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There Is No Light Free Download GAMESPACK.NET After a global catastrophe, the remains of human civilization built a new religious society among the ruins of the desolated underground. They have forgotten the light of the sun and now are blindly following the New God — The Great Hand. Once every few years, The Hand comes down to the people of the Central Station and takes away the chosen newborns to the world hidden behind the gates of the Sanctuary. The Hero embarks on a dangerous journey through this hostile world to find a way to open the gates and bring his child back. I banged my hands on the desk and swore for the thousandth time before eventually giving up in a rage of frustration. That was my experience with There Is No Light. The game labels itself as a brutal action-adventure hack-and-slash, yet my time with the demo only really sold me on its being brutal for the wrong reasons. The first stage of the demo introduces you to the lore of the world, dropping you in with a diagram of the controls before sending you off to explore. TOP/BEST ADULT VIDEO GAMES IN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (USA)

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As you begin this journey, you can speak with the inhabitants of the settlement you find yourself in, although the conversations did little to help me understand where I was, why I was there, or what I was meant to be doing. To its credit, There Is No Light does have a gritty atmosphere that is present throughout the wide variety of environments shown in the demo. But despite the obvious tone communicated through the art style, the dialogue and gameplay lack the same clarity of vision.What enticed me to try this demo was my weakness for the action-adventure hack-and-slash genre. Unfortunately, the combat just feels off — which is what caused my deep aggravation. The playable character has three weapons that feel indistinct from each other. One weapon has a wider range than the others, but even then, all attacks follow the same “hit twice, dodge, and repeat” cycle. Regardless of enemy type, this was the strategy required in every situation. Special abilities do little to improve the variety

Atmospheric pixel art world

Instead leaving me open to take damage that often cost me my life. The greatest sticking point for me in There Is No Light was a lack of precision when aiming weapons, making it difficult to attack enemies as they approached from different angles. I rarely felt like I could accurately hit my opponents because they were always just outside of my range. If the solution to this was using a different weapon type, I wish the game had better communicated this idea so that I could feel successful enough to want to play the full game. Attempting to play on a controller to remedy my issues with combat only made everything more difficult due to introducing a delayed response. The enemy density was perfectly designed for constant attacks with no cool down, but the dodging nature of combat just made encounters unsatisfying and unnecessarily difficult. I died a lot but never felt like I learned or got better at the game because so many other factors were working against me. Seed of the Dead: Sweet Home

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This type of gameplay may work well for others, but it just did not provide the same satisfaction that I have come to expect from this genre. There Is No Light feels like it reveals too much of its experience through its demo, for better or worse. Zelart has been generous in showing players what they can expect from the full game, and hopefully this will help it find a suitable audience. However, as the demo stands There is No Light is a challenging action RPG with souls-like elements. From the off, the pixel-art is immediately striking. The top-down perspective is reminiscent of 16-bit Zelda games, but with an intricately detailed Lovecraftian aesthetic. The game takes some time to reveal itself. The first 20-30 minutes are rather slow, but effectively set the scene and establish the story, which, in a nutshell, is about a man (The Hero) who sets out to rescue his child after they are abducted by demons. The narrative is surprisingly deep, and much more engaging than I anticipated. NPCs frequent town and hub areas

Unique combat system

All have unique dialogue and many can influence the path you take. There’s a moral, or ‘karma’, meter that moves according to the choices you make and this affects the ending you receive. The game world is epic in scale. The developers state there’s 30 hours of gameplay here, and that would not surprise me. I’ve played 10 hours and feel I’m only scratching the surface. There is No Light features a satisfying combat system. You have a melee attack and a dash move. There are four weapons to collect and upgrade, and, like any good soulslike, learning enemy patterns and precision timing are required to overcome the hoards of demons in your way. As with the locations, enemies are beautifully designed, and bosses are huge and overwhelming. My only complaint is that things can become a little repetitive with most encounters playing out to an attack, dash, attack, dash rhythm. The ‘normal’ difficulty may be too much for some. The Hero can be killed in three of four hits, sending you back to your last save point. Seed of the Dead: Sweet Home

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Checkpoints are fairly frequent (and there’s always a save before a boss fight) so you’ll never be too far away from where you died, but, expect to repeat some sections multiple times.That said, the developers have included plenty of accessibility options to make this a game for all. After restarting a couple of times, you will be given the option to unlock a health kit. This is not free and affects your karma meter. There’s also a fast travel gate to skip retreading certain sections; again this costs ‘moral’ points. If you decide the difficulty is still too much, you can switch to ‘Traveller’ mode, which gives you more health, reduces the number of enemies and makes the bonus health kit and extra checkpoints free. For Steam Deck owners, I can confirm the game plays fantastically ‘out of the box’ at a rock solid 60fps. It really is a perfect fit for Valve’s handheld. There is No Light is a beautiful game, with a compelling story. There are plenty of collectables, many hidden off the beaten track and there’s a useful fast travel system, allowing you to revisit previous areas.

Thrilling and emotional story

The difficulty can be brutal, but it hasn’t put me off. This is a game I’ll be playing through to the end! All in all, a potential indie classic.This is a narrative-heavy action-adventure game that shares nearly nothing with souls-likes (just so you know) except some harder boss fights; very forgiving deaths, too. It is hack and slash and dash like Hades in a very complexity-toned down version. Very worth it if you are into postapocalyptic-mystery-kinda-games with some wit, some heavy themes and a fast paced engaging combat system. Also: very nice artwork/creative direction.Decent game. More or less beatable in 7-9 hours. But jeez, the guy who was responsible for “Nah, player doesn’t need the map” should consider changing his job. Due to of that, the last level was the most boring piece of crap I’ve encountered in the games for the last yers. Personally I am enjoying it so far. The Intro to the game is really rough, the cut scenes are laid out poorly, and there is just too much dialogue for an action game.

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However once you get into the main game its much better, the combat is fun, and the bosses are all unique. Exploration is mid, sometimes you get something useful, most of the time its just a healing item… really should just have some kind of estus system for healing. We already found one of the best ways to handle healing with recharging potions, why go back to the archaic finding limited heal mechanic? this is a fast paced action game, having to hoard your heals like a survival horror doesn’t feel right in the moment to moment play. So yeah, if you can get past the starter zone, the game really opens up and there are some really cool combat challenges and set pieces so far, will update with more.While gleefully grinding my way through 2D dark fantasy soulslike There Is No Light, I found myself drawing consistent parallels to some of the greatest games to come out in the last 10 years. Punishing, button-smashing combat as frenetic yet smooth and satisfying as was Hades.

An enormous, subterranean world as painstakingly steeped in hauntingly beautiful detail and mind-bending lore as was Bloodborne’s. And a unique visual aesthetic soaked in the same level of creativity and thematic variety as was Hollow Knight. I see a lot of people who are mad that the game is “too hard”. Play the traveler mode where you have access to a free health kit and see if that works. If it does not and you still find it to be too brutal maybe this is not the game for you. That being said I think there are some areas that are frustrating, but it reminds me of old NES and SNES titles with the same kind of sections. Eventually you’ll overcome them and the rest of the game is great. The controls are tight. The atmosphere is amazing, and the story is pretty decent for an indie title. We’re all here for the “soulslike” / “metroidvania” gameplay anyway. The game achieves what it set out to do and it is well worth the money. Sexual Void 

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