[h1]Played On Steam Deck[/h1] [b]Depths of Faveg[/b] caught my eye with its retro, roguelike charm, but after about an hour (and two crashes), I found myself struggling to stay interested. The core idea is actually pretty neat—you pick three different classes for your party, which then can gain skills for 2 additional classes each (3x3, 9 classes), and you eventually mix and match them for tactical depth. But here's the catch: the skill costs felt way off-balance. Apart from basic healing, which was reasonably affordable, most abilities had super-high SP costs. This meant my battles devolved quickly into repetitive rounds of basic attacks, saving up precious SP purely for emergency heals. Mid-game class upgrades felt particularly weird, too. I'd choose an upgrade and suddenly watch my health bar shrink visually, even though I knew my actual HP had gone up. Scaling the health bar properly instead of just adding flat numbers might've solved this confusing quirk. Then there's the bos...
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About This Game
It is said that riches beyond imagination lay at the bottom of the dungeon of Faveg.
Driven by greed, adventurers flock there to meet their ends.
Will you be better than them?
Brave the hordes of monsters below as you train your party in this Roguelike take on class based progression.
Every level up a decision, try to build competent fighters with semi-random class choices every level.
Certain class combinations will open up new growth paths for a character to take, try to find them all!
Will you build a wild berserker, a powerful wizard, a devout priest, or something in between?
Choose between hundreds of active and passive skills to grant your party an edge in battle!
Only 12 can be active at a time though, so think twice before swapping.
Will you carry powerful attacks, tide-turning buffs, or passives to improve your other skills?
7 floors full of danger await you, each one more hostile than the last.
Every fight will pose a different challenge, can you overcome every single one, or will your strategy crumble?
Driven by greed, adventurers flock there to meet their ends.
Will you be better than them?
Brave the hordes of monsters below as you train your party in this Roguelike take on class based progression.
Every level up a decision, try to build competent fighters with semi-random class choices every level.
Certain class combinations will open up new growth paths for a character to take, try to find them all!
Will you build a wild berserker, a powerful wizard, a devout priest, or something in between?
Choose between hundreds of active and passive skills to grant your party an edge in battle!
Only 12 can be active at a time though, so think twice before swapping.
Will you carry powerful attacks, tide-turning buffs, or passives to improve your other skills?
7 floors full of danger await you, each one more hostile than the last.
Every fight will pose a different challenge, can you overcome every single one, or will your strategy crumble?
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User Reviews
Mixed
2 user reviews
50%
Positive
User #647770
english
1 hrs at review
User #484553
english
6 hrs at review
I beat your fuckass "Surviving the Game As A Barbarian" ass game, where's my isekai at.
System Requirements
Minimum
Minimum:
- OS *: Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8/8.1, 10
- Processor: 2.0 Ghz
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: Direct X Compatible
- Storage: 1 GB available space
FAQ
How much does Depths of Faveg cost?
Depths of Faveg costs $4.99.
What are the system requirements for Depths of Faveg?
Minimum: Minimum: OS *: Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8/8.1, 10 Processor: 2.0 Ghz Memory: 2 GB RAM Graphics: Direct X Compatible Storage: 1 GB available space
What platforms is Depths of Faveg available on?
Depths of Faveg is available on Windows PC.
Is Depths of Faveg worth buying?
Depths of Faveg has 50% positive reviews from 2 players.
When was Depths of Faveg released?
Depths of Faveg was released on Nov 15, 2024.
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