- October 17, 2024
- Huracan Studio
Terrordrome: Reign of the Legends
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About
"Terrordrome: Reign of the Legends" is a horror-themed fighting game featuring iconic monsters like Dracula, Frankenstein's Monster, and Bigfoot. Players control these characters in bloody, intense battles, with unique movesets for each. The early access version includes 12 playable characters, 15 stages, and both online and offline play modes. This game offers a fresh take on horror crossovers, using public domain monsters to provide a unique and captivating experience.











- The game has a cool and moody atmosphere with creative character designs, particularly for horror icons like The Invisible Man and Wendigo.
- The gameplay features an interesting dodge/counter system and a solid combo mechanic that allows for experimentation and balance.
- Despite its current bugs and issues, many players see potential in the game and appreciate the developers' passion and dedication to improving it.
- The user interface is extremely buggy and messy, causing significant frustration for players, especially with keyboard support for multiple players.
- There are numerous game-breaking bugs, including freezing during gameplay and issues with input recognition, which detract from the overall experience.
- The use of AI-generated art has disappointed many players, leading to concerns about the game's quality and the developers' commitment to originality.
gameplay
34 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay features a unique dodge/counter system that encourages experimentation and enhances the overall combat experience, making battles feel dynamic and engaging. While the mechanics are well-developed and fun to explore, players are advised to complete the tutorial to fully grasp the intricacies of the game. However, concerns about bugs and the need for further polishing have been raised, indicating that while the foundation is solid, the game still requires significant improvements before reaching its full potential.
“The gameplay itself has an interesting dodge/counter system that I can see players experimenting with in exciting new ways, and it allows for solid balance with this game's impressive combo system.”
“The gameplay is well-balanced and engaging, and I have to say that during the time I spent playing, I had an incredible amount of fun.”
“With five playable occult warriors, you are given control of a decent array of interesting mechanics to make battles feel engaging and intricate.”
“Honestly, the game needs so much polishing that I'm concerned it won't ever make it there; the game clearly is adding characters instead of working on the base mechanics being developed.”
“I strongly suggest completing the tutorial before going into training as there are sidestep mechanics and while on the ground links that won't make sense without it.”
“This can be mitigated by, well, you know understanding the game's mechanics like dodging and blocking; however, he has moves that allow him to bounce you back off the ground with no remorse, potentially putting you into a stun loop from which there is almost no recovering.”