Разработчик: Berzerk Studio
Описание
■ Несколько концовок, зависящих от решений игрока.
■ Полные интересных испытаний замки-подземелья, а также множество битв с боссами.
■ Свирепые кровожадные чудовища хотят убить тебя намертво.
■ Система уровней, благодаря которой ты сможешь играть так, как тебе хочется.
■ Покупай новые предметы и открывай навыки, которые помогут тебе снять проклятие.
■ Неповторимый и опасный открытый мир, где тебя ждут разнообразные секретные области.
■ Собери волю в кулак, размазня — будет жестко.
■ Играй с другом или в одиночку, заручившись поддержкой вспомогательного персонажа — оруженосца Сервула
Infernax — это приключение великого рыцаря, который возвращается на родину и узнает, что ее отравляет нечестивая магия.
В поисках способа любой ценой уничтожить источник скверны ты побываешь в суровых землях, где сразишься с полчищами безжалостных чудовищ и опасных тварей.
Важно каждое твое решение. Что ты предпочтешь:
● убить незнакомца или помочь ему?
● потратить опыт, полученный за убийство чудовищ, на здоровье, ману или урон?
Подумай хорошенько, прежде чем принять решение. Один твой выбор может изменить все... Помнишь, что стало с тем парнем по твоей вине? А Пеппер помнит.
Убей всех чудовищ на своем пути и заработай денег, а затем потрать сбережения у кузнеца на лучшее оружие и доспехи. Подбери нужное снаряжение и стань сильнее, чтобы расквасить еще больше лиц в своем приключении!
Каждый сделанный тобой выбор открывает доступ к дополнительным заданиям, за которые можно получить мощное оружие и навыки или деньги.
Напади на Замок и расправься с местными боссами, пока еще больше невинных не оказалось во власти таинственного проклятия, отравляющего твою родину... В конце концов, только ты можешь избавить Апель от чудовищ. А уж как это сделать — решать тебе. Все в твоих руках...
ОБНОВЛЕНИЕ DEUX OR DIE
Вернись в Апель в роли герцога Альседора — и на этот раз компанию тебе составит верный оруженосец Сервул. Избавь свое герцогство от вредоносных темных сил, играя в локальном совместном режиме для 2 игроков или в в одиночном режиме, позволяющем переключаться между персонажами прямо во время игры.
Используй различные инструменты Сервула, чтобы спасти или уничтожить родные земли и местных жителей, в обновленной версии игры с измененным балансом!
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, italian, german, spanish - spain, simplified chinese, traditional chinese, korean, japanese, portuguese - brazil, russian
Системные требования
Windows
- 64-разрядные процессор и операционная система
- ОС *: Windows 7
- Процессор: Intel Core i3-540 or AMD Phenom II X2 550
- Оперативная память: 4 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Nvidia GeForce GT 320, 1GB or AMD Radeon HD 6570, 1GB
- Место на диске: 500 MB
- Звуковая карта: multipass
- 64-разрядные процессор и операционная система
- ОС *: Windows 7
- Процессор: Intel Core i3-540 or AMD Phenom II X2 550
- Оперативная память: 4 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Nvidia GeForce GT 320, 1GB or AMD Radeon HD 6570, 1GB
- Место на диске: 500 MB
Mac
Linux
Отзывы пользователей
10/10
A cozy little Soulsvania, complete with body horror, satisfying backtracking, and surprisingly delicate combat. It's nice to see a combat platformer with a nicely constrained scope now and then!
It is one of the coolest throwbacks to the original Castlevania games I have ever played. The only thing I haven't tried is playing it in coop, and honestly, I have a hard time imagining what might be good about playing such a game in coop. But everything else is just perfect. All those little in-game references that are instantly recognizeable for long time Castlevania series fans. Visually stunning pixel art. Authentic yet modernized old-school gameplay, retro sounds, and music. All Castlevania fans should pick this one up, especially those who played the original on NES.
Having more fun with this game than anything AAA
Good
great coop fun with adjustable difficulty. nes style of hints and difficulty
Score: 8/10
- Visuals: The game features a well-executed retro visual style, perfectly fitting its dark and gritty theme.
- Music: The soundtrack is acceptable.
- Gameplay: Entertaining and engaging. It starts off challenging, but after leveling up character stats and acquiring some spells, it becomes more manageable.
- Multiple endings: The game features several endings based on the player’s morality, encouraging replayability. Depending on the chosen path, new bosses, weapons, and spells become available, adding variety for those who enjoy playing through multiple times.
- Side quests: The game offers a solid variety of side quests, adding depth and extra content to explore.
- Character variety: There is a wide range of characters to unlock, but most are only available after achieving different types of endings, limiting accessibility in earlier playthroughs.
- Boss variety: There is a good selection of bosses, but most are fairly simple with limited attack patterns. Some bosses are repeated multiple times with different skins, which also applies to mob enemies.
- True final dungeon: While it provides a climactic challenge, it is overly long and reuses bosses, sometimes pitting two of the same type against the player simultaneously.
- Fast travel: The lack of fast travel early in the game is a drawback. Forgetting an important item, like a key in an earlier dungeon, can result in significant backtracking. Fast travel becomes available after defeating the first three mandatory bosses, but only if the player finds it in a shop, which can be missed.
[*]Accessibility options: The game includes excellent accessibility settings, both for making the gameplay easier and for assisting players with diferent needs.
Great game! Quite tough at times, but always fair thanks to precise controls!
A strong callback to NES-era action adventure games like Simon's Quest and Faxanadu, with plenty of Easter Eggs to the development team's inspirations.
Plays like the best NES era game ever made. Music, graphics, story, atmosphere, gore, everything just clicks. Choices are great, difficulty picks up relatively early on.
The only gripe is the difficulty spike you can have in the first castle where you literally learn the ropes. Game is very easy until the first castle and then slaps you in the face with it's true difficulty for the first time ... and if you were expecting a casual experience judging from the prologue you will be in for a shock. It can be a hard game if you don't have all the upgrades. To make it easier for yourself farm gold and XP for all of the upgrades you can possibly get, finish first 2 castles and you will start to feel like a certified bad-ass :> that's when the game truly clicked for me and that's also where the story picks up even more.
10/10 one of the best retro games, loving it!
One of the best games I've played all year. Glad I finally got it~!
If you like Castlevania, you'll like this game. If you like Metroidvanias in general, you'll probably like this game. If you enjoy a bit of theatrical gore with your fun old-school Nintendo-hard side-scroller, you'll REALLY like this game. And if you enjoy dark humor, the ability to run as a saint, or as a sinner, or multiple endings, or fun unlocks that let you replay this game many times in different ways with different setups and different outcomes, then you'll ABSOLUTELY LOVE playing Infernax.
And on top of that, when you can get the Co-Op to work (steam co-op play can be a bit dodgy over long distances), you can play it again WITH YOUR FRIEND and have yet another blast.
This is a solid entry into the Metroidvania genre. Infernax is a love letter to the old school Castlevania games. It takes the best aspects of them (Great Music, Good Graphics, Well Designed Levels, Enemies and Bosses) while fixing/removing their shortcomings (stiff controls and relentless difficulty). Everything about the game feels just right; the controls are spot on, the game-play is satisfying, the difficulty is noticeable but fair, and its length is just long enough that it's not brief but it also doesn't meander and get old. If you enjoy Dead Cells, Hollow Knight, and Blasphemous, then this is right up your alley.
amazing game, hope the developers make a sequel
Gudd
it's good metroidvania through and through. Just love it
really good. multiple ending so a lot of replayability
Like others have said, Dark Souls if it was a side scrolling Metroidvania. It's really good. Also, all of the achievements are named after Metal songs, can you go wrong?
Nice short game. But I also see it is replayable with different choices.
Esta chido, a destruir demonios o ser un demonio.
Degrades into a terrible platformer with lack luster controls, that is filled with "Gotcha" moments of instant failure/death. The map is highly repetitive with areas/rooms being exact clones of one another.
I hate played it to the end.
The prayers quell the pains of battle.
Infernax is like if Castlevania 2 or Zelda 2 got juiced up on steroids, cranked to a R rating on the violence, and backed by a metal soundtrack all in the best ways possible. Multiple endings make replays worth it, and wither you go good or evil has gameplay changes to your spells and abilities. Not many games let you go the true evil bastard route, but Infernax does it well! This game has everything to be a long standing retro styled classic! 9/10
The style reminds of old retro arcade games, the game-play is straightforward, and the overall demon designs are all unique, 10/10, plus all the different routes to take depending on your actions are an amazing to explore. be the savior or live long enough to become the villain. Its up to you!
Good. Bad. I'm the guy with the gun.
RAD!
Very well made game, 0 complaints, brings back old school gaming memories. Would insta buy any sequel.
Perfect game, I highly recommend. Makes me remember my summers playing on my SNES.
Simply excellent. New players who like retro games and those who grew up in the pixel era like myself will love this game. Paced very well. not to challenging and has none of the control problems of older games this was modelled after.
A really fun game and awesome throwback to the ol' NES days. You can feel the love the devs had for games like Castlevania and Metriod.
There is certainly a particular humor in this game as well. You’ll either get it, or you won’t.
As for the game play, it fun and not too complicated. The story and moral points give the game a lot of replay value. I have to really commend the devs here, as each choice is unique and will alter the ending, of which there are 8 of.
100% the achievements is kind of a pain, but certainly nowhere close to too difficult.
Really looking forward to the next game from this studio.
Very good
Its Castlevania 2 but good
This game is like an M-rated Shovel Knight. Lots of cool magic attacks and blood. NPCs die horrible deaths in the background and during active gameplay, really makes the monsters and world feel more dangerous.
Absolute gem
Very good. Needs proper internet co-op.
This is an underrated gem. It's a Metroidvania heavily influenced by Castlevania 2 and Symphony, also Megaman and other games from the NES era. It's also packed to the gills with secrets and replay value. It also has a lot of humor and plenty of gore.
Great game, I recommend it to anyone who is a fan of 2D action-adventure games, especially the classics.
ost非常好 场效也一流的恶魔城复古游戏
can be quite hard at times but worth the price
The game is... alright, I guess. If you're a fan of frustration, you're in for a treat because the irritations are real. As for what’s good? Let’s just say it’s not good enough to make me overlook the rough edges.
COMBAT...
The game is so easy and repetitive that you’ll question if you’re even playing it right, yet somehow, it’s still slightly enjoyable. There's just something magical about whacking zombies on the head with your mace and watching them explode like piñatas filled with gross confetti. Aside from that, though...
The boss battles are... let's say, “predictably underwhelming.” They’ve got about 2-3 tricks up their sleeve, and once you crack the code (spoiler: it’s not that hard), it’s more like you’re babysitting them through their final moments.
PLATFORMING...
Now, even though combat is easy, you’ll still manage to die. A LOT. Why? Because this game has a love affair with instant death. Fall into a pit, lava, or even look at water the wrong way? Boom. Dead. And naturally, there are about 500 of these death traps, and they're paired with platforms smaller than a Tic Tac—and enemies who, of course, exist only to push you into said death traps. It’s like they resurrected every frustrating mechanic from the 80s just to see if they could still break people in 2024.
BUT you eventually get the option to buy extra hearts (lives), which soften the blow of insta-deaths. Run out of hearts, and it's back to the last save point. That does get annoying, but hey, there’s a “casual mode," where they'll add some save locations within the dungeon to be a bit more forgiving.
SLOW... SO DAMN SLOW...
There are so many slow cut scenes and monotonous features that, by the end, you question whether saving is even worth it. The game has a day and night transition, and of course, you have to sit through the same cutscene every. single. time. And it happens a lot. Saving? Oh, that’s a treat too—it takes so long you might as well grab a snack, watch a movie, and come back (okay, slight sarcasm, but it takes longer than it should). And just when you think dying would offer some sweet release, you’re awarded with another agonizingly slow cutscene. Sure, you can skip the death scene after you've seen it for the 15th time, but everything else? Nope.
OVERALL...
Combat? No challenge. Boss fights? Boring and way too easy. The music looped until I wanted to mute it, and the story felt like it was pulled straight from the Cliché Handbook. To top it off, the game somehow took every annoying aspect of 80’s side-scrolling that other developers wisely improved upon, and decided to pay tribute to those migraine-inducing days of Simon’s Quest and Zelda 2. Not exactly the nostalgia trip I signed up for. Sorry, but this one’s a thumbs down for me.
frustrating at start, but practice and co-op makes it great
Fun.
This is not a retro or retro-inspired game, it's a modern game which "likes the aesthetic". It somehow seems to fail at both modern and old school game design simultaneously.
Amazing local co-op.
Up there with towerfall, Broforce, speedrunners and shovel knight for local multiplayer.
There were a few design choices that were somewhat frustrating (mostly not being able to skip the save/daytime change animations), but overall I really enjoyed playing this game. My girlfriend and I played through the whole thing from start to finish in co-op/classic mode, and had a fun time. The casual mode offering was tempting at times, but I'm glad we persisted and overcame the challenges the game threw at us. I also loved the soundtrack; even the songs you hear the most I never got sick of.
My playtime isn't accurate as I had originally played it a few years back on gamepass and had a wonderful time with it. Saw that the Deux or Die update came out and had to come back for another couple rounds, hell yeah
Coop is really fun via steam remote play and way more balanced than you would expect. Had a blast. Really entertaining and tough.
Very good
Very fun “spiritual successor” to what the castlevania series could have become. Love all the alternate play styles with character names.
TCHUBIS
What a good game. Something that I figured was just another adventure game that quickly spiraled into something that has a very unique identity in the metroidvania genre. A game where your choices matter not just for an outcome for a quest, but for the large overall narrative in the game. Quests that are done when "Good" have significantly different outcomes than "Bad" and the game's last quest changes drastically as well. The final, ultimate quests, are so well done that I have to recommend folks play the game multiple times. Classic is a great challenge, and casual every other time is absolutely worth the eventual speedrunning you get done.
Edit: Just finished the Alcedor/Cervul mode and this is such a good ng+ mode. More enemies, different trap placement in some areas, some of the platforming can be a bit *too* easy, but Cervul's kit makes you feel like Sonic in this game. Good game, good extra mode and good ng+ styled gameplay.
I will say that I have a few complaints.
The charge move having an odd tail and lack of air control in a precision platformer is a decision. I would say that if it had no tail that was uncontrollable and included a fall, and you could regain control after a bit longer of a dash period without a fall, it would fit precision platforming better. By this point I'm able to pull it off in one or two tries, but, it still feels a bit odd in an otherwise great set of platforming challenges.
Kastka Castle is a bit tough for the precision the game asks out of other situations (a bit of wiggle on the up-charge would help), and Stormheim Castle is capable of overwhelming you when already asking for precision. While those challenges are something I am used to, I have to make sure I warn others as the spikes may turn off others. Casual mode will make those castles not a big deal, but Classic players may pull out some hairs.
Great game, with some great twists and changes that make it really worth finding the endings. Also gave me a huge want for something like it now that I'm nearly done.
Edit 2: Just finished the ribbon/platinum. Great game. Wholly recommend it.
Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Berzerk Studio |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 23.01.2025 |
| Metacritic | 84 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 94% положительных (914) |