Few Nights More

A fun game, it scratches hat Monster game itch, its a shame that it feels abandoned by its developers

A neat spin on Slay the Spire esque gameplay, combining elements of classic dungeon builders seen in old flash games. Which is cool! Though admittedly, the dungeon building part of the game feels very underbaked and trivial, almost to the point where I question if the game would be much different if it didn't have it. The vampire flavor is strong, and you do feel properly powerful as a vampire lord should. Plenty of post-run growth leaves little to be desired, but there's not much content after you win a single time, beyond choosing to win with every character and school I suppose Still unique enough in flavor for me to recommend a try if on a deep sale. I probably wouldn't have spent $15 on it though.

This game was able to entertain interesting mechanics and allowed you to really think up some interesting builds. I feel like if this game was appropriately optimized, it would be an insanely good rogue like, but unfortunately it fails to be honest with its own numbers. I have sunk around 43 hours into this game and just because of how it calculates its #'s, I can't 100% it without spending 45~ minutes a night for about 100 more nights. To clarify, this game is quite fun to play for it's standard mode, but infinity mode breaks in only unfun ways. Damage scaling doesn't work. Ability acquisition doesn't work. Trying to progress just doesn't work. I was on night 145~ on Nikolai for the darkness build, and cards from my spell book would just disappear at random, so if I wanted to have multiple copies of exhaust cards I'd just lose them. I started a pharalan necromancy run because of the power gain with gold per night and was at like 650+ power. But guess what? my abilities stopped increas...

Good show