About This Game After their job, of keeping the dungeons in balance, was done, our heroes needed a new job. Roaming the lands they found a call for heroes, a castle in need, possible even a damsel in distress?Pick two heroes to take into the adventure, controlling both heroes and using their special skills to navigate the dangerous castle hallways, rooms and floors. Switching between the two characters to solve quests, puzzles, and of course clear the dungeons of all evil.Quests - The dungeon is full of problems, let's call them quests. These problems range from simple "find a key" to "use magic powers to light all magic candles and open the magical gate". Different types of quests require different solutions. Use the skills of the characters in your party to complete these quests.Weapons - Your characters are your main weapons. The Elf shoots his arrows through multiple monsters, the Wizard has unlimited magic, the Warrior has a powerful melee attack with his hammer, and the Valkyrie besides having a quick spinning-melee attack can also detect secrets and important loot. The characters can level up to increase their firepower, or find rare loot which enhances your character for short periods of time. This includes magic spells!Secrets - Find secret rooms, level-skipping teleports, secret items, and more!Perma-items - You will be able to unlock magic spells by collecting 4 shards of various magic books. Once all shards are collected the magic is unlocked. It's also possible to increase the strength of this magic by collecting the magic shards multiple times. All unlocked spells will stay unlocked even after you die, making you more powerful on your future attempts to reach the final boss. 7aa9394dea Title: Heroes of Loot 2Genre: AdventureDeveloper:OrangepixelPublisher:OrangepixelRelease Date: 7 Jun, 2016 Heroes Of Loot 2 Crack And Patch File Download A super fun arcade-like twin-stick meets dungeon crawler. Hits all the right spots including plenty of homage to Gauntlet. If you like either of these genres this comes highly reccommended.. My playtime says it all. :). If you are a fan of randomized dungeon crawlers... this game is for you.While the game sticks to the common standards, it presents new challenges and puzzles that will require thought\/aggro.Similar to arcade titles of old, the aggressive tone will punish and reward you. This keeps the game balanced and enjoyable for many play throughs. Strategy is basic, but critical. You cannot rush every encounter. As a fan of challenging games, this title is worth multiple attempts.Gameplay is always the core of my interest. The pace is either fast or at your own speed (depending how agressive you are). It is also challenging, in that each room will require you to analyze the situation. The traps cannot be ignored, nor can you bait every enemy. Swapping your hero is required to progress (the AI might need a few tweaks to perfect this aspect, but it is nearly there). Having two avatars feels like an advantage. Strengths and weaknesses of each class should ne observed. I was unable to test local co-op, but I can imagine how much fun it could be. Perhaps online\/friend based co-op? This opens the door for countless additional puzzles.The controls seem to be built for a plug-in style controller. As of June 7\/16, I could not find a "customize controls" menu. Perhaps my own inability, but the WASD keys had been replaced by the arrow pad. This made it awkward with the mouse. Once I plugged a third party controller in, everything made sense.Pixel art is one of my soft spots. I applaud the quality of dynamic sprites. Objects have great cycles, not just torches and enemies. Event statues have motion\/glow, while health and exp orbs dance around you. The objects are easy to differentiate and bring the areas to life. Obviously, the avatar sprites are fantastic - attack skills are amazing as they level up. It is easy forget judgment on the level back-drop. It blends in and supports the existing mood. A balance is difficult to strike in these situations. Perhaps a few more tiles could use polish (but I do not fault the developer on this, atmosphere is perfect). Maybe a bit more variations in group tiles?Love the pace, risk\/reward and colour palette of the game. If you need a new hack\/slash medival title, I offer my recommendation. In Canadian dollars, 10$ is reasonable in todays market. Personally, I will spend more time in this game than most new AAA titles. I am a fan of supporting developers and trying new things. For a more discerning crowd, I would understand 10$ being a hair high (only due to June 7\/16 testing + bugs). At the first Steam Sale, you must try this game.In full disclosure, I try and review games that are new to the scene. Only a review are under my belt. Looking forward to bug patches and additions, I would recommend this title.. Amazing little game. Many similarities with old school gauntlet. Also reminds me of hammerwatch,binding of isaac in a very good way. Character evolves with every playthrough, unlockable characters and very addictive fast dungeon crawl gameplay.Imo superior to the first game and a must have for rogue-like\/lite fans!. Cannot recommend, even as a fan of twin-stick and roleplay games. Lot of things going against this game. This mobile-type game did not give me the feelings of gauntlet.So, starting with the gameplay, there are some elements that I did not like. The game uses auto-aim, so not much reason to use the twin-stick mechanic. (Probably for the mobile version!) With enemies spawning in the adjecent spaces, the game encourages simply holding down the fire key, while moving. Having to walk through a room of spike traps shows some weird hit detection, and the traps will keep draining life until you move off the space.The music and sound was really what killed it for me. Hearing the traps go "bang" repeatedly was cringe-inducing, but turning off the sound would have made those traps harder to find. The music was hard on the ears, too.Then the big surprise was the loot. For a game with loot in the title, I was surprised to see few lackluster items for use. The in-game items have very little item description, so you have to guess their subtle effects through observation. Then the legacy items were not impressive either. There are some characters to unlock, but since the characters either just spin or shoot pixels, I am just not interested in them.I do not like this trend in games to provide basic information through unlocks. I had to kill a hundred bouncing skulls before the game let me know they were skeletons.Technically, I had issues with my xbox-type controller. At one point it glitched out and kept running in a direction, with no way to fix except quitting. The keyboard is not usable when the controller is plugged in, so my co-op option is out. The game engine uses a java backend, and I feel like that does not always run great on linux systems.Finally, the level design feels repeatitive and uninspired. The quests are as mundane as "find a key." One level will look like another one, and I never got a sense of satisfaction of finishing it. I suspect that if you have played other Orangepixel games, that you know what you are getting in this one. This seems like a mobile, casual design that has been used many times before, just within a dungeon setting here.. I played the first Heroes of Loot on mobile for 60+ hours so I was super interested when I saw this on steam. I've just jumped in and played two games so here are my first impressions.The game looks nice and is pretty similar in gameplay to the last one. The controls are simple, aim with the mouse and move with the arrow keys clicking on people to interact. For a game just beginning it's early access there sure is a good amount of content here, A bunch of passive and interesting items, enemy variety, levels, teleporters, cool bosses and very funny level transitions. The game doesn't take itself very seriously at all, cracking a joke whenever it can, which is definetly a plus for me. You unlock items in the game by collecting fragments of the item. When you collect all of the fragments you unlock the item which is very cool. The game gets deceptively super hard later and can start to give you an bit of a challenge which is actually pretty cool.Now all that being said here are some things to work toward.The games did randomly hard crash after a certain point usually in shop areas, but I'm sure that'll be worked on in time. Luckly the game has an autosave feature, so even if it does crash it's not too frustrating.Now although fun, the game feels a bit chaotic. While other roguelites like TBOI and Spelunky have set level paths clearly labeling a "Level 1" and "Level 2", HoL2 doesn't feel that way. Instead I jump around to different levels each play through not knowing where I am or how far I've gotten. The game could really benefit from a "Level Map" like in the level transitions of TBOI. Or a difficulty meter when you enter a level to show how much harder the floor is going to be.Difficulty definitely gets there eventually but all in all feels a bit easy to start comparitive to other games like this and I would love to see the starting max Health decreased or More enemies at the start and maybe a slightly faster Rocko! ;) The game feels like you're being babied a little in the beginning which can be frustrating when you make it pretty far, die, and have to go through like 4 levels for it to start being hard again. I want to be challenged the WHOLE time. But thats really just a personal problem.The game does way more right then wrong IMO, I love the game and I'm super glad I bought it. I can't wait to follow the development of the game and It can only get better from here. I'll be watching Orange Pixel! XD-TubaPlyr. I haven't played the first heroes of loot yet, but i really want to now! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i42sVBayOKc. I LOVE this game!! I was pleasantly surprized by the first Heroes of Loot, and this one improves on everything that was enjoyable in the first one, and goes beyond. There are new additions throughout....there are cool levels, great loot, arenas, responsive controls, neat enemies and lots more! Though you control more than one hero in this game, it is not at all trying, nor demands co-op to do so. It's just a lot of fun to play...as is the first game. My play-time is a bit minor as I wrote this...but the game gives you a lot of enjoyment in a short time...so ideal for quick runs and long runs or in-between other games. I highly recommend this game already, early into its 'early access' stage...and also highly recommend the first Heroes of Loot too!! Great to see a 'sequal' that adds so much to its predesassor without diminishing either game. Bravo, Orangepixel!!!!!
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