Разработчик: DrinkBox Studios
Описание
Guacamelee! Super Turbo Championship Edition - платформенный экшн в магическом мире мексиканского фольклора.
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Также в комплекте: Guacamelee! Gold Edition
Вместе с этой покупкой вы также получите оригинальную игру Guacamelee! Gold Edition. Guac Gold — это первая версия Guacamelee!, которая вышла в Steam еще до того, как мы добавили новые силы, уровни и врагов, разнообразили игровой процесс и улучшили графику для Guac STCE.
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, italian, german, portuguese - brazil, spanish - latin america
Системные требования
Windows
- ОС *: Windows 7, 8, XP, 2000 and Vista
- Процессор: 2 Ghz+
- Оперативная память: 512 MB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Shader Model 3.0, 512 MB VRAM
- DirectX: версии 9.0c
- Место на диске: 800 MB
- Дополнительно: Supports Xbox 360 Controller and other XInput-compatible controllers
Отзывы пользователей
For the first ~60% of this game, I was mostly enjoying it. Combat is simple but decently fun. The art style and music are nice. Exploration is much more basic than most metroidvanias as it is almost completely linear with occasional backtracking to break a few color coded walls later. Controls felt clunky at times, some of the arenas were just random enemy spam with no coherence, and the punishment for ANY hit received (even tiny projectiles) is a full 3+ second long knockdown stun which just felt atrocious even if the game is fairly easy most of the time. The game was on the repetitive side, but still fun enough for the first part so I overlooked all that stuff. Then the last two or three levels happened. Long, tedious, annoying, boring, repetitive levels. Add in some seizure-inducing lightning background effects that you can't turn off for good measure, pairing nicely with the flashing seizure-inducing upgrade screens. Maybe it's just me, but this game really got on my nerves by the end.
Great metroidvania, funny and full of videogame references.
The Mexican art style, music and world are excellent and the punching + grappling gameplay is very fun.
Highly recommended, specially on PC handhelds as it is very lightweight.
The Mexiverse is a really hilarious and entertaining place to set a game. Then they called the protagonist the Chosen Juan, and that's some god tier world building. It's a cartoony version of the Dias del los Muertos aesthetic. I think Guacamelee has an incredible art style, a good sense of humor, and is a great beat 'em up / Metroidvania too.
I got a little confused by all of the fighting combos in the menu, but it's easy enough to just button mash all the way to the end on normal difficulty. Some of the stand out mechanics are that you can switch between the world of the living and the dead, which completely changes the game's environments. You can also travel to hell, visit the devil, do some challenge based time trials, and I had a good time trying to get gold on them.
The music might be the best part of the whole experience. I loved how any time you'd get a new skill a mariachi band would start blasting some messed up distorted tune while the words GOAT JUMP flashed on the screen. The people who made this were clearly having a lot of fun, and it shows. I can recommend Guacamelee to anyjuan.
Short Version:
While "Guacamelee! STCE" gets the basics of what it wants to do right, I feel it also tries to tackle too much at once to utilize its full potential. I would recommend the game, but only to those who desire a simple-minded action adventure with brawling focus and decent OST as it is held back by its unforgiving platforming and no way to obtain completion without the will to re-visit the same areas over and over aimlessly.
Long Version:
Growing up, I played lots of Asterix and Obelix XXL, a game that reminds me a good bit of Guacamelee. Both games present a relatively simple story, are mostly linear action adventures where you need to backtrack to gather all the available collectibles as well as that they are primarily emphasized on their repetitive yet somewhat charming combat play.
Unlike other's fair opinion, I think that the variation in enemy design actually helped the game be less repetitive overall. As confusing as it may get sometimes, you are always presented with multiple ways to deal with a situation in combat, examples would be the Intenso mode or the invincibility you receive while grabbing enemies, so I have little gripes with that portion.
Like those others however, I would definitely agree that while it sounds like a nice idea to combine precision platforming and such combat, I think that Guacamelee would have been better off toning the difficulty of such platforming sections down.
With the said above, the metroidvania-esque approach isn't to my liking at all and especially in the instance of you wanting to complete the game, you have little means to make it easy to find missing rooms or pieces, that may even be required for a better ending!
With my section about Asterix and Obelix I'd say I am even a little more lenient than I'd usually be due to nostalgia.
For those wondering what I think about the story, for a moment it had me interested in these characters only to feel like much of said story was ultimately a scapegoat to justify the settings the brawling is supposed to be taking place, even when I adore the overall Mexican themes and find the OST pretty good as well!
Guacamelee is by no means a bad game and deserves a try but be advised that I cannot recommend completing it nor for when you are quickly bored by repetitive gameplay, which comes with the nature of this game.
Thank you for reading!
What a great game. I wish Mexicans were real.
i don’ usually play metroidvania games but Guacamelee was special
I really like the style and humor of this game and it is a really solid metroidvania.
It is pretty easy overall, which is nice. But as you play more.... they start adding some annoying enemies and there are a couple of dreaded platform challenges. There is a lot of backtracking if you want all the powerups, but you really don't need them all to get the normal ending. So it is worth playing but I feel like there are some annoying parts.
It's Still Awesome, but glorified DLC. Not necessary if you already own the original.
I believe this is like the original just with some extra features, but it still has the great gameplay and humor of the older edition and is really worth playing! I had fun with Guacamelee and am looking forward to playing the sequel!
A great Metroidvania beat-em-up with a quirky cast and simple story. It's fairly short, beatable in about 6 hours, but it's a good time.
GUACAMELEE SUPA TOBO CHAMPIONSHIP EDITION
I don't want to play super meat boy anymore
art and music 9/10 ...
... gameplay 2/10
The combat is pretty damn fun in here!
Throughout the game there are a bunch of cute funny references and details which make it super charming.
Power ups are pretty exciting as a metroidvania standpoint. My only complaint would probably be that the game tells you where to go (with a marker on the map) pretty often; that can hold the exploration back, but nothing too bad.
The game's awesome overall!
A short but very solid metroidvania with tight platforming and very fun combat. The platforming sections are fun challenges especially once most abilities are unlocked and especially demanding in the Infierno Challenges. The combat encounters while fun seem a bit too easy, like enemies usually die before you can even finish your sick combo. Wish hard difficulty was unlocked from the start.
The presentation in this game is top-notch, charming artstyle, fantastic soundtrack and the whole mexican setting with some fun references put in there was great. The story is alright, nothing you haven't seen before. There's alot of replay value if you're going for the true ending and 100%. Its not the greatest metroidvanias but it is a fun time which doesn't need hours invested in it which is honestly enough for me to recommend giving this a go and it also tends to go on sale quite often so do keep an eye out if you're interested.
Pretty great metroidvania with a latino theme. Artwork and animations are incredible. Abilities are fun and execution late game gets pretty crazy.
Very solid Metroidvania with a strong focus on combat and combos. The start drags a little bit, but once you get most of your abilities, the mid to late game becomes really fun and expressive. Also has a really cool aesthetic and soundtrack.
I bought the original Guacamelee and played it more than once, then they released an updated version and gave it to me for free and I played that through twice, now there's this version which they gave to me for free and it's changed significantly and I'm playing it through again...
I love this game - it's a fantastic update of side-scrolling, platform game. The mechanics are cool. The challenges are cool. The style of the art is cool. It's just a rad, fun game.
A great metroidvania where your combat abilities also act as traversal options. Also there are memes, which I appreciate.
I wanted to play this game for so long and finally got around to it.
It WAS NOT what I expected. I thought it would be a 2D fighter, but it was much more than that.
A puzzle, a parkour and even exploration game.
I never thought such a "simple" game could be played for 21 hours and I only opened like %33 of the map.
Fantastic production. Gracias.
It´s good and silly, not so funny if you're over 15 or 10 but it is a good game, I personally love the enviroments because they are well done. 8/10 Overall.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | DrinkBox Studios |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 23.01.2025 |
| Metacritic | 80 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 92% положительных (1182) |