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Immerse yourself in an intense action RPG taking place a derelict space station soaked in a dark sci-fi atmosphere. Hellpoint is now available DRM-free on GOG.COM with a 10% discount lasting until 6th August 2020, 4 PM UTC. Fight the hordes of dreadful creatures, face the Cosmic Gods, and unravel their twisted story. Should the challenge prove too great for one hero, play with a friend in local or online co-op.

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can't download the installer through Galaxy 2.0. Guess it's not "really" released as of yet.
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kud13: can't download the installer through Galaxy 2.0. Guess it's not "really" released as of yet.
it was coming up with a server error for me too but finally was able to download around 2 minutes ago
The game looks great. I hope they made it as weird as possible. Wishlisted.
This one won't remain in my backlog for long. Looks really, really fun.
Very inspiring releases today and this is also great news for our Linux geek friends.
I am waiting for feedback from real players about the co-op.

P.S.
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I see, the story with Thronebreaker did not teach anyone anything and the lesson was not learned.
Yeah, this game looks really good. I like the fact that the setting is unconventional and they are supporting Linux native, which seems unusual for a Souls-like game. Definitely going on my wishlist!
Great to see a Linux version. Will read up on this one more before I buy.
Does anyone know if the online co-op also works on Linux?
This game felt like Dark Souls set in sci fi universe. My question is is there implementation of futuristic weapons or we still using bladed weapons? Kinda weird I don't see lasers or something futuristic like that. Imagine Dark Souls with light sabers.
The gamecard is incomplete.
The game has Galaxy achievements.
Post edited July 31, 2020 by Valdasaar
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Valdasaar: The gamecard is incomplete.
The game has Galaxy achievements.
it does, but I'm not sure they're working atm.

I killed the 1st boss, but the achievement didn't pop.

Seeing as they're all displayed as "Legendary" on Galaxy, I'm guessing they aren't registering for anyone yet.
What about the difficulty of this game? Is it a typical Souls-Like that strives to frustrate players? Or is it actually fun to play? (i.e. does it have an easy setting for casual players like me?)

The setting looks very enticing. But I hate being frustrated and I don't have the time to learn that perfect block/attack combo or whatever.
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Lifthrasil: What about the difficulty of this game? Is it a typical Souls-Like that strives to frustrate players? Or is it actually fun to play? (i.e. does it have an easy setting for casual players like me?)

The setting looks very enticing. But I hate being frustrated and I don't have the time to learn that perfect block/attack combo or whatever.
It only has one difficulty. It does have a form of adaptable difficulty scaling. it is not based on how well or poorly you do that determines the difficulty. It seems that difficulty (aggressiveness and behavior), enemy placement, and enemy quantity are all based on where the station rotation is in conjunction with the Black Hole it Orbits. It might also have other cause and effect functions I have not discovered yet. If you can figure out which position causes what level of difficulty or changes to the environment then , if you are having trouble, theoretically you could tackle the boss, area, or enemies during that phase of the rotation etc and it may be easier. I have not been able to detect the patterns yet though. At least not exactly. To be honest I am not sure how predictable it is. .

A quote from the Hellpoint Wiki.

"Real Time Dynamic World - In the game, the space station orbits in real time around the ominous black hole. Its position in the sky directly impacts the sanity of the inhabitants of the station. The singularity is doing more than simply distorting the fabric of space and time; based on the time of the orbit, enemies in the levels get crazier or struck by fear, unknown entities roam the corridors and dozens of other mysterious events can occur. "

I do not find it as hard as Dark Souls. However, that may be due to never getting into dark Souls and giving it more than a cursory chance. where as Hellpoint has me much more interested.
Post edited July 31, 2020 by greyhat