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Aztez
Released On: Aug 1, 2017
Metascore
Generally Favorable
81
5.4
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Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 4 Critic Reviews
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75% Positive
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25% Mixed
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Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 4 Critic Reviews
81
75% Positive
3 Reviews
3 Reviews
25% Mixed
1 Review
1 Review
0% Negative
0 Reviews
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Aztez is an absolute killer. It's cool, brutal, and a masochistic amount of fun.
There are some noticeable detractors which keep it from being a truly great game, but for what it sets out to accomplish, i.e. fusing the strategy and 2D brawler genres into a cohesive single package, Aztez succeeds in many more regards than it fails. Since Aztez is Team Colorblind’s first game, I’m excited to see what the developer comes up with for future projects, but in the meantime Aztez itself is a very strong first showing.
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 20 User Ratings
5.4
20% Positive
4 Ratings
4 Ratings
40% Mixed
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8 Ratings
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8 Ratings
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 20 User Ratings
5.4
20% Positive
4 Ratings
4 Ratings
40% Mixed
8 Ratings
8 Ratings
40% Negative
8 Ratings
8 Ratings
En bref, le titre ne propose pas grand chose à se mettre sous la dent, mais simplement un petit jeu de combat en arène où règne une mêlée générale tantôt fun mais surtout brouillonne.
La lisibilité des combats se veux difficile à la fois à cause de sa DA simpliste mais aussi à cause de la rapidité des actions ennemis qui s'effectue simultanément.
Pour un jeu de combat les combos restent sommaire et limité (bien que le changement d'arme et de spécial permet de faire légèrement varier le tout).
La part "stratégie" du jeu est malheureusement tout aussi restreinte et permet à peine de justifié la présence d'une campagne.
Or mis la courbe de difficulté qui est détraqué, le jeu n'a pas de gros défaut, mais sa proposition est trop faible pour vraiment s'y ****.
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Aztez certainly is a fun game and very quick to the action, but I felt the tactical layer hid too much of the great brawler underneath.
The developers of Aztez had great inspirations and clearly understand what made them great, but that was not enough for Aztez itself to become great. The game is really solid in terms of gameplay mechanics but at the same time derivative and repetitive. I can only recommend it wholeheartedly to those who enjoy exploring and cracking open complex combat systems. [11/2017, p.74]
It's a mix of fighter and board game where you conquer territory. Pretty meh unless you really like fighter games, because it doesn't seem like that good of a fighter game.
A little confusing at first because they don't slowly introduce you to the board game part of it - you have to find and read the guide. The guide itself is actually quite good and quickly and easily taught me the board game part.
Some of the moves/combos require way too much precision to the point where they're useless because they only work about 10% of the time - IE: blocking & counters. So I just never bothered with the blocking and counters, but it seems necessary to progress, so I uninstalled.
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Solid look and feel to the game. Plays well, and the combat is technical and challenging while still leaving room for creativity. However, the games gets old quickly. The city campaign could perhaps be more in-depth as really none of that matters as all you're doing is fighting.
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Jesus Christ, the fighting mechanics are ultra bad. You have 2 buttons for attack but it doesn't really matter which one you use since they do the same thing. Campaign is diffrent but very basic, and lacking depth. Sometimes there are events like drought but no idea what they are because games doesn't explain it. In one mission for example, there are 3 guys, but suprise there were more, they kept spawning, did the game said something about that? NO. The thing that in order to play the goddamn game you need to read 15 page manual and even if you do you still have no idea wtf is going on.
The shield guys are literally only kill-able by grabs, and doing some cancer combos every 2 seconds that 2 shots you, so yeah pretty fun stuff. The best thing is that you can't fcking grab them when they are signaling the attack also when you grab, you can't just click dash so you can dodge attack, so when you fight 2 shield guys it's a pain. The whole game is a pain.
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Interesting style and gimmicks, but the actual game and gameplay were bad. The combat felt off, and I never really got the hang of it. It felt like it was trying to go into a combo system, but fell short by a lot. The overworld felt like a simple/dull board game.
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Summary Aztez is a highly stylized beat 'em up set in the world of the Aztec Empire. Take on the role of an elite close combat unit and undergo missions on behalf of the Empire in turn based strategy mode, and fight against warriors and mythological foes alike using 8 unique weapons in real time combat mode.
Platforms:
- PlayStation 4
- PlayStation Vita
- PC
- Xbox One
- Wii U
- Nintendo Switch
Initial Release Date: Aug 1, 2017
Developer:
- Team Colorblind
Publisher: Team Colorblind
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