Haak Free Download V1 2 2 16517Mf

Overview HAAK:

Welcome to HAAK, a world brimming with contraptions and dangers. Dangerous mutants walk the land while dark forces move in the shadows The game takes place in a world ravaged by disaster. The once glorious city has been reduced to ruins, and the survivors struggle for survival. In the south, a land called Sanho has mostly remained unaffected by the calamity due to its unique geographical environment and has grown into something of a sanctuary. The protagonist, Haak, is a traveler from a small northern town. He chose to leave his home and ventured south to survive. Haak is an explorative game combining action-platformer gameplay with Metroidvania. Traverse the land with your hook, dash, and charged slash. Fully hand-drawn graphics with unique and interesting characters. A retro & futuristic pixel world for a comic-esque feel. In Short: When all is said and done, Haak left me with a good taste. Its tactical action-platforming is both fun and intuitive, and the puzzles were approachable without being too easy. Combining pixel art with a cartoonish style, the visuals were pleasing to look at. Sadly, the game lacks enemy variety, and the lore is disappointing. As the story is not yet complete, it’s hard to say how it will turn out.

HAAK Pre-Installed:

Set in the ruins of a long-gone city, HAAK contains all the tropes you’ve come to expect from a post-apocalyptic setting. The closest things to civilized communities are the quarantine zones run by governmental organizations. Meanwhile, the wastes serve as a home to gangs of marauders, robots, and weird, slimy creatures. The only thing keeping it from becoming clichéd is the Chinese setting. The visuals blend traditional pixel art with cartoonish graphics, resulting in a unique, yet somewhat familiar style. Despite the gloomy setting, it still manages to shake things up with bright colors appearing once in a while, almost as a sign that there’s still hope. The four areas accessible in the current version are fairly varied as well, and they highlight the social hierarchies in a world where humanity is on the brink of extinction.