Giving this vote with a lot of nuance, simply because I think the current ratings are a bit high. Note that I haven't had the time to finish the game yet, but I've reached world 3 and from the achievements I'm guesstimating that I've probably seen the majority of the game's core mechanics.

For its price, it's not bad. It's a relatively cookie-cutter modern roguelike. Builds feel shallow and META-oriented, because there's not that much synergy between components and the passive relics feel a bit underwhelming.

On the positive side, the base mechanics feel well-established and enemy attack patterns are solid and mostly easy to understand. I like that every enemy doesn't constantly deal contact damage, opening up the close range that would be needlessly dangerous in most other games. The music is great as well.

If you're considering buying the game because of the developer or without much prior roguelike experience, I wouldn't say it's a bad choice. Otherwise you might not find that much interesting to see.

Giving this vote with a lot of nuance, simply because I think the current ratings are a bit high. Note that I haven't had the time to finish the game yet, but I've reached world 3 and from the achievements I'm guesstimating that I've probably seen the majority of the game's core mechanics. For its price, it's not bad. It's a relatively cookie-cutter modern roguelike. Builds feel shallow and META-oriented, because there's not that much synergy between components and the passive relics feel a bit underwhelming. On the positive side, the base mechanics feel well-established and enemy attack patterns are solid and mostly easy to understand. I like that every enemy doesn't constantly deal contact damage, opening up the close range that would be needlessly dangerous in most other games. The music is great as well. If you're considering buying the game because of the developer or without much prior roguelike experience, I wouldn't say it's a bad choice. Otherwise you might not find that much interesting to see.