Recenzje Trillion: God of Destruction

Nie podchodzi mi totalnie gameplay, a raczej to jak miernie jest zrobiony, fabuła jest spoko, ale cóż nie będę grał w grę, która nie sprawia mi przyjemności, no co najwyżej mógłbym posłuchać soundtrack'u bo jest bardzo dobry, tak samo jak styl graficzny. Grę i tak polecę bo pewnie znajdą się tacy, którym będzie chciało klikać, żeby wytrenować swoją waifu, co jest dosyć nudne, za mało urozmaiceń.

The game actually took me by surprise. After playing Neptunia games I was expecting some brainless cutesy fun anime game, but it was nothing like that. Trillion can be split into 2 parts - one is character interactions and the general story, while the other part is the actual RPG gameplay. It's the first part that is really great - you really do become interested in each character, what are their feelings and dreams, especially since you know that their next battle battle may end in their permadeath. But to push the game forward you actually have to be prepared to do this and send them to a certain death - a happy ending where everyone survives is impossible. The actual gameplay part is where Trillion falters (probably due to obvious budget limits). While there are interesting and unique ideas - the concept of a single ultra-boss that you have to continually fight against - the bread and butter of gameplay is quite poor. Dungeons are very repetetive, RPG mechanics are not very fleshed out, battle against trillion feels more like a puzzle game. It's one of those games you hope will get a remake in the future, because the concept, story and characters are great, but the execution just needs to be done in a different way.