Review: 3000th Duel (Steam)
3000th Duel is an action-adventure game that has speedy, exciting battles as its charm. Fight against monsters with your own style of battle to travel an unidentified world and discover a secret hidden.
Pros:
- Decent graphics.
- 2116mb download size.
- Controller support.
- Steam achievements.
- Tutorial pop-ups.
- It can rebind controls and keyboard.
- Action-platformer gameplay.
- Dark Souls influences.
- Karma-Collected from enemies and used to level up and improve stats.
- Save points throughout.
- The map fills in as you play.
- Death-lose karma on the spot but can go back next life and retrieve it.
- Big boss battles.
- Find secret routes and shortcuts.
- Puzzle elements.
- Massive skill tree-use earned skill stones and find core skills in the game to expand the tree further and get new abilities and benefits.
- Solid responsive combat, learn the enemy’s rhythm and counter-attacks.
- Plays in a 2D perspective.
- Fun gameplay.
- The story is in there but it’s definitely on the back burner.
- Possible to farm and overpower.
- Shrines-spend karma and work with your skill tree here.
Cons:
- Can’t change resolution.
- Tedious puzzle parts.
- Possible to farm and overpower.
- Difficulty spikes.
- Gameplay definitely plays more like a platformer with combat parts.
- Small areas.
- Slow progress.
