Reventa Reviews

No controller support, and painfull Parkour. I gave up.

Although rough at the edges and buggy (after all this is an early-access), handled right it can become a fantastic game.

For the game's price point/how much it's worth, it's pretty nice tbh. Nowhere near perfect tho. Pros: - Graphics Inbetweens: - Combat - Not amazing, but for the price point, it's decent enough. PLEASE THOUGH, for the love of GOD, nerf those teleporting ninjas. They are SUCH a pain to kill! Also, this kinda combat is not made for groups of enemies; if you do get ambushed, you will get rekt. - Platforming - Fun imo, but only when you're holding sprint; otherwise it's a slow, clunky mess. Cons: - Can't control menus with controllers (seriously hate when game do this) - I feel the sound is a bit... low, even at max. - Despite the general graphics being good (imo), the character faces are UGLY (seriously, eww) - SERIOUSLY unforgiving checkpoint before the chapter 2 boss (you'll be constantly waiting for the elevator again if you suck at the combat) I'll forgive the game though since it's in early access. Seriously though, if it wasn't, would probably refund this tbh. I'll wait to see how this gets improved in the future. Definitely worth at least trying if you're into hack and slash tho.

Really solid foundation for a good game. There is a huge room for improvements for sure but I like what I experienced so far. Definitely worth the price. The tutorial stage gave me Nier Automata vibe <3

Although currently light on content, Reventa shows so much potential. The death penalty (or lack thereof) is such a smart idea, combat is fun and animations are so fluid. I instantly wanted to start playing as the other character the moment I wrapped up Chapter 1 for the first time. Plan on doing more exploring with Blue then finishing with Red which should take me a handful of hours (let's estimate around 5). I almost like the fact I can keep coming back with each chapter release. https://youtu.be/6P9rjQZXaDM

Reventa: I like the Combat and the Red Assassin. game could use some work but overall great game very fun to play.

Hi there Steam gang. I am going to be bluntly honest with you all right now. The only reason why I picked this game up is because I like to look at girl butts in latex bodysuits. I am a pervert and I find looking at those girl butts in latex kinda hot. While Reventa has an interesting sci-fi theme to it and a futuristic android girl on girl beat down battle royale the reality is this is a horribly unfinished button-masher hack and slash game with a metric ton of glitches and interesting level breaking bugs. If you have 4USD to burn and are as big of a pervy dirtbag as I am get this game right now. If not, do not bother.

Absolutely stellar gameplay. It's early access, but the replayability is already pretty high, especially for the price. When you realize only one person made this game, it becomes all the more impressive. The dev put a lot of time and energy into this game and it really does show. We get some great narrative, exploration, combat, and difficult but rewarding gameplay. Highly recommended.

[b][TL;DR][/b] The movement mechanics, combat system and gameplay are really good but the tutorial really lacks. The initial tutorial teachces you the basic movement but after the tutorial you are asked to choose a "doll", these dolls have different mechanics that are not really explained well. It took me 30 minutes trying different buttons and combinations till I figured most of the movement mechanics for my "doll". Once I figured out the button combinations/mechanics of my "doll" it was really good, the movement is really nice. The two things I disliked is that the enemies won't stop spawning even if you have cleared the zone already (everytime you die new enemies spawn on top of the ones that were still alive) and that the brightness/contrast settings can't be changed.

The game so far is pretty short, just one chapter, but I really enjoyed what I played. Needs some work, but what's there feels like a really solid foundation. Really looking forward to seeing what this turns into. And at the price, I'd very much recommend it.