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Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night [sucessor de Castlevania de Koji Igarashi]
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Jogo muito bom. Fora , o gameplay ,o que mais surpreendeu é a qualidade da história e da narrativa para o genero !
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Nacional creio que não, só importado mesmo. Na Big Boy e Games4 tinha pré-venda das 3 versões.
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Hollow Knight é imbatível no quesito longevidade, 50 horas de jogo sem se tornar cansativo ou repetitivo em momento algum, alem disso, conta com uma característica rara nos games desse estilo, o desafio é crescente a medida que se avança,
Bloodstained segue o caminho oposto, tende a ficar bem mais fácil com o passar do game, algumas habilidades comuns são tão roubadas que é melhor que sejam evitadas pra não quebrar o gameplay, possui uma trilha sonora no minimo espetacular, uma enorme quantidade de ambientes completamente distintos (algo que senti falta em HK) e uma infinidade de mecânicas únicas.
A mão do Iga pesou, acho que esta um passo a frente dos outros excelentes metroidvanias que temos no mercado.
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A ambientação está me lembrando persona 4 . O jogo ta bom demais .
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Preciso lembrar de apagar amanhã esse update 1.02, aqui baixou 2 dos 3GB, aí pausei essa bagaça.
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Review: Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night
Oh what a night
Bloodstained will probably live forever in the memory of those who backed it on Kickstarter. It was part of the "actually creators can rebuke publishers and do their own thing" era of the crowdfunding platform, alongside of projects like Mighty No. 9 and Shenmue III.
That was back in 2015, and the project has made many twists and turns to get to the point where it is today, no matter how many platforms it left dead, dying, and bloodied along the way (RIP Vita and Wii U). Multiple developers have been involved in its creation at this point, and a new art style was unveiled just several months ago: which likely had a lot to do with the myriad delays the project has dealt with since its announcement.
Now, it's finally here.
Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night (PC, PS4 [reviewed], Switch, Xbox One)
Developer: ArtPlay, DICO, WayForward Technologies
Publisher: 505 Games
Released: June 18, 2019 / June 25, 2019 (Switch)
MSRP: $39.99
Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night really reminds me of Yooka-Laylee to a degree. If you enjoyed Symphony of the Night and DS-era Castlevania games (similar to how Yooka was built on the back of Banjo Kazooie, jank and all), you will probably dig it. If you don't, the improvements are mostly marginal and probably won't sway you to the occult side. The good news is that there are myriad ways at this point to test whether or not you'll like Bloodstained before you plunk $40 down on it.
Again, to be clear, all of the Metroidvania Castlevania staples are present. There's teleport and save rooms, subweapons, a map that has nearly the same exact color scheme as Castlevania producer IGA's work on the series, item shops, similar locomotion to how Alucard operated in Symphony, and a soundtrack that sounds like an homage to the series. Man does that map system still work too, as it teases out exploration in this fairly sprawling overworld. After searching for over an hour with no avail, it's always heartening to see that little tiny connected map piece and seek it out (only to find that it's a dead end and you actually need to spend another hour wandering around).
I think I actually appreciate combat the most though. What I appreciate about Bloodstained is that there's a formidable foe nearly every few minutes that grants worthwhile gear and upgrades. Minibosses are a frequent occurrence when running around randomly, and bosses come at a decent cadence. Although screens aren't filled with as many normal enemies as I'd like until near the end, there's rarely a dull moment as you're constantly gaining new abilities, Blue Mage style, for kills (so you're saying it's "skills for kills?").
Allowing more versatile build options is one arena where Bloodstained might surpass its predecessors. With shortcuts you can swap to entirely different loadouts, like a super quick "enhanced movement speed power boots" build that allows you to zip around lightning fast and hop on enemy heads like Mario. Or if you're feeling bulky, a min-maxed high strength glass cannon build with a greatsword that can slice regular enemies in half in one hit that's also resistant to fire. I usually find myself comfortably sticking to what I know, but unlocking a new ability every 15-20 minutes or so screams "experimentation." Crafting scratches that same itch.
Sequence breaking is still present, as are esoteric puzzle and progression solutions. Although most of them are intuitive, one in particular is pretty nasty and will stump a lot of people. Really, you're still going to be spending a lot of time just goofing around having no clear idea of where to go. My first run (with the bad ending) took me around 10 hours or so, at which point I was allowed to immediately continue right before I triggered it. The subsequent run (good ending) took another five hours to hit, and I estimate that a 100% clear will take around 20 hours total on the first try.
I'm surprised at how well the new visual style works in-game and how far the aesthetics have come from the early Kickstarter development days. While some of the character models (mostly NPCs) are a bit raw and lack character; Miriam, the majority of the boss fights, and nearly all of the locales are stunning. The stained glass motif serves Bloodstained very well, and I'm happy IGA and his team found a way to bake it into the entire narrative of the game. Rarely do Gothic themes come together like this.
It's not all dour and dark though, as Bloodstained is also pretty out-there. There's a demon barber named Todd (that does not reside on Fleet Street) who helps you customize your hairstyle and cosmetic look. There's a bunch of weird NPCs scattered across the map and a handful of optional endgame boss fights to find (including a retro-tinted one). If you sit at a piano long enough, Miriam will play a little ditty on it. There's a lot of character that you need to see in-game to believe.
Amid all of the delays, Bloodstained actually shipped with a decent amount of content and there's more on the way. When it just comes to the campaign, it's roughly comparable to an IGAvania, if not bulkier, as I described just a moment ago. Coming with the launch is a speed run gametype, cheats, new game plus, an additional difficulty, and a boss rush mode. On the way: two more characters, local/online play (for co-op and versus in "certain modes"), chaos mode, "boss revenge," a roguelike toggle, a classic (old school style Castlevania controls) mode, and more. Not bad!
After all this time though it is a little rough around the edges, and some of that roughness directly impacted gameplay. Although I haven't encountered a gamebreaking bug so far per se on PS4, I have witnessed several areas where the game slows down quite a bit, and have seen countless visual flair-ups (mostly pop-in) and a few instances where the AI is acting suspiciously sluggish. There was also a major bug I encountered against a boss with a countdown timer (being vague to avoid spoilers) where I whittled it down until it froze and I couldn't actually finish the fight.
Come to find out I had a summon (a familiar) equipped that was damaging it after it was already dead, preventing it from entering a transitional cutscene-like state for the killing blow (after realizing this following three attempts, I turned the familiar off and it allowed me to progress). This is on top of one case where I glitched through the ceiling and entered an area I shouldn't have (a quick wayward stone took me back to base unharmed).
Bloodstained is occasionally frustrating, refreshingly open, and as promised, wholly Castlevania. Hopefully some polish is on the way for Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night as to not alienate folks who are new to the genre, but as any Castlevania fan knows, partial jank comes with the territory.
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Oh what a night
Bloodstained will probably live forever in the memory of those who backed it on Kickstarter. It was part of the "actually creators can rebuke publishers and do their own thing" era of the crowdfunding platform, alongside of projects like Mighty No. 9 and Shenmue III.
That was back in 2015, and the project has made many twists and turns to get to the point where it is today, no matter how many platforms it left dead, dying, and bloodied along the way (RIP Vita and Wii U). Multiple developers have been involved in its creation at this point, and a new art style was unveiled just several months ago: which likely had a lot to do with the myriad delays the project has dealt with since its announcement.
Now, it's finally here.
Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night (PC, PS4 [reviewed], Switch, Xbox One)
Developer: ArtPlay, DICO, WayForward Technologies
Publisher: 505 Games
Released: June 18, 2019 / June 25, 2019 (Switch)
MSRP: $39.99
Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night really reminds me of Yooka-Laylee to a degree. If you enjoyed Symphony of the Night and DS-era Castlevania games (similar to how Yooka was built on the back of Banjo Kazooie, jank and all), you will probably dig it. If you don't, the improvements are mostly marginal and probably won't sway you to the occult side. The good news is that there are myriad ways at this point to test whether or not you'll like Bloodstained before you plunk $40 down on it.
Again, to be clear, all of the Metroidvania Castlevania staples are present. There's teleport and save rooms, subweapons, a map that has nearly the same exact color scheme as Castlevania producer IGA's work on the series, item shops, similar locomotion to how Alucard operated in Symphony, and a soundtrack that sounds like an homage to the series. Man does that map system still work too, as it teases out exploration in this fairly sprawling overworld. After searching for over an hour with no avail, it's always heartening to see that little tiny connected map piece and seek it out (only to find that it's a dead end and you actually need to spend another hour wandering around).
I think I actually appreciate combat the most though. What I appreciate about Bloodstained is that there's a formidable foe nearly every few minutes that grants worthwhile gear and upgrades. Minibosses are a frequent occurrence when running around randomly, and bosses come at a decent cadence. Although screens aren't filled with as many normal enemies as I'd like until near the end, there's rarely a dull moment as you're constantly gaining new abilities, Blue Mage style, for kills (so you're saying it's "skills for kills?").
Allowing more versatile build options is one arena where Bloodstained might surpass its predecessors. With shortcuts you can swap to entirely different loadouts, like a super quick "enhanced movement speed power boots" build that allows you to zip around lightning fast and hop on enemy heads like Mario. Or if you're feeling bulky, a min-maxed high strength glass cannon build with a greatsword that can slice regular enemies in half in one hit that's also resistant to fire. I usually find myself comfortably sticking to what I know, but unlocking a new ability every 15-20 minutes or so screams "experimentation." Crafting scratches that same itch.
Sequence breaking is still present, as are esoteric puzzle and progression solutions. Although most of them are intuitive, one in particular is pretty nasty and will stump a lot of people. Really, you're still going to be spending a lot of time just goofing around having no clear idea of where to go. My first run (with the bad ending) took me around 10 hours or so, at which point I was allowed to immediately continue right before I triggered it. The subsequent run (good ending) took another five hours to hit, and I estimate that a 100% clear will take around 20 hours total on the first try.
I'm surprised at how well the new visual style works in-game and how far the aesthetics have come from the early Kickstarter development days. While some of the character models (mostly NPCs) are a bit raw and lack character; Miriam, the majority of the boss fights, and nearly all of the locales are stunning. The stained glass motif serves Bloodstained very well, and I'm happy IGA and his team found a way to bake it into the entire narrative of the game. Rarely do Gothic themes come together like this.
It's not all dour and dark though, as Bloodstained is also pretty out-there. There's a demon barber named Todd (that does not reside on Fleet Street) who helps you customize your hairstyle and cosmetic look. There's a bunch of weird NPCs scattered across the map and a handful of optional endgame boss fights to find (including a retro-tinted one). If you sit at a piano long enough, Miriam will play a little ditty on it. There's a lot of character that you need to see in-game to believe.
Amid all of the delays, Bloodstained actually shipped with a decent amount of content and there's more on the way. When it just comes to the campaign, it's roughly comparable to an IGAvania, if not bulkier, as I described just a moment ago. Coming with the launch is a speed run gametype, cheats, new game plus, an additional difficulty, and a boss rush mode. On the way: two more characters, local/online play (for co-op and versus in "certain modes"), chaos mode, "boss revenge," a roguelike toggle, a classic (old school style Castlevania controls) mode, and more. Not bad!
After all this time though it is a little rough around the edges, and some of that roughness directly impacted gameplay. Although I haven't encountered a gamebreaking bug so far per se on PS4, I have witnessed several areas where the game slows down quite a bit, and have seen countless visual flair-ups (mostly pop-in) and a few instances where the AI is acting suspiciously sluggish. There was also a major bug I encountered against a boss with a countdown timer (being vague to avoid spoilers) where I whittled it down until it froze and I couldn't actually finish the fight.
Come to find out I had a summon (a familiar) equipped that was damaging it after it was already dead, preventing it from entering a transitional cutscene-like state for the killing blow (after realizing this following three attempts, I turned the familiar off and it allowed me to progress). This is on top of one case where I glitched through the ceiling and entered an area I shouldn't have (a quick wayward stone took me back to base unharmed).
Bloodstained is occasionally frustrating, refreshingly open, and as promised, wholly Castlevania. Hopefully some polish is on the way for Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night as to not alienate folks who are new to the genre, but as any Castlevania fan knows, partial jank comes with the territory.
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Perto dessa parte tem uma entrada (em um poço) que leva para umas cavernas subterrâneas, inclusive achei o
Shovel Knight por lá.
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Perto dessa parte tem uma entrada (em um poço) que leva para umas cavernas subterrâneas, inclusive achei oShovel Knight por lá.
Então, mais apesar de no mate ter abertura no poço não tem, como abro ele. ?
Edit: Esquece, descobri heheheh
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os bugs pelo que sei era na versão PS4, se for versão PC não tem os bugs do item pelo que entendi.Não estava sabendo desses bugs em relação a o update e tudo mais. Aqui fez update agora pouco. É melhor começar do zero então ?
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Galera, to meio perdido no jogo...hehehe
Então, matei o dragão doido lá, entrei no poço que dá numa caverna subterranea (que por sinal lembra demais a cachoeira do SOTN) e nessa parte do cenário, não achei nada considerável pra prosseguir no jogo... pra onde tem q ir? Acredito que tenho que pegar a spike breaker ou entrar na fonte de sangue, mas não sei como fazer nenhum dos dois!
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Para entrar no poço de sangue vc precisa matar uma Boss que vc ganha um Fragmento que permite vc drenar o sangue
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Putz, então não consigo mais acesso a nada do castelo, já andei por tdo e nada! To arrancando os cabelos já!
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Eu acho que mesmo que tiver na versão PC, eu já comecei na 1.02. Pois comecei a baixar umas 9h da noite de ontem e comecei a jogar meia hora depois. Acredito que já tenha sido nesta versão. Agora pouco fez um update, mas no tamanho de 93mb e pelo que vi este 1.02 tem mais de 2gb. Se for isso mesmo de boa. Deixo do jeito que esta. Tentei achar algum post oficial sobre o assunto mais não encontrei.
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Embaixo da porta que leva pra torre dos dragões tem outra porta que leva para um corredor; no final dele tem uma porta de ferro fechada e aparece a mensagem de que ela foi fechada por uma máquina ou algo assim, não soube o que fazer ali, alguém chegou nessa parte?
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Acabei de passar dessa parte.
Vc tem que
Arrumar a credencial com o vampiro bibliotecário. Ele vai pedir uma foto sua e vc arruma com a mina exorcista que fica na base do começo do jogo.
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Caramba pessoal, esse castelo não tem fim, pqp esse jogo é pelo menos 4 vezes maior que o SOTN.
Fiz tudo isso e completei apenas 66,30% do mapa, isso levando em conta que ele tenha 100% de tamanho, pq se for como o SOTN com castelo invertido, é 200%
Fiz tudo isso e completei apenas 66,30% do mapa, isso levando em conta que ele tenha 100% de tamanho, pq se for como o SOTN com castelo invertido, é 200%
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Geral reclamando disso.
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Meus amigos, que jogo!
Acabei andando, fuçando e destravei, agora ta fluindo que é uma maravilha!
Acabei andando, fuçando e destravei, agora ta fluindo que é uma maravilha!
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Tem umas skills, principalmente de mira, que é totalmente OP, quebra o jogo literalmente.
Demorei pra descobrir onde tinha que ir depois de pegar o pulo duplo, rodei mais de uma hora procurando lol.
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Demorei pra descobrir onde tinha que ir depois de pegar o pulo duplo, rodei mais de uma hora procurando lol.
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Acho que fui acometido como Bug dos baús....
Estou chegando em áreas que não tinha ido ainda e existem baús abertos...
Porra daí fode, será que tem alguma previsão pra consertar isso?
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Estou chegando em áreas que não tinha ido ainda e existem baús abertos...
Porra daí fode, será que tem alguma previsão pra consertar isso?
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Putz, vou ter que jogar até zerar sem atualizar, então. =S
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E eu que já completei metade do castelo? Kkkk
Vou ter que começar tudo de novo?
Vou jogando assim, até chegar numa parte que não consigo passar....
Vamos ver.
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Você atualizou o jogo, Luiz?
Putz, será que ainda sairá um patch pra salvar quem começou a jogar antes do 1.02? Sacanagem isso...
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Galera, alguém pode me dar mais detalhes desse b.o dos baús? Iniciei o jogo ontem, baixei ele ontem inclusive, mas se tiver tendo esse b.o vou deixar ele quieto e volto mais pra frente...
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Toguro, se você baixou o patch 1.02 antes de iniciar o jogo, está tudo bem.
O problema ocorre com quem começou a campanha antes dele e depois o instalou: isso faz com que alguns baús com itens vitais para o progresso apareçam abertos e vazios no mapa, o que trava o jogo.