Originally Posted by WeppetKo
I tried it out and my best guess is that the dev team just needed money after 7 years in development
Yeah hey, probably a cash grab, though considering the state of the game, I think even the braindead wouldn't empty their wallets.
Apparently there was a closed beta? Did no-one tell the devs the game's a buggy mess? Did the devs just ignore it? Is it a skill issue? What a mess.
Or maybe it's not a cash grab. Maybe the devs got overcome from the pressure of releasing a competent sequel and just threw their arms up in the air and said 'Fuck it, here's ur precious Toribash sequel you bunch of naggy cu***!'
Last edited by Ele; Jan 24, 2024 at 06:10 PM.
My review upon testing the game.
Negative Aspects:
Encountering a quirky bug where the down arrow appears stuck on a loop. It disrupts menu navigation and sends the camera on a wild ride, pulling it too far from the tori. This tends to happen often, especially when I hit the Windows button to switch to Notepad or another program and then return. Fortunately, hitting the Windows button twice seems to resolve the issue.
The ghost feature isn't quite up to par; I've noticed similar complaints from other players.
The room list isn't scrollable, causing a bit of inconvenience.
The in-game store is a bit of a letdown, offering a limited selection of items. The shopping experience feels lacking.
The turn frames consistently reset to 5, introducing a noticeable inconsistency in the game dynamics.
Positive Aspects:
Appreciating the smooth and refreshing feel when navigating through menus.
The toon shader surpasses expectations, adding a delightful visual touch.
Sound effects (SFX) are well-executed, contributing positively to the overall gaming experience.
The head customizer serves as a handy tool for quick changes, enhancing the overall experience.
Neutral Aspects:
While the head customizer is effective for fast prototyping, the inability to upload custom textures is a missed opportunity that could elevate its utility.
Negative Aspects:
Encountering a quirky bug where the down arrow appears stuck on a loop. It disrupts menu navigation and sends the camera on a wild ride, pulling it too far from the tori. This tends to happen often, especially when I hit the Windows button to switch to Notepad or another program and then return. Fortunately, hitting the Windows button twice seems to resolve the issue.
The ghost feature isn't quite up to par; I've noticed similar complaints from other players.
The room list isn't scrollable, causing a bit of inconvenience.
The in-game store is a bit of a letdown, offering a limited selection of items. The shopping experience feels lacking.
The turn frames consistently reset to 5, introducing a noticeable inconsistency in the game dynamics.
Positive Aspects:
Appreciating the smooth and refreshing feel when navigating through menus.
The toon shader surpasses expectations, adding a delightful visual touch.
Sound effects (SFX) are well-executed, contributing positively to the overall gaming experience.
The head customizer serves as a handy tool for quick changes, enhancing the overall experience.
Neutral Aspects:
While the head customizer is effective for fast prototyping, the inability to upload custom textures is a missed opportunity that could elevate its utility.
imagine taking inspiration from a project that took inspiration from your project
part of the uri-nation rateyourmusic
frog up his ass or something
