I'm a huge endless fan, but this game has some really bad flaws. -You get damaged by enemies touching you. This would be okay, if it didn't include enemies that are ignoring you and going to an objective. -The projectile attacks from archer and mage have to line up just right, if you are a bit too high or low, it will completely miss. -Some floors are win or lose based on the first door. -I have a 360 controller, but i could not get it to work with this game, regardless of restarting it or toggling the settings. It works fine in other steam games. -Its too much money in this state, it has some neat mechanics, but it is closer to a 10$ game.

I dont normally write reviews this early on, but I believe I understand the game enough at this point to do so, particularly with it's similarities to a certain other game. Plus, reviews help games like this get more attention (something Steam's storefront fails to do, every time). And I think this one deserves it. The game I refer to, that inspires this one, is Dungeon of the Endless, an absolute favorite of mine. Like that game, this combines a couple of genres, tower defense, and roguelike. Also like DotE, it is both turn-based and real-time, at the same time. On top of this goes a layer of RPG-style character stats and similar things, adding more complexity to an already complicated game. Chances are, going into this one for the first time, you're likely to be a bit confused. Few other games work quite like this one... actually, only one works like this one, which again is DotE. The game uses tower defense concepts as the core of the gameplay, but unlike most TD games, a ...

The rogue lite part of the game doesn't mean that once you die (and believe you'll die) you'll keep anything. No, the rogue lite part of the game means that in the unlikely case where you'd be able to complete a level you'll be awared some currency. In two hours I was able to to finish a single level that rewarded me 30 of that currency. I did the maths: If I play 8 hours per day I should reach 100% in a 15 months. Seriously? There are a no micro-transaction so why as a developper would you do that?! But the game isn't only a rogue lite it's also an RPG... it has to be right? When you level up or during a random event [insert a random combination of letters that the game never told you anything about] increased by [insert random number here]. Well, when I read "Random Generated Levels" that wasn't what I expected. But maybe it's me, maybe I should have played the tutorial? In fact, I did: "If you press the attack button you'll attack" was the first one. "When you find the exit escort...

I have played 8 hours and it felt like 2 hours. The game is really addictive and fun. It feels simple at first, but in fact its REALLY deep. Its like chess, its very easy to learn how to play but its difficult to master. Also there is a luck factor involved, so you got to adjust to the situation even though it may not fit your playing style. All in this game feels just about right, natural. I believe that I live in this world. Again its like on a chess board. There is nothing to add and nothing to take away. Those are just my feelings to describe how i like the game. The gameplay is really satisfying. It never feels like a grind though there is some grind here. You start each run at level 1 so it always feels like a new fresh game (again its like chess). This concept is what makes roguelike games a hit. (Desktop Dungeons and DotE 2 of best games of the genre use this conceps and i feel like this game might become the third 1). It never feels boring to play because there ar...

This is a wonderful game that is very simalar to Doungen of the endless, except for weebs like us. I highly recomend this game to anyone who also enjoys stragety with a bit of story. +10

I've bought all other winged sakura games and I really liked them, simple, straight forward, and good but for this one I can't recommend it, if you're a winged sakura fan like me and don't like "endless dungeon" game then don't buy this game, this game is completely different from other winged sakura games, you won't get that good story and simple game anymore, it's not even an RPG for me, the story won't be combined with the gameplay, so you can always read the story or just don't read it at all, it's like a sandbox game, so it will feel like the story is not progressing at all. And also the story is the exact same as mindy's arc, yeah dream world again, yeah training again, memory wipes again, her sister behind everything again, cecilia guide again, no telling lost memories again. The rpg element? there isn't one, there's no chance for you to grind anything and when you die you lost all your progress, and don't worry you'll always die, in fact you won't need the continue button ther...

Okay... finally, i'm finished Endless Dream on Hard mode... and not even get some story event... After 5 level it becomes more easy. But not more interesting... So much time loss for almost nothing (Yes, a lot of petals for last level. But that's all) And what now? Play the same thing again, and again, and praying for more story? In Mindy's Ark it was interesting (even after end of game). But here it's more frustrating, than fun... Sorry. But after previous games I was hoping for something more...

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[i]Winged Sakura: Endless Dream[/i] is a quite interesting mix of roguelite exploration and tower defense. It can be quite fun and addicting if you are a fan of roguelite games, but there are a few key things you should consider before buying it. Your goal is to get through the Endless Dream by escorting your partner Mimi to the end of each of 10 levels. You do this by opening doors in a randomly-generated dungeon layout, building towers as needed to help you defeat the onslaught of enemies with every door you open, contracting Sakuras (which provide passive bonuses to your character) for that run, as well as new towers and boosters with Polygons, the game's currency. Between your runs and through story scenes you earn Unsealing Petals which are used to buy new Sakuras to appear in future runs, which can be leveled up. The map layout, and by extention the exit, is hidden until you start unlocking doors, so for each floor you start off blind. Once you're ready to escape the floor, you ...

This game is a weebs wet dream i love it also its quite hard the game and my penis.