In terms of game design alone (roughly translated as replay-ability in practical terms) it's a ten out of ten game with no end; or narrative: the lore is you playing the game, by itself. Every aspect, mechanic and feature that comes with the game, but not quite every joker, has a satisfyingly perfect fit together, with everything else. It feels like an incredibly complete experience. If you're a student or enthusiast of games then it's a must play, right now. This product understood its assignment, and has now become yours.

Looking back after 75 hours, up to writing/editing this, now, I can say I only have the fondest memories of playing, or looking back on all of it, at any point, in no surprising way, as I very deliberately chose to not wait and buy it while on sale. And, I'll continue having more of these memories, hopefully with more people, as they might pick up the game for themselves; at least just so we can talk about it, ie. why it's utterly impossibly to explain to most people why it's a such a f***ing 10/10 rn, and/or why it's not just a card game.

If you like Devil May Cry, retro games and the indie scene then buy this game.


Biggest complaint is that it could use more randomization and better design (eg. more/better enemy layouts).