Diebrary

To sum up in a word: Addictive. I'm gonna focus on the early experience here, since due to how Diebrary is designed, it's going to be kinda similar for most players. And I'm gonna be blunt: Not too many of us are going to enjoy the first 3 minutes of the game. Only. The first 3 minutes. After you get a few levels and upgrades to the Elph N Ranjar and the wand (because you can ONLY use these for the first run of the game - this is why I said the early game's gonna be pretty similar for all players), you'll feel a LOT better. After you hit the 6 minute mark, you're like "Oh crap, this is pretty fun." After playing the game for TEN MINUTES, I can safely suspect you'll be hooked. That's right - [b]you will probably go from "Bleh, bland" to "Feelin It" to "Yeah, I wanna play this more" across 10 minutes of gameplay.[/b] <ramble about mechanics and gameplay and stuff ahead> Every level you get 4 choices of upgrade, which I think is fairly standard for the genre (Most of my experi...

There's something there with each weapon having 3 evolutions that each have unique branching trees for giving something to discover with successive runs, however every other part of the game is lacking. It feels like the devs got so focused on making this system cool and trying to do something different with the story system that they lost all sight of what makes other survivor games good. I'll break down some of my major criticisms: Characters - At no point was I excited about unlocking any of them. I have no favorite, and none of them are exciting to go back to. The decision before a run should be 'what kind of build do I want to do and what character has an interesting way of facilitating that?' Instead in this game it just comes down to picking the only one that is generally useful because it has a dodge roll ability. The rest of them are either incredibly lackluster or even detrimental to make use of their skills. The newest character that switches between sun and moon is just t...

I've played a ton of survivor games, and this wasn't it. Nothing made me want to do another run. Doesn't help its really easy

scam, and the devs also put this game on internet you can play it for free.

Easy refund. Bad design, boring gameplay, Halls of Torment much better

Cool game, if you like Brotato or Vampire Survivors you will enjoy playing this one!

First things first, this game is exactly what it is: cheap gum that bursts with flavor for 3 seconds, then tastes like car tire for the remainder of your chewing session. Unlocking Steam achievements was fun, but now the game is actively discouraging me from unlocking the greyed-out 'Special' tab (I've unlocked everything else). -1536x864' as highest resolution for a game released in 2023 is unacceptable. Are you planning to add the standard 1920x1080 HD resolution? -Game has only 1 (one) soundtrack. After listening to it for the 10th time, I decided to continue playing on full mute. Maybe add more soundtracks? -I'm playing single player mode, so why do I have to deal with the 'voting for Plot Twists' multiplayer gimmick? I could have a list of all of the Plot Twists to choose from once 'the bar' is filled, and swap it with another at any time if I don't like it. -Endgame is in dire need of currency conversion. Too many 'Magic Tomes', not enough 'Lost Scrolls' and 'Paper Scraps'. I'...

I played the game a couple months before full release and It is no where comparable to before, of course it is still the same game and I can see and feel it but it feels easier and less chunky. There are way less bugs and they try to balance overpowered things. The game is online so you can play with your friends(I don't got those) or you can play by yourself with there being a system after beating the map 1 time to get a debuff to try and make your run harder with the wide selection of things to get it makes for almost unlimited play-ability.

This game doesn't set out to redefine the genre. It's biggest selling points are the whimsical design elements and the random modifiers to new games, the "plot twists." It plays well with mouse and WASD and the diversity of character skills and weapon types makes one run feel more different than in Vampire Survivor, the game I have the most experience on to compare to.

Pretty fun game, it seems a little too easy at the moment but I'm sure it'll get harder as I play it more.