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It also felt like the early combat curve in HW1 was a bit faster. But the map design and basic combat are likely to feel pretty similar.
I didn't play HW2, but have played the HoH2 demo for a few hours and I'd expect that general pattern to hold.
The whole HW2 ordeal was pretty miserable for everyone.
The customers, getting an incomplete and buggy product.
The testers, sending reports and feedback that did next to nothing.
And the devs, having patches ready to go but not getting published for months at a time (or at all).
Unfortunately, a lot of people don't understand that the devs were completely unable to patch hw2 because they have to go through the publisher first. Ready-to-go patches gathered dust through months of silence. They got fed up with it and decided to make their own new game and self publish so they have full control. Already, patches and new features have gone live based on suggestions and feedback and it's only been a little over a week.
Overall, the whole vibe is significantly more positive and pro-active this time around, but I still do totally get why people feel bitter.
This is the successor to 'Heroes of Hammerwatch' 1, not 'Hammerwatch' 1/2. The 'first two games' were HW1 and HoH1.
It is in the spirit of HoH1 - whether it's as good as HoH1 is imo the open question. In its current state I'd probably say 'no' but HoH is not the same as the two HW games - on that point I would say you are correct.
Hammerwatch 2 is the sequel to Hammerwatch, a "Gauntlet-ish" (=arcadey) action game (the Atari game of the '80s & the (awesome) remake by Arrowhead). Hammerwatch 2 is not Gauntlet-ish, it is a more story-driven, light ARPG.
Heroes of Hammerwatch is a rogue-lite spin-off based on the world and assets of Hammerwatch (and expanding it with more enemies, characters and levels).
Heroes of Hammerwatch 2 is the sequel to Heroes of Hammerwatch being again the rogue-lite spin-off based on the world and assets of Hammerwatch 2 (and adding more stuff, like the goblins you see in the demo).