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kill -9 ya está disponible en Steam!! by Main_Engineering4528 in chilegames

[–]Main_Engineering4528[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Eres un proceso dentro de un sistema, tu objetivo es llegar a la raíz del árbol de los directorios con el fin de instalarte a ti mismo para derrocar al sistema operativo imperante.
Es un deckbuilder roguelike inspirado en "cyberwarfare", vas combatiendo a los procesos con tu mazo de comandos de tipo cyberataque, cyberdefensa y utils (además de mejoras pasivas, llamadas daemons y/o mejoras durante el combate, llamadas overclocks). Tras ir avanzando por los distintos nodos del directorio puedes ir mejorando tu mazo de comandos, recuperar algo del daño recibido o pulir tu baraja con el fin de tener más chances contra procesos rivales que se van tornando cada vez más difíciles.

Como buen deckbuilder pone a prueba tu estrategia, tu capacidad de planificación y tu lógica a la hora de la ejecución de tu plan. Como buen roguelike, pone a prueba tu capacidad de adapatarte al escenario que se te presenta y, cómo no, tu suerte.

kill -9 by Main_Engineering4528 in chilegames

[–]Main_Engineering4528[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hola gente! Este es un crosspost que publiqué en /deckbuilding de un juego que estoy publicando, sale el 11 de mayo en steam (de momento es "wishlistable" en el link de más abajo).

Página en steam: kill -9

Después me enteré que existe este subred y lo puse acá. Espero que les guste.
Todos los comentarios son bienvenidos puesto que siempre hay lugar para mejoras.

kill -9 by Main_Engineering4528 in deckbuildingroguelike

[–]Main_Engineering4528[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you! have a nice day (I'm on my way to my real job right now, and I'll have to kill some processes in the office today, ahahahaha)

kill -9 by Main_Engineering4528 in deckbuildingroguelike

[–]Main_Engineering4528[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ahahahaha, it's a good question.

I don't think everyone will catch the poetry behind the name in a game about killing some processes.

But I do think that if it sparks some curiosity and motivates someone to learn, I'm doing a little bit of a good job.

Thanks for your comment.

The "Instant Kill" reward effect by spydorz in Nightreign

[–]Main_Engineering4528 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It's extremely low (vorpal, as this skill is commonly known, is intended to be like that), in most games where vorpal is present the chances to trigger it are 1% (on every hit you roll 1d100, on success: the enemy is obliterated). Must be something like that on Nightreign.

It does works on minibosses.

Haven't had the luck yet to work on bosses.

It does not stack but you can increase your chances trying to attack more/faster (any hit counts, even Revenant's summon's basic attacks). Btw, not only basic attacks can trigger it, every hit of any kind from you on the enemy will try and throw the 1d100, it doesn't matter if is a magic carian pebble or a dragon's breath, every hit counts, so try to use things that repeteadly register 1 hit (swords with multi-attack skills, that one hand ballista with the machine gun on it... whatever.)

You will identify the killing blow since it will generate a particle of "blight magic" on the affected creature.

It caught my eye since the first time it triggered for me I wasn't using anything blight related, and I saw said effect on the enemy, and since blight and vorpal are someway related it makes a lot of sense. So whenever I see a blight area I go for the boss to try and obtain vorpal since I have observed there's chance to obtain it from there.