Danger Gazers

Dev shared a torrent of the game so those who can't buy the game for XY reason can play it. Instant purchase for me. As for the game, its fun from what I have played so far. Happy to support the studio.

*EDITED 1/6/20* About five hours in as of writing this, and I'm very happy to see a good indie roguelike start off well in 2020. Danger Gazers has a lot going for it, as I'll (somewhat) briefly detail. It's addictive, has great replayability, and is a welcome addition to any roguelike fan's library. Quickly I'll just pay the "Game It's Like" toll - it's close to Nuclear Throne, with some twists. Also, gotta name-drop NL for giving this game a go and piquing my interest. The gameplay is responsive and controls well with KB/M. I don't play roguelikes like these with a controller, so I can't give you my input there (pun intended). The curve of starting out a new run and adding items/tarot cards to your character works beautifully. At first you start out slow in a small arena, gradually getting stronger as you progress through each location as you fight stronger and faster enemies. You'll find companions to help you along the way (think "followers" in Binding of Isaac or guon stones in ...

When I read that this game was voluntarily released on Torrent, as well, I went ahead and purchased this game as fast as I could type my username and password for my PayPal account. We need more of this developer kind and we need to get rid of EA/Activision. Finally a developer that does not talk down to the people, that so-called "piracy" is "theft" or stupid stuff like that, but actually understands that not everyone can afford a game, yet. All pirates I personally know, have purchased all games they previously tried out and actually liked and even threw in an additional dime, by buying DLC as a further "Thank You" after trying out the games. This is one small step leading in the direction of a better society. How this one small step of a game developer already crushes the reality of capitalism so profoundly, is very entertaining.

As many guys here around their 40s, I was once a poor student in the 90s that used the desktop pc of the family for gaming. Downloaded a lot of games from the BBS´s and dial-up connections era through the begging of the internet and the torrents, and after I finished university and managed to get a job, first thing I did was to start buying all the games I love and were and are part of my history as a gamer and as a person. Today I have the means to buy games, but with all the bs the gaming industry has been throwing at us, I went back sailing again, as a way of "demoing" the games and see if I should buy them or not. If I like it, I come back here and purchase it. If not, I just delete it. So, what the dev did was a great move, and something that we should not only praise but support. The game is a regular action roguelike, like nuclear throne and many others, but his decision of uploading it to our most loved harbour was simply genious. Tbh, I´m gonna uninstall it and never play ...

I have had my first glance on the game and will continue to update the review as I progress. So far with less than an hour in a game - I love the style. Style of everything: environment and enemy visuals (with tons of their variety), game progression on the campaign map, looting system, art of special characters' "rooms". And the audio - pure awesomness. Everyone's comparing this game to some other games that I haven't yet played, but I personally find it a bit simillar to Edmund McMillen's classic - Binding of Isaac. Maybe the color scheme of the graphics and randomly generated levels does the trick, but I love the similar feeling these two share. The only negative aspect that I have encountered so far is the performance issue, which will most likely be resolved by the next patch. [b]>>>>>UPDATE<<<<<[/b] I like this little stylistic game more and more. Each time I die it's because of my fault only, never once blamed the game design for my misfortunes (well... sometimes it'...

Fun game. Reminds of nuclear throne. Co-op feature is neat. Lots of stuff for EA game, no bugs so far. If you love the genre, then should be a no brainer buy for the price.

*Dev uploads this game on The ARRRRRRHHHG Bay for those who can't afford this game (yet)* Crackwatch Community: [b]GIVE THAT MAN A SALE BOOST![/b]

I bought it because of all the press it got for putting up a torrent of the game. I think that is really cool, so I decided to support the dev. Read something about people donating games, so I will probably buy a copy as a donation. Played the game for 10 minutes, actually enjoyed it despite not thinking it would be for me. Interested to see where it can go. Easy to jump in, spend a couple minutes and jump out. Great job by you

I gave this game the benefit of the doubt. But the negative reviews are right (fps, menus, controller issues etc). There is now no doubt and a refund has been requested. Dang.

I only bought this game because devs put it on torrents for free. I am pro consumer. To my surprise the game is pretty good and i think with steady upgrades it can be great.