- April 26, 2016
- Old Games
Endorlight
Platforms
About
"Endorlight is a rogue-like adventure game that offers single-player and local multi-player modes with a split screen. Players must navigate through levels filled with tougher enemies and bosses, starting over from the beginning when they die. The ultimate goal is to collect gold, defeat as many enemies as possible, and strive for a high score on the Steam Leaderboard."







- The game has cool trading cards and point shop items that some players appreciate.
- The ambiance and art style of the game are nice, providing a decent visual experience.
- Some players find the game fun and enjoy the challenges it presents.
- The game suffers from poor controls and frustrating gameplay mechanics, making it difficult to navigate.
- Levels are randomly generated and often lack coherence, leading to confusion and frustration.
- Many features are either broken or missing, and the game feels like an unfinished project with no clear goals.
gameplay
9 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay has been criticized for its repetitiveness, clunky controls, and unfair enemy spawns, leading to a frustrating experience. Players feel that certain mechanics, like the whip and axe, are ineffective compared to the bow, and the lack of meaningful progression or shop mechanics diminishes the incentive to explore. Overall, while there are glimpses of potential, significant improvements are needed to enhance the gameplay experience.
“The gameplay made me think of Spelunky.”
“I can see this game being fun with more work, but the developers need to tie up loose mechanics and give the players incentive to progress through levels.”
“Decent gameplay too.”
“It's repetitive, there are areas you can't get to, unfair enemy spawns, etc. Let's not forget the terrible clunky controls and useless mechanics like the whip and axe when all you need is the bow because of your infinite arrows or the gold, which I'm guessing is supposed to be a high score but has no point to it either since it's not saved anywhere when you die.”
“The gameplay is laughable.”
“I can see this game being fun with more work - but the developers need to tie up loose mechanics and give the players incentive to progress through levels.”