small possibility that a world does not contain any Enchanted Sword Shrines. A small particle effect and the sound for restoring mana will notify the player of a recharged Enchanted Beam. While the cooldown is active, the player can neither switch items, look in another direction, nor utilize Auto Select, but they can continue swinging the sword. The Enchanted Beam projectile has a cooldown of 0.75 seconds. An enchanted sword in stone background object in the Enchanted Sword Shrine.