It's probably not what most players would do. But well, I'm a super-hardcore gamer so I always check game settings before I even start playing the game for the first time. For example, I wouldn't have learnt about the whole crating mechanic or the existence of the inventory, had I not checked "Controls" page in the game's Settings screen.
I kinda expected a tutorial but instead the game chooses to just let you find out its rules through exploration or randomly. Caltrops will catch 1 enemy - that's not worth crating it from 4 shards and a few more items. A fire arrow flies in an arc and will land either too far or too close, miss the enemy you clicked and just burn out after a while. And arrows are downright useless, especially those hardest to craft. boiled soup, stew and broth aren't that much more efficient than raw food. on a related note, most stuff you craft is useless.
Instead, they should have allowed all items to stack to any amount (also arrows! Currently fire arrows stack 8 max, and bomb arrows 4 max which is way too low) and make inventory scrollable, with no limit on space. Although limited inventory could have been thought of as a mechanic to make the game harder, I think it just introduces hassle and isn't fun.
#Dying light only uses amb free#
Quite early in the game you will find yourself dropping items to free up space, only to later return to the rooms you've been to already and loot the dropped items again etc. Then you need to reach your dead body and loot your stuff from it So-so: - inventory is small, but you don't know any recipes in advance, meaning that you generally have to hoard items and find out on your way what 3 items can be crafted into what. There are no saves, but as you reach a cooking fire somewhere, you can make it a checkpoint by spending 25 gems (which you loot from killed mobs), and then, after you die, you can teleport to that cooking fire instantly. Still, the game has great looks due to real-time shadows, lighting, fog and the haunting darkness - it's kinda permadeath but not really permadeath. Good: - excellent audio which gives at all a great, atmospheric "experience" feel - excellent graphics - though they are mostly just low-poly models, without even any textures. 7/10 An atmospheric roguelike, with an isometric view, real-time melee combat, some crafting and a semi-permadeath mechanic. 7/10 An atmospheric roguelike, with an isometric view, real-time melee combat, some crafting and a semi-permadeath mechanic.
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