七度荒域:混沌之树

by Lightimpact

The Developer Says...

"7th Domain" is a horizontal version action game derived from Roguelike Metroidvania combined with treasure grinding gameplay. You will play a child of destiny who repairs the world and finds the truth of the broken world. You will grow in battle and challenge the unknown and hidden forces.

Players Like...

❤ Smooth and Responsive Combat

Players praise the game's combat system for its fluidity and responsiveness, drawing comparisons to the acclaimed "Dead Cells". The diverse arsenal of weapons and skills allows players to experiment with a wide range of combat strategies and experiences. Whether players prefer to unleash devastating combos or strategically position themselves, the action-focused gameplay provides a satisfying challenge as they navigate the game's environments and battle against the unknown forces.

❤ Depth in Loot and Progression

One of the standout features is the game's robust loot and progression system. Players can acquire a vast array of equipment affixes, which they can then combine to create unique attribute-based tactics. This depth enables players to tailor their playstyle and gear to their preferences, catering to the game's "sword and magic era" themes. The progression system, which involves both hierarchy and repeated deaths, encourages players to persistently explore and challenge the game's world, with each run providing opportunities to acquire new and more powerful loot.

❤ Engaging Metroidvania-inspired Exploration

The game's Metroidvania-inspired design provides players with a sense of discovery and encouragement to thoroughly explore the environments. As players progress, they uncover new paths, unlock abilities, and encounter hidden challenges that add to the game's replayability. The integration of the Roguelike genre's elements, such as random enemy and item placement, further enhances the unpredictability and replayability of each playthrough.

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