Loot River It might have seemed to be the next pixel “Credalic Soulslay”, but she has one unusual feature: the weighty part of the gameplay is built to strategically properly move the islands of sushi in the water surface. "Dark Souls mixed with spatial puzzles "Tetris"!" – The authors say.
The main character Loot River has a nonukcasinosites.co.uk/offshore-betting-sites/ powerful artifact that is able to move the Earth under it. Here lies "Tetris": many islands in the game consist of blocks of different shapes and move. Thus, unusual situations are born: you can lure enemies to a profitable block, print them with a bloc with spikes or stick to the slope, which will not let your block just like that. Judging by trailers, battles with bosses are built on the mechanics of mobile rafts.
Developers describe Loot River like Dungeon Crawler with procedural generations, tense battles and entourage of gloomy fantasy. Level labyrinths are created randomly, different types of weapons and enchanting are provided. They need to be treated carefully: let’s say, if you hit the gas enemy with a fiery sword, then everything around will light up (including, perhaps your block). Different combinations of properties are provided, including with blocks: if the weapon gives a bonus for acceleration, then you can accelerate directly on the blocks.
Finally, the authors distinguish the appearance: pixel art is manually painted, the animations tried to make especially smooth, the shadows are discarded in real time, and for the rivers they provided for “amazing water physics”.
Loot River starts on May 3 on PC (Steam) and Xbox. From the moment the game will be available in Game Pass on both platforms.
