Разработчик: Thorium
Описание
Не хотите ли спуститься в мрачные подземелья UnderMine? Здесь вас ждет множество тайн, для разгадки которых наверняка потребуется не одна жизнь! UnderMine — это экшн-игра в жанре roguelike, объединившая сражения, исследование подземелий и RPG. Добывайте золото, улучшайте своего персонажа и жизнь за жизнью продвигайтесь вперед! В игре сотни увлекательных элементов — артефакты, зелья, проклятия и благословения, которые могут комбинироваться друг с другом и каждый раз порождать совершенно новые эффекты. Вам предстоит биться с опасными боссами и спасать персонажей, а те, в свою очередь, будут помогать вам в прохождении квеста. Попробуйте расшифровать тайные письмена обитателей подземелья и узнать, что скрывается в самом его сердце.
Открывайте реликвии, зелья, молитвы, благословения и даже проклятия – и готовьте идеальный забег. Делайте предметы и сочетайте их друг с другом – сделайте из селянина бога разрушения.
Знакомьтесь с новыми друзьями (и недругами), которые ждут помощи. Вернувшись в центр шахты, они предложат вам мощные улучшения, которые можно использовать в забегах.
Исследуйте каждый уголок в поисках сотен секретов. Новые реликвии, зелья, персонажи и повороты сюжета прячутся в статуях, скалах и стенах каждого этажа.
В каждой зоне Шахты есть один (как минимум!) смертоносный босс, который испытает вашу подготовку, терпение, стратегию и мастерство. Готовьтесь к испытанию!
Беззаботная до безобразия
В игре UnderMine вас ждет огромный мир со множеством очаровательных персонажей и интересный сюжет с неожиданными поворотами и интригами. Побывайте в шкуре бедного селянина Делвемора, которого отправляют в опасное путешествие и заставляют сражаться с боссом, совершенно не заботясь о том, выживет ли он. Ситуация кажется вам знакомой? Почему бы не показать эту игру вашему начальнику?
Сообщество
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Системные требования
Windows
- 64-разрядные процессор и операционная система
- ОС *: Windows 7
- Процессор: 2.4 GHz
- Оперативная память: 4 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Integrated GPU or better (1024 MB)
- DirectX: версии 10
- Место на диске: 2 GB
- Дополнительно: 1080p, 16:9 recommended
- 64-разрядные процессор и операционная система
- ОС: Windows 10
- Процессор: 3.2 GHz
- Оперативная память: 8 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: GeForce GTX 480 / Radeon HD 5870 or better
- DirectX: версии 11
- Место на диске: 2 GB
- Дополнительно: 1080p, 16:9 recommended
Mac
- ОС: 10.11 El Capitan
- Процессор: 2.4 GHz
- Оперативная память: 4 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Integrated GPU or better (1024 MB)
- Место на диске: 2 GB
- Дополнительно: Metal, 1080p, 16:9 recommended
- ОС: 10.13 High Sierra
- Процессор: 3.2 GHz
- Оперативная память: 8 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Integrated GPU or better (2048 MB)
- Место на диске: 2 GB
- Дополнительно: Metal, 1080p, 16:9 recommended
Linux
- ОС: Ubuntu 12.04
- Процессор: 2.4 GHz
- Оперативная память: 4 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Integrated GPU or better (1024 MB)
- Место на диске: 2 GB
- Дополнительно: 1080p, 16:9 recommended
- ОС: Ubuntu 16.04
- Процессор: 3.2 GHz
- Оперативная память: 8 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: GeForce GTX 480 / Radeon HD 5870 or better
- Место на диске: 2 GB
- Дополнительно: 1080p, 16:9 recommended
Отзывы пользователей
It's not great. I'll still play but I wouldn't say I'm getting net-positive enjoyment. Despite the cute aesthetics the game design is closer to older rogelikes in that it's quite punishing, unfair, and regularly outright cruel. Unlike those roguelikes no amount of skill, knowledge, or caution will grant you reliable success. Most of the rewards are actually punishments. I will get to that in a moment.
More than half my runs fail unexpectedly due to one type of nonsense or another. The most common way I die is going into a room and a chain reaction of damage starts that I have no way of avoiding. I write this review after a run was ended by stepping into a room where a rat had already triggered landmines at the door. The landmines damaged me, flung me into a trap which flung me into a bottomless pit. My being tossed about triggered another landmine that blew up a rock which dropped gold. You'd think dropping gold is a good thing but it isn't necessarily, as that immediately spawns pilferers who try to steal it. One of those was a larger variety which pushed me directly back into the hole I was just flung into, thus killing me. From a good run to dead in less that two seconds and having no control.
The cruelty comes from weirdness and malice. Hitboxes on yourself and things that can damage you are larger than they appear and movement mechanics are odd. You can duck for cover behind a rock by pressing left but slide up around the corner into danger. You can be next to a hole and slide into it. You can find a secret room that has a chest requiring multiple keys to get to. Oh it must be good right? You finally get to it and it's a mimic that has already taken a bite out of you. Next room there is another chest. Okay this is a roguelike so you learn and apply by opening and backing up. Oh too bad it was trapped with poison and you take 45 damage anyway. Now you are out of keys and low on health. Next room has health items in it, but you need a key to get to it. Haha. So fun. The same goes for blessings, items, and attack patterns. Sometimes beneficial items are detrimental to you in unpredictable ways. A few enemies I have encountered vary their attack patterns just enough to harm you occasionally by doing what normally avoids damage.
Still the game does provide a decent progression system, which is mandatory. The first room I entered in the game had ranged enemies across a pit I could not jump and my weapons could not reach. So this is not a traditional roguelike where, in theory, you could beat the game on any given run. In addition the game gives a number of ways to break it if you are clever and lucky but those are out of reach for some time upon starting a new game.
In short, the game rewards persistence and metaupgrades over skill or knowledge. You will die to nonsense. It has some unique quirks which detract from the experience.
Undermine is a great game and I highly recommend it for people who like roguelites. I felt like I had pretty much beaten the game (all upgrades obtained and practically limitless money) after about 20 hours but kept playing after that just because it's fun. After that first 20 hours, the enjoyment came from getting lucky combos to clear rooms fast or annihilate bosses.
By no means had I 100% completed the game at 20 hours, though. There is plenty left to do as far as end-game stuff is concerned and a few different ways to make the game more challenging, but I am not a completionist and the game is intrinsically more challenging after each time you complete a run.
There is also a competitive game mode where you do speed runs and your scores go on a leaderboard to compare yourself to other players. I am looking forward to Undermine 2.
I can't believe I've spent 30+ hours in this game and still haven't beat it. This game is hard! If you are looking for a challenging roguelike game with lots of hours dying and starting over to the beginning then this is for you. I will say it is incredibly fun and entertaining. I personally don't like starting over to the beginning and so I am moving this game to the archives. 6/10
gud
addictive great game.....just one more game
Berry good gaem
Most addicting game I have ever played in my life brother.
Undermine is really fun and challenging, even after all these years. I keep coming back to it. Bring the sequel!
Good Rogue-like dungeon crawl.
Great game! The art and music is so epic, and the story too!
Great game
The more i play the game the less fun it is because you realize there are a million different tiny bugs and rules to the game that just don't make sense like enemies having their attack damage you 1 second after completely disappearing from the screen and your hurtbox being taller than it is wide to certain chests drop their contents when being destroyed and others delete the contents
Maybe If you put 100 hours into the game or if you enjoy eating poop and kicking yourself in the balls you can enjoy the game but other than those types of people you might as well not play it
Good roguelite, with some fun ideas. Definitely worth playing!
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roguelites just aren't my thing when you can die so easily getting stuck on something. (like a wall)- just clunky in general anyways.
i give non-roguelites the situational padding when this stuff happens, because i can just, continue from a checkpoint. But when it costs me a run and i have to start over, no thanks. i just wish i didnt way over a year to play for the first time, else i would have refunded. my bad.
Easy to get into and enjoy
Dinamyc and interesting. Good Story and Totaly replayable.
its fun its enjoyable and its difficult and the graphics are amazing and runs smootly
Absolute best in its class and beyond, BUY IT!!
If Mario and link had a baby. and that baby was a Rogue like dungeon. crawler.
its nice and relaxing
It's good.
i've played this for a bit, and honestly, its mid compared to the other roguelikes on the market
its not a Bad game, but its not a good enough game for me to want to complete it.
i'd say the lack of variety on builds is what makes this game mid, the relics that are supposed to change your gameplay arent impactful enough, the game feels like its constantly putting you in "power check".
if Sho'guul, Opulent Demon(the vendor who gives you cursed relics) appeared more, it would be interesting as he truly gives meaningful cool relics (huge upgrade, huge downside relics)
overall, i cant give this game a thumbs down, because it does its job competently well. i'd say its a good entry-level roguelite for anyone who has never have touched the genre before, the art style is decent, the gameplay is decent, the permanent progression is okay. and the game even holds your hand if you die deep in the dungeon (lets say you died at dungeon level 3) the game allows you to restart at level 3, and gives you a few relics to compensate for your lack of power. So for a roguelike this is as forgiving as it gets.
7.5/10 make Sho'guul pop up more on my runs.
It´s a no for me... plays to much with FOMO and constantly leaves you unsatisfied.
its a great game with heaps of charm and i would recommend it to fans of roguelites, but when it comes to achievement hunting it has some glaring flaws, mainly with masamune being way to hard to get in anyway other than cheating and just needing incredible odds on your side, and the 30 summoning stone achievement being way too grindy as it requires you to beat the game 30 times, and after say summoning stone 15 the difficulty difference is not super noticable, for casual play though i would recommend this game anytime, (disclamer, while i 100% the achievements i did cheat the two i meantioned in this review by editing save files)
Really fun roguelike with a unique identity. It is absolutely worth playing.
Not fun enough for completion imo, but pretty good roguelike
really bad controls/hitbox of your character ruin what could be an otherwise very enjoyable game. you will constantly get stuck on the terrain and get knocked or walk into the abyss in a way that just feels really bad. had to refund because of this. also losing half your gold on death mechanic just artificially increases game time and leads to you coming back and not being able to afford any upgrades.
Gameplay is fun and there's a bunch of variety in builds for a given run. Looking forward to Undermine 2.
Cute art, entertaining satire, and enjoyable gameplay for a rougelite.
Good Game
Above-average roguelite that is exhilarating when the odds are in your favor.
Likes:
- Using enemies to your advantage by revealing secrets and damaging other enemies
- Story is pretty amusing
- Seed selector plus a number of tools
Dislikes:
- Boss health bars block temporary buffs which is sometimes irritating
- Annoying RNG while hunting for secrets, even with seed selector
- Monster mechanics and variations are too simple and become boring after a number of runs
I think this was the first rogue-like game I have ever played. It was a brand new experience for me. It was quite hard initially getting used to the control especially because I was a newbie for action game as well. But eventually I was able to complete the main story, which really surprised me. I don't think I will ever muster up the will to finish another game like this so I will cherish this achievement in my heart for a long time to come.
good
Diggy diggy hole
Fun gameplay. Changing map layouts. Upgrades and new Items to unlock.
This game has everything it needs, to entertain.
very divertido....
For a free rogue-like / rogue-lite? kinda game it's relatively challenging, really cute artistically and quite addicting in my opinion... I've only got 51 hours in so far and I've done the main bosses and stuff and just hunting for secrets now. Lots of potential game play hours left to do which I'll continue to keep enjoying!
good game
Simple and very fun, great game for teenagers due to some violence but not very graphic at all. A rogue like runner game get power ups play through similar levels over and over again progress unlock new areas and come across new secrets that you have not discovered before and new upgrades. Main weapon a pickaxe and some magic my guy and pet/spirit things. Most players will wanna toggle on some harder modes to make things more interesting. Money worth well spent. Story is simple and clever.
Really fun game that i like to pick up and every now and then.It has a good story(in my opinion)the gameplay is fun and the relics are neat and kewl!(i personally LOVE the Vorpal Blade for obvious reasons) the gold system is great becuase the better you do the more upgrades you can unlock same with the thorium system!
Fun and Challenging. New Loot, Lots of Powers and Upgrades. Peculiar story line that keeps me coming back for more. I want to see what awaits me at the end of this game!
It's fun and simple. Remninds me of a simple super nintendo but rogue like; lots of replay value
"I like miners" - Dr Disrespect
went 70 hours and still havent found a 4th pet so cool yay
I think Undermine would be a great game except for the following issues I have with it that make it mostly unplayable (or at least so unpleasant to play that it really irritates me each time I play it, which overshadows any fun I otherwise have).
These are my own opinions and are merely how I feel about this game.
Also, I have played the game through 5-8 runs (I was not keeping track) during one sitting/session. The only period of time I have played as of writing this review. Once was all it took for me to become so frustrated that I quit and decided not to come back, because the stress and irritation was not worth playing the game for.
That and I am a light-mid weight when it comes to challenging games, but even so, the issues I found had nothing to do with the challenge and everything to do with certain parts of how the game was made and functions.
1) The first thing that struck me as a very poor decision on the dev.s part was that, before I even played the game itself, I landed in the "home base" as a character with a completely random appearance, gender and name from the game's possible colors, names, etc. Now I am an RPG and adventure game player so this may just be me, but the fact that when you start the game, are given a somewhat random appearance, name and such, you don't get to pick any of it at all and then are stuck with that until (since this a Roguelike game) you die and end up back at the starting base, well, that strikes me as more than a little unfair. Sure as I have seen while playing the game that each time you die you return as a new miner with some of the progress from previous runs remaining as well as the NPCs that you rescue, and so on. Each time you start again you are given another random appearance, gender and name, and the only saving grace I encountered on my second run was that there was a mirror that you could use to "re-roll" your appearance, name and gender to get a new random generated set of such things. Now this is not a game breaker in my opinion, but the decision to make the game this way was thorough nonsense. I don't really understand what the developers were thinking without knowing more about why the game was made this way.
2)Then there is the fact that the only way that I have encountered to get back to the "home base" is to die, because quitting just saves your place where you were, putting you right back in the run where you left off, or so I have heard, though I have not tried quitting myself because I did not want to have to resort to that just to go back. I have, however, discovered a possible solution when I encountered a certain hooded NPC during the run who needed some items to do something I have yet to confirm, but it appears that they can either allow you to travel between the regions on a run-through, or maybe get you back to base, I'm not sure which or what as I did not play long enough to get any of the items the NPC needed to test those theories.
3) The fact that when you die and return to "home base" you lose a significant, or larger, portion of the gold that you have gathered and all the "power-up" items, Relics as they are called, is just infuriating and diminishes the effort and progress the player makes to a degree that it just does not seem right/fair. Sure, later as you accumulate more gold and resources and free more crafting NPCs in the mines you can get a better equipment that can reduce the amount of gold you lose each time you die, possibly as early as your second or third run if you make significant progress and gather a modestly large amount of gold, enough that when you lose some ( I am still not certain on the exact amount before you acquire any upgrades, but it could be anywhere from 30%-80%. I know, that is a huge margin, but I was busy stressing and trying to get far enough in the game to make some considerable progress, that I just did not pay enough attention. So if anyone reading this wants to know more then you will have to do some research. My apologies. So what I'm saying in this issue is that I found the amount of runs I had to do to make some reasonable progress in this is, well, unreasonable. Quite so.
4) Finally one of the most annoying aspects of Undermine is also one of the issue I had that drove me away from the game. The enemy creatures that pop up anytime you drop gold - Anytime at all ! - to steal all the gold you are not somewhat quick to pick up are down right infuriating to the point I was swearing/cursing (whichever word you call that) out loud in front of my computer. That happened again and again and again and again in the game in any area as far as my experience goes. Even the "home base" area is not safe from these super annoying pests. I even had some of the power up items stolen by them when I was not prepared or aware that they did that. In particular was the final straw for me when I gathered a moderate amount of the rare ore that is used as currency for some of the more valuable purchases, which I brought to a crafting NPC, had them craft an item that was difficult to find on a random procedurally generated map, that I only found on of through the several runs I made, which cost me a third of the rare ore I had gathered, which the crafting NPC then tossed on the counter of his shop and then it falls on the floor as I have seen happen to all the few items I had him craft, and then low and behold one of the stealing enemies pops up out of nowhere as they do, right in the middle of what by all rights should have been a safe area of the "home base ", and dashes towards the item before I even start to walk (now run of course) over to pick it up and grabs it and then scurries off to the edge of the room before jumping off the room's map and disappearing entirely with the item I only happened to find and make. I was so surprised and shocked that I did not make it in time to garb the item before the little ... well, the enemy thief made off with it as I tried to hit the thing to make it drop the item missing each time because I really don't hit things well with the throw attack when I am stressed to be honest. Worst yet, when I when back to the NPC to have him make another because I had 125% of enough of the rare ore to make the item one more time, well, I find that the item does not appear on the list of things he can make. Like the blueprint, which is how you unlock the possibility of crafting a craftable item (many such items can also be found elsewhere in the game for sale or to be found in the mines, but at an expensive amount of gold or you might just happen upon it as the Relics show up about 3-7 per level, out of 100 or more Relics; what are the chances, hmmm), I got to make the item may have been good for one use only or something. And the blueprint was the only one I found, because this was a powerful (I think, since I never got to check to see how great the item actually was before it was stolen; thanks dev.s) item that looked like a rare find that early in the run. I didn't even see the item itself pop up anywhere, just the blueprint!
So there are my issues with this otherwise good game, and the end of my rant. Thanks for reading, I'll be here probably not again. So long.
pretty cool
nah
intruging story, fun gameplay and keeps me occupied for hours
I dont even know how to explain how fun this game is. Just try it and if you dont like it refund it. its worth it.
Pretty cool game in my opinion, has a simple design and doesn't need you to be a genius to actually complete it, I would definitely recommend this as a usual rogue player.
Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Thorium |
| Платформы | Windows, Mac, Linux |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 16.12.2024 |
| Metacritic | 79 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 91% положительных (4070) |