Like regenerating health whenever you kill an enemy or adding to your overall DPS output.Įqually, there’s no one way to go out and fight your enemies. This involves buying new weapons from random vendors, switching it up with others you find on the battlefield, but also with mutators which change some of your core abilities. So Dead Cells is a game about discovery, but it’s also a game where you need to continuously evolve and adapt your tactics in order to stay ahead of the curve. There’s not even any real explanation for how you got in prison, or why you keep re-incarnating, but as you explore the castle and unlock secret rooms, you’ll stumble across various clues that tell more of a story.
There’s no standard tutorial showing you the ropes or hand-holding to make sure you’re eased in, players are basically chucked in at the deep end and told to swim. I can’t say enough positive things about that. In theory though, every time you do die, you’ll learn something different about the way you play and the game as a whole. From him you can learn how many types of enemies you’ve killed, who beat you, what weapons you tend to favour, and the sort of progress you’ve made. When you do die, your accomplishments are tracked by an ‘Achievement Hunter’. Enemy patterns need to be learned, you’ll switch your weapons up quite regularly, and you might even find yourself in a new area to throw off a solid run. That’ll probably become a familiar mantra when playing Dead Cells. The task won’t be easy, though, as you’ll face tough bosses, an ever-changing landscape and the prospect of dying again and again.īasically, if you were looking for a 2.5D side-scrolling Dark Souls that took much of its inspiration from Castlevania and Rogue Legacy, then Dead Cells should have you salivating. In Dead Cells, you play a red-caped prisoner who has been captured in a procedurally generated castle and to escape you must defeat the guardians keeping you there. Dead Cells has quietly become one of the most complete, exciting and enjoyable Roguevania experiences on the market as it prepares to leave Early Access this week.
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