I will simply say. it's not bad but it's not overwhelmingly good either. there is some passion I feel in it and how it was made and stuff. the story and lore is alright but nothing that may have you really truly feeling for the characters or their worlds. mainly because outside of areas and gameplay mechanics we don't see the real effects of the places.

like there's no visibly seeing how the worlds are effecting every day life or how civilians or random people are suffering. it's only mentioned at and hinted at on paper and dialogue. Gameplay is alright there's some interesting mechanics and ideas.

I would like to say I got this game on sale which it seems to go on sale often. there is some love in there for sure so I still recommend it if you are chill and want to. never know maybe they will make even cooler content later on too.

A generally enjoyable roguelike that feels similar to Dead Cells but a bit more simplistic. As with most games in this subgenre, RNG can often determine if you are severely underpowered or God-tier during each run. Meta progression is present but mostly underwhelming. Story has something to do with alternate universes or the galaxy exploding or something. Not really sure. The three lead characters looks and play almost identically, so there is a huge missed opportunity in terms of gameplay variety. None of the characters are very unique or interesting either.

All things considered, the gameplay makes up for a lot of the game's shortcomings. Combat is smooth, flashy, and fast paced. RNG upgrades add some fun variety to the combat. For example, one creates a stasis bubble around your character that slows incoming projectiles while another plants explosives on enemies if you time a perfect dodge. Others can be stat buffs, health bonuses, or bonus abilities. Lots of enemy variety and plenty of levels to work through. Bosses are fun too. Runs smooth and visuals are great on a larger monitor.

Trinity Fusion isn't one of the subgenre's finest entries, but is definitely worth checking out.