Valfaris - a heavy metal infused 2D action-platformer

Shoonay · 13 October 2019, 19:44

https://store.steampowered.com/app/600130/Valfaris/

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Set in a far corner of space, Valfaris is a heavy metal infused 2D action-platformer and the next game from the team behind Unity Awards finalist, Slain: Back From Hell. Brutal combat. Deadly enemies. Stunning pixel art. Savage soundtrack. Get ready to rip the galaxy a new wormhole.

Pretty, isn't it?

BarryB · 13 October 2019, 20:56

But it's not Amiga!

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DamienD · 13 October 2019, 21:15

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Originally Posted by BarryB

But it's not Amiga!

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It's under the Retrogaming General Discussion section so all is good...

redblade · 13 October 2019, 21:39

Nice. Very creative. Good to see the indie seen producing some gems compared to **

BarryB · 13 October 2019, 22:03

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Originally Posted by DamienD

It's under the Retrogaming General Discussion section so all is good...

I know, just pulling Shoonays 'tail'

Adrian Browne · 14 October 2019, 06:05

I backed slain on kickstarter. Very poor and basic game. Played like a bad c64/nes game.

Hope this is better.

Cherno · 14 October 2019, 15:05

I started playing the Slain remaster (whatever it's called) and got bored after about one level. I'm curious if they will make Valfaris more fun to play (for me, at least).

gimbal · 14 October 2019, 20:21

Looks nice but I'm going to give it a pass, games that have so much going on that the action is constantly obscured by miasmas of color start to annoy me too quickly.

d4rk3lf · 14 October 2019, 21:37

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Originally Posted by gimbal

Looks nice but I'm going to give it a pass, games that have so much going on that the action is constantly obscured by miasmas of color start to annoy me too quickly.

Normally, I would agreed with you 100%, but I just watched trailer, and being (a little bit) hyped with that trash/death riffs, and the amount of what's happening on the screen, is absolutely AMAZING, and haven't seen that before, and that makes this game ORIGINAL (the absurd amount of details), and METAL MUSIC, who can say NO TO THAT?
WHO?!!!

I wound buying game, though.

Sgt Jack V · 18 October 2019, 00:40

Well, Gunlord's graphics looked a lot more appealing. I thought this odd misconception of how older games looked (or at least this art style in general) was dying out.

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redblade Zone Friend Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Middle Earth Age: 40 Posts: 2,127	Nice. Very creative. Good to see the indie seen producing some gems compared to **

14 October 2019, 06:05	#6
Adrian Browne Jackie Chan Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Ireland Age: 46 Posts: 985	I backed slain on kickstarter. Very poor and basic game. Played like a bad c64/nes game. Hope this is better.

14 October 2019, 15:05	#7
Cherno Registered User Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Dortmund, Germany Posts: 1,054	I started playing the Slain remaster (whatever it's called) and got bored after about one level. I'm curious if they will make Valfaris more fun to play (for me, at least).

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18 October 2019, 00:40	#10
Sgt Jack V Registered User Join Date: Oct 2017 Location: Orlando, Florida Posts: 64	Well, Gunlord's graphics looked a lot more appealing. I thought this odd misconception of how older games looked (or at least this art style in general) was dying out.

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