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Nice visual style and cool gameplay that's what we can say about this game. It was in terms of gameplay that the game surprised me, theNice visual style and cool gameplay that's what we can say about this game. It was in terms of gameplay that the game surprised me, the abilities of different skins can be combined to create unusual builds.

Игра понравилась. В ней есть шутки, интересные квесты, неплохой сюжет. Игра проходится (при прохождении всех квестов) часов за 15-20. ЕслиИгра понравилась. В ней есть шутки, интересные квесты, неплохой сюжет. Игра проходится (при прохождении всех квестов) часов за 15-20. Если прокачивать всех персонажей и проходить все башни - часов 30.

So here we are again with another fantastic action adventure RPG! You wake up in a shed with no clue who you are and what to do. You discoverSo here we are again with another fantastic action adventure RPG! You wake up in a shed with no clue who you are and what to do. You discover a wand that grants you transformation powers and you must find the wizard Nostradamus and the gem shards so you can stop Calamity from taking over the world!This one has a classic top down look to it but loaded with all kinds of goodies from all over the action RPG genre. Sure, initially you may get the feeling this is inspired from Zelda but that’s only in the camera angle and that feeling goes away very quickly. Fans of The Binding of Isaac will love the gross and overly animated beings and creatures throughout the land. The landscape itself is very creative and very much alive. The monsters are wicked and get more ludacris as you level up and conquer more dungeons. The dungeons themselves turn into Diablo-esque mazes with hordes of monsters trying to swarm you and kill you.The gameplay itself is meant to attract newer/casual gamers while also appealing to those who have been playing games similar to this for decades. The amount of quests that open up are wild, you will constantly be busy with quests and the map tells you exactly what to do and where to go. You won’t get lost but it won’t hold your hand. You do have to figure out the land and use your forms to navigate and fight.The form transformation itself is a neat mechanic. You’re a naked bald kid that finds a magic wand, this wand allows you to turn into powerful forms that have different skills and powers. These skills allow you to find secrets within the overworld and allow you to beat certain monsters as you progress. You can even customize a form with other forms skills to really create a skilled hero. Each form has its strengths and weaknesses and it's your job to navigate and figure out which one is best for your current situation.Speaking of weakness, enemies have wards that you have to figure out as you progress. If a “baddie” has a blunt attack ward, you must hit them with a blunt attack. A sharp ward? You must hit them with a sharp attack. This adds a depth to the fighting and makes it so you have to be strategic in certain dungeons. If you don’t have the level or skills yet to fight off these enemies, then you must get XP….right? Well killing enemies doesn’t give you XP. Completing quests and conquering dungeons grants you XP. You also have 2 XP bars. One XP bar for your current form and another XP bar for your overall levels. Pay attention to your quest log to gain XP at a faster rate, especially when using certain forms as you can only use specific skills to complete specific quests.Save and save a lot. Death is inevitable but it's not as punishing as you would think. When you die, you don’t even lose your progress. If you die at a boss fight, you do have to clear the dungeon again but your xp and progress stays the same. It’s more like a slap on the wrist rather than a punch to the stomach.Overall the game is incredibly fun with beautiful artwork and fun dynamics. The game's soundtrack tends to get repetitive at times as the music seems to only consist of a few tracks. Beginner’s may soon discover that even though this game starts out easy, it doesn’t stay that way for long. It’s not too difficult but you have to keep your wits about you.Later in the game note: I am getting far in the game and it’s getting repetitive. It’s turning into a rinse and repeat situation. Apparently it’s better to slowly level up transformations to gain more stars for dungeon access. It took me an extra 3-4 hours just to level up my other forms just so I could access the Dragon Ruler’s Alcazar. IF I would have known that at the beginning of the game I would have saved myself several hours. That grind was the worst part of the game. The game itself, the characters and the land was a treat. I wasn’t expecting to enjoy this game as much as I did but I thought it was a great action RPG game.

Fantastic game. There's so much variation with all the forms. It keeps it fresh right until the end.Date Completed: 2022-04-08Playtime:Fantastic game. There's so much variation with all the forms. It keeps it fresh right until the end.Date Completed: 2022-04-08Playtime: 18.5hEnjoyment: 10/10Recommendation: Yes, it was so good.

I tried this.game on.gamepass and i literally enjoyed it what .a fun game the forms and abilities are awesome the story os fine its a.gem

I really enjoyed Nobody Saves the World. It's an homage to the old-school, top-down Zelda titles worthy of comparison, while being sprinkledI really enjoyed Nobody Saves the World. It's an homage to the old-school, top-down Zelda titles worthy of comparison, while being sprinkled with plenty of humor to go around. I also don't mind the grind too much, because the many different forms you take on and level up offer so many different attacks and abilities and being able to mix them up simultaneously keeps the gameplay from ever outstaying its welcome. A few lousy sidequests and leveling issues aside, this is one of the most fun and addicting indie action RPGs to come out lately, and an easy recommendation for Game Pass owners.

Loved it. Easily put in 20 hours without thinking. Reminds me of South Park Fracture But Whole. Short but very carefully crafted. LovedLoved it. Easily put in 20 hours without thinking. Reminds me of South Park Fracture But Whole. Short but very carefully crafted. Loved experimenting with abilities and everything connects so well. For 30$ you will get 30$ worth of fun gameplay.

the good:- graphics: so nice to see a rpg that is not using them lame pixel graphics (the nes era is over!) or made with overratedthe good:- graphics: so nice to see a rpg that is not using them lame pixel graphics (the nes era is over!) or made with overrated rpgmaker with huge breasted anime characters.- music: soundtrack is awesomethe bad:- grindfest: you have to grind like hell only way to get exp is to do quests and you have to do this with each form. So you have to level up every form to S rank and even when you do level up the baddies level up with you! so you can grind as much as you want and later on you still get creamed in the higher dungeons even at lvl 60+! you have to spend literally hours doing this- never enough mana: later on you have to constantly use mana and your always running out (especially with the dragon he EATS IT like candy!) if you run out of mana during a boss (and you will) your pretty much screwed- wards ruin the whole game: this is the reason i stopped playing this. some dungeons have mobs with wards on them so you have to equip certain abilities to counter them. you can never make your perfect build since you have to constantly change abilities or swap to other forms than swap back to get rid of wards! you can't kill a baddy with a ward they are invincible. during boss fights is incredibly frustrating since there are so many mobs coming at you it's really hard to see what ward they have and you end up getting slaughtered because they can attack you but you can't attack them unless you have the right ability and if you don't run out of mana (you will)- dungeons are cut and paste: each dungeon is exactly the same just with a different look go around smashing stuff to get money, mana and food enter an area where usually a huge group of mobs is and kill them than move on rinse and repeat.- nothing like zelda: you see them screenshots with a huge world to explore etc? hate to break it to you but the map is pretty much empty all you do is kill baddie mobs in your way, do a quest here and there which ends up giving you a poor amount of exp or enter a dungeon now and than but they are all the same (see above)verdict:- too grindy- mobs are way OP later on- can't powerlevel since baddies match your stats in higher level dungeons- boring dungeons- always run out of mana so you have to constantly switch to nobody and use slap (except during a boss)- can't use dragon properly without having to replenish mana after Evey single mob fight.- wards SUCK

Nobody Saves the World is a hack n' slash that starts from a quite casual approach, due to the lack of both inventory and skill points distribution, but shows its real depth after a few hours of play, when we are called to experiment with thousands of different builds to to better tear all enemies to pieces. The repetitiveness that generally plagues this kind of games is kept under control thanks to fun quests and a plot that takes us on a tour around a crazy world. Absolutely recommended both for hack n' slash lovers and for those who want to approach to this genre of games without taking them too seriously.

Nobody Saves the World is an enticing adventure through and through. The first time I stumbled upon a decaying dragon corpse or the rusted remains of a giant robot and knew I had to fight baddies inside their guts, I was sold. But DrinkBox Studios transformed the combat of a top-down adventure game into a magical experience by literally allowing the player to transform into the most typical and bizarre forms imaginable. Who knew an action game would allow players to become an egg that helplessly rolled through cat warlocks or a horse that could only attack when facing away from danger? These unique forms make for equally unique combat that merely ask the player to constantly experiment with the tools they are given. And who can say that isn’t fun? Nobody.

For those looking for some co-op fun, Nobody Saves the World is your game. If you’ve got a buddy that likes top-down action RPGs, make sure to add this one to your queue.

I spent two hours with this before realizing that the whole game play loop was based around grinding.Go into a dungeon, kite some monsters,I spent two hours with this before realizing that the whole game play loop was based around grinding.Go into a dungeon, kite some monsters, make your numbers go up, rinse and repeat. Not worth my time.Pros:- Pretty- Snappy attacks and animationsCons:- Grind grind grind- clunky keyboard controls (if you don't have a controller)

Nobody Saves the World is a fun game, where the story, the quests and every other gameplay element are in the service of the character and evolution system. There are no armours or weapons or potions, it all comes down to the forms that work as classes and mixing their abilities. Sure, it can become a tad repetitive, and the humour has its ups and downs just as the level design, but overall, the experience is a memorable and enjoyable one. Nobody Saves the World has a lot of soul and quite a few flickers of originality, worth to be experienced since it is part of the Game Pass Ultimate catalogue.

It may sound harsh, but Nobody Saves the World really threw all my pet peeves into a barrel and gave it a nice coat of paint. To give this game some props though, the co-op is fun for a little while and the game plays well. The coat of paint is, without a lie, a really nice art style. It’s just that the grind really sucks and it makes you grind from THE INTRO DUNGEON. Oh right, I was supposed to be talking about the positives. Probably the best thing about this game is that it has a very long potential gameplay time, and if you have a kid or a casual friend you want to relax and punch some monsters with, Nobody Saves the World might be a really good game.

Nobody Saves the World does exploration and variety exceptionally well. At the same time, its heavy flow of rewards with very little challenge involved often makes it feel like you're mindlessly and unskillfully pressing buttons just to get another quick dopamine hit.

This game surprises for its simplicity and, at the same time, for the complexity of some of its game mechanics. Nobody Saves The World is always fun, with nice characters and never boring fights (even if monsters are quite repetitive).

Nobody Saves the World is a superb adventure, with lots of to see, do, experiment with, and have lots of crazy fun whilst doing so.