Indivisible adds New Game+ mode and local co-op in new update

Reploid · Apr 3, 2020

Switch ver when?

Bimmel · Apr 3, 2020

This game was mediocre, no need to play again.

hamohamo · Apr 3, 2020

yea this game was interesting for a couple of hours but then it got repetitive. should've had more emphasis on platforming cuz it honestly nailed that.

whateverg1012 · Apr 3, 2020

Eagerly waiting for the Switch version

Silent_Gunner · Apr 3, 2020

Another Kickstarter FAIL BITES ZA DUSTO in its desperation to remain relevant!

DarkCoffe64 · Apr 4, 2020

"local co-op"
well, now I have to check it out, ha
might be a good time with my friend

SANIC · Apr 4, 2020

Where is is Annie in Skullgirls though

Darksabre72 · Apr 4, 2020

Bimmel said:
This game was mediocre, no need to play again.

how so?

Bimmel · Apr 4, 2020

Darksabre72 said:
how so?

Maybe a few positive things first. The artstyle is really great and everything has very expressive colors. The fighting system works quite well in the beginning. You can tell that the developers put their heart into it.

Unfortunately I had a bad fear since I played the first demo, which unfortunately came true. The world is really empty and offers almost no real interaction at all. There are indeed inhabitants you can talk to, but they usually only say one sentence and side quests are rather the exception. Otherwise you only move through almost empty areas with a few monsters here and there.

The story isn't only pretty standard, but also only integrates a few characters into it. That's because you can take many characters optionally into the group.

After a while in the game, you get thrown with so many team members that you don't know who to put on the team anymore. At a certain point in the game, I also had the feeling that the scaling wasn't right anymore. I could usually beat opponents with a few punches. Also, the fighting system doesn't carry itself through the whole game, because there's simply no depth. In earlier videos I saw that many other techniques were planned, but they were probably cancelled due to lack of time.

The game just feels unfinished, which is a shame. As a big Skullgirls fan I have seen a lot of potential since the Kickstarter campaign.

Darksabre72 · Apr 8, 2020

Bimmel said:
Maybe a few positive things first. The artstyle is really great and everything has very expressive colors. The fighting system works quite well in the beginning. You can tell that the developers put their heart into it.

Unfortunately I had a bad fear since I played the first demo, which unfortunately came true. The world is really empty and offers almost no real interaction at all. There are indeed inhabitants you can talk to, but they usually only say one sentence and side quests are rather the exception. Otherwise you only move through almost empty areas with a few monsters here and there.

The story isn't only pretty standard, but also only integrates a few characters into it. That's because you can take many characters optionally into the group.

After a while in the game, you get thrown with so many team members that you don't know who to put on the team anymore. At a certain point in the game, I also had the feeling that the scaling wasn't right anymore. I could usually beat opponents with a few punches. Also, the fighting system doesn't carry itself through the whole game, because there's simply no depth. In earlier videos I saw that many other techniques were planned, but they were probably cancelled due to lack of time.

The game just feels unfinished, which is a shame. As a big Skullgirls fan I have seen a lot of potential since the Kickstarter campaign.

hmm i think this is due to them having a small team, and also on the budget of the kickstarter money that might have something to do with the world feeling unfinished a bit. still it's a fun game even with the flaws, but i can understand what you mean.