It is a cute game, but the "living" aspect is more of an annoyance than anything. It doesn't change the layout at all, and therefore doesn't really function to randomize the experience. As a concept it's okay, but needs a lot of work. The moving and emerging blocks are not very creative, and are basically tiny loading screens -- aka just things that make you wait. Hit boxes of both enemy attacks and even just the terrain are not great. You can bypass a number of areas by dashing over wider gaps than intended. There are combat bugs as well where if you don't wait for the full animation of your spell to play out, and use another skill too quickly you won't get the buff/attack out and just lose it. And then have to wait for it to come off CD again. I enjoyed playing, but there are only 3 dungeons, and no difficulty toggle. It was very easy, and only got easier as you collected more equipment. I can just auto attack without even using skills and never die or be in any danger. Weight ...

not worth the price tag. dont expect a roguelike dont expect a mystery dungeon expect some cool enemies expect to hit the power cap before you realise

I was expecting... more? and something else? The game is very short. Story is super simple. You're looking for your dad in a sentient maze. SPOILER ALERT: [spoiler]He's dead. You find his belongings at the end of the 3rd dungeon and anticlimactically decide to go adventure. That's it. That's all there is. The main game is over. just 3 fucking levels. [/spoiler] Let's just say the story is just a pretext for what this game really wants you to do and that is... [h1]challenge runs (with leader boards)[/h1] [h2]Endless runs[/h2] The first challenge you'll unlock. You start from nothing in a randomized dungeon and you try to get as far as possible. Considering the lack of diverse environment and items, this gets tedious and boring really quick. [h2]Battle runs[/h2] Make the most optimised build you can and try to beat a series of timed battle as quick as possible. Your worst enemy is time. The bosses are sponges and will DPS-check you from the very first fight. Not my kind of jam. It ...

89.5 hours and 100% achievements. I only played on Hard Mode (because it appealed to me the most) The gameplay is solid. I enjoyed the different variation in abilities and strategy you can develop. If you want to be speedy, tanky, a glass cannon, or something in between, there will absolutely be a build that you can make. The story is pretty bare-bones (which is a positive for me), the main attraction will be the post-game. I had a lot of fun climbing the hyperscape and clearing the battle road. Once you've tried every weapon, you'll quickly find out which weapons are the best. If you're looking for a game that has great procedural generation, this isn't the game for you. The main story dungeons are static (or they seemed mostly static from what I experienced). After playing post-game "infinite hyperscape", you'll also unfortunately find that it's not really a completely new dungeon each time. For the most part, it seems like there is a set number of maps it will choose from rando...

this game problem is deadly, the "Living dungeon" is not a good idea, not fun but much more like boring. when you battle, there are too many things to notice and hard to play, most of the creeps have AOE damage and Stun ability, but you lack of AOE damage even ranged skills. had to fight them in narrow and always changing dungeon, no place to doge, and if you use space skill. most of time result in fall of the cliff there are so many negative feedback in game design: 1. fall of the cliff 2.creep appear without notice 3.tons of AOE is preparing , no place to hide 4. get stuned in crowd got a easy death. 5.some boss can kill you by one shot. when you crowed by creeps, the only choice is press TAB to pause the game, then release a precious scroll, so what am i playing? Final Fantasy?

Actually really decent. Definitely has a good structure. The skills and scrolls are the best part. I can see myself putting a few hours into this.

It's a tentative conditional recommend at the moment as it only came out to early access a day ago at time of writing There's a good and decently fun foundation of a game but a lot of refining and additional content is still needed. Currently there are only 3 dungeons and only having died once it took me less than 5 hours to complete the game. Probably would take even less for anyone more skilled/familiar with arpg style dungeon crawlers. The dungeons pretty much all look the same right now with very slight colour changes and the enemy variety is low as there is not really much space to put enemies in with just 3 dungeons. Variety in general is lacking. All weapons i encountered effectively function the same so there's only one flavour of combat at the moment. Combat is a little bit clunky. Telegraphed enemy attacks don't seem to be always accurate and you still get hit even when you think you are out of the area and clear of the animation. The dodge roll reliant combat seems to clash...

It's an interesting idea but a lot of the game doesn't really mesh well. - It seems like it should be faster pace combat, but seems floaty and attacks lack impact while at the same time you are locked into certain attacks and gestures. - The living dungeon aspect of it is more annoying and frustrating than it 'neat' with having to walk around the walls that are randomly created for no reason and the moving pillars to get to a higher area. - Another strange thing is a weight limit to go into a dungeon. I guess it makes it so you can't bring tons of health potions, but it just seems like a strange thing when it would be interesting to bring different weapons with you.

This is a dungeon crawler roguelike that changes scenery as you move around. Really cool. This is ALSO a looter game of some sort. If you like looting items and looking at stats this is also the game for you. Cool stuff. game: https://youtu.be/DJ_uBCaBNYA

I've just only ventured into the Dungeon loop, but so far looks promising (though there's a chance that there won't be much of progression) I'll watch how I'll enjoy the game as I progress more, but so far; - Intuitive fight style (at least for me where I got used to the hit box based fight) - Dodge and attack, or the area attack SE / Motion looking fun - The quests to get items give added meaning to the dungeon loop I hoped the key config is a bit more intuitive. Also a bit hard to memorize / see which combination of keys will trigger which skill.