Orbs of Chaos

A game with a unique skill tree and art design. Each skill is weak when alone, but when mixed with other skills, it becomes much stronger. A picture filled with one color is flat. If you add other colors, the picture can become colorful and rich. However, you have to find new colors in your dreams. You will be afraid to fall asleep...

A very unique and refreshing take on the roguelike bullet hell genre. This isn't to say that the game is perfect but the developer is very attentive and constantly pushes updates. The visuals are what interested me in the beginning but the spell combination system is what really does make this game a replayable and interesting experience.

I'm not certain who this game is meant to appeal to exactly. It doesn't have passive combat like the typical vampire survivors style game. It's active combat is unnecessarily convoluted and micro management heavy. The skill upgrades are boring and have low impact small incremental changes. The spells are abhorrently poorly balanced, some do basically as little damage as the orbs themselves and last less than a second, others do 40x the standard damage multiple times and are basically just full area clears (same cooldowns, I'm not talking about the large cooldown spells). The orb combo mechanic could be fun, if there was more than 10 combinations for any 3 orbs that are always the same, this makes the combo less experimental and a fun discovery, and more just an annoying micro management of pressing 4 keys over and over again to change different spells, l/r mouse to activate them, and tab to look at the spells available when you could just as easily use the same exact buttons to ju...

This trippy survivors-like are surprisingly interesting. Looking forward for it's development.

Weird game, but fun and a novel take on the survivors genre. The artstyle will probably be a turn-off to a lot of players, but I liked it a lot. The game does need a bit more work though imo. Navigating the menus is a pain, and while steam stays the game has partial controller support, I wasn't able to do anything with it (first game I could only cast spells but not move, later I tried again and after trying to change keybindings the game stopped responding at all to the controller), though it must be mentioned that the game tells you controller support is experimental. All in all the game is cheap (especially on a sale) and well worth it if you're into the genre and want to try something new.

my head hurts

it's okay I think. very cheap and a good take on the genre.

i love all the choices made by the developers of this game, artistic and gameplay wise. Very deliberate choices making way to a very unique game.

It's like playing as Invoker from Dota 2 while playing Vampire Survivors. This is the best underrated game I've ever played.

i loved the art style and music. it is an original and creative game, which is the reason this review is positive. loved it being this much of a sandbox roguelike with different game modes. biggest down side is the learning curve. there is too much combinations of spells to choose form that it gets exhausting. i love these kind of difficulties in games but this felt like too much and there was not a worthy hook that kept me in. game just needs a better tutorial rather than text walls. a little assist on learning the dynamics between the mechanics would suffice and keep your approach of "we wanted the players to figure out the game" safe