4Player-"Being honest, the most notable aspect of Delver’s Drop I witnessed in my brief play-session with it at PAX East this year is art direction. Its characters and the world surrounding are bright, colorful, and charming. I took to it the minute my eyes rested on Delver’s visuals. Sure, there’s much more to the game than its visuals – and I’ll get to that in a minute – but these days simply being another randomized 2D action-Roguelike RPG isn’t enough for me."
Serena Nelson writes: "For those who don't know what Delver's Drop is, it's a top-down action RPG game with a look reminiscent of the early Legend of Zelda games where you play as one of a number of prisoners in a mountain dungeon trying to escape to freedom. Unlike most dungeon divers this one has you start at the top and work your way to the very bottom to see the light of day. At least that's what the pitch told me.
Welcome to Nintendo Enthusiast's Indie Corner, a brand new web series showcasing upcoming Wii U indie game titles. Hosted by Jason Lepine, Indie Corner is a 14 part series listing Indie Wii U titles by genre. This series will highlight short game previews and put the spotlight on some unknown gems.
In this video we go over some Action Adventure Games.
Some of those games look pretty good. It gives me a few more reasons to get a Wii U.
I'm sure most of the 120 games aren't that good though. Still a good move.
MTB: Delver’s Drop was one of the most gorgeous games on display at PAX. That’s because Pixelscopic, during their kickstarter, knew they needed an attractive game to show off. So they focused on getting the graphics to look beautiful, which they do, and are now at the stage of fine tuning the gameplay.
