The Rangers In The South

Everything that can be broken, in fact, is broken.

This game is fun. It's got its fair share of bugs, but that's alright. I can adapt, and I'm sure they'll be worked out eventually. The developer seems to be active in getting updates and patches for this game. I love it, and I can't wait to see what else is in store for this game in the future!

game is really dope and is insanely cheap lol

Loving the game so far—being able to farm re-rolls for skills makes building my setup way easier :)

Main attack under right trigger, secondary attack under left trigger, screw logic. The character always attack to the left by default. Somebody in comments mentioned that the game feels like scam - I have the same feelings.

It is an interesting game. Unforgiving if you are not careful. There are MANY BUGS - so buyer be aware Overall I enjoy this game even if it is filled of bugs and cheesy mechanics. The music is chill and you can just walk around and beat enemies/bosses. I is an alright game.

Good game

Played for about two hours, my first run was with a bow and focused on passive skills only which made me feel very powerful. Game is cool and fun, build craft seems good and interesting with lots of depth. My only issue is the meta progression. The progression is based around upgrading skills so that future characters are more powerful. The issue with this is that it inhibits experimenting and trying out new builds by nature of existing, as if I've invested my meta currency into upgrading skills around bow and attack skills, why would I ever try out a spell caster and be weaker? I'm not sure how you could even fix such a thing without a full overhaul of the meta progression but the upgrades, combined with the ability to get more rerolls via meta progression very heavily leans you toward choosing a build and staying with it rather than trying out all the cool and fun skills the game has to offer.

This is one of those games where I'd like a mostly positive thumbs up. Its a less than 5$ game and the experience is simple enough, You choose one of 5 starting classes (equipment) and you get your back store. From there, you're dropped into a 2d/3d World, 2d in sprites, 3d in everything else. The level progression is simple enough, with an optional hunger system. There are magic stones for meta progression, dungeons to clear (more on that) and way points and bosses! Pros -Music (for the first couple of hours) Immersive and adds to that wanderlust feeling of exploring a new dungeon crawling action RPG -Abundance of skills to choose from. Man. There are so many different skills that augment or change how you play the game that truly defines what type of "Class" you get to be. The only downside is that you're level capped to 25 (it takes awhile to get there) There are missile attacks, long melee attacks, AOE attacks, PAssive skills rthat add elemental abilities. This is...

this game is the perfect arpg for someone that still wants that roguelite twist. also the build variety would put most fullblown arpg games to shame, ive played 7 completely unique builds and the only class archetype i played so far was monk, i havent even seen all of the available skills yet. great game!