Devil Spire Falls

- Download demo. - Spend 30 minutes running around, everything is obtuse. - "oh yeah, this is the game for me" - Buy it right away - Try to generate the largest world - don't - Generate 15km world, 24 cores, eats 24GB of ram. - Amazing generation system, like Dwarf Fortress. - Make deprived (Yeah, I play Dark Souls) - Discover staff is hilarious. - Somehow kill nomads 38 levels higher than me. - Use their gear to begin killing spire after spire. - In my sorrow, having killed the final boss countless times, wander to the edge of the world. - Discover loneliness and oddities on the edge of the world. - The world is not flat. - Make a new world and start again. I spent so long, in intense combat, unlocking abilities constantly. Even with that, I touch less than 10% of the mechanics this game has to offer. I will be spending SO LONG playing this, I know it. If you like the great, old school Elder Scrolls games. Or if you like sending some poor peasant into the next postal code with a sta...

Fun game Will give it a recommend, however this game feels mostly hollow. Pros: +Weirdly addictive gameplay +Roguelike generation +Realistic mode begins fun +Crafting/Enchanting/Gathering +All the base systems for a good game are there +Different Systems to explore Cons: -Very Unbalanced(As in it's so easy to level up skills, get infinite xp and money lvl 1 by recycling deliver weapon quests and buying back the weapon) -Bartering system is just i give you a bunch of cotton and you give me everything and teach me everything you know -Upgrade once complete game(I got a copper quarterstaff thing, I just shoved a tonne of softwood plank upgrade until it was a level 10 weapon and I was 1 shotting enemies until ~25) -The world map doesn't have many different enemies. Nor neutrals. Making it feel hollow -World generation is funky, some areas are extremely hilly and cause fall damage - killing idiot villagers -Hard to get spells at a low level I know there is more cons here I won't list them...

In short, Devil Spire Falls has great potential, but at the moment it is pretty unstable. Please don't shoot negative reviews on Early Access titles just because you did not inform yourself properly about the games state! And be patient, let the devs work with the money you give them instead of refunding games. Every refund or negative review should be well thought over. Of course there are trash games on Steam, but this is not one of them!

level up. kill man shrooms. throw people across the map. slay the devil spire. meet god

[h1] Alright, let me tell you the legend of my character, Goofus. [/h1] Goofus was a very tall man. Absurdly tall. WAY TOO TALL. I spawned near a structure and thought: “Neat, a building.” Turns out it was a dungeon. Naturally, I went in. I had no equipment because I thought it would be funny to roleplay as a giant naked man. Spoiler: [spoiler] it was. [/spoiler] Less funny was almost dying in my very first fight, where I barely survived by punching out a bandit in a room full of traps. But I triumphed, stole all his clothes and weapons (As one does. It’s basic dungeon etiquette), and carried on. Fast forward a few minutes: the dungeon is cleared, corpses everywhere, and who do I find but that very first bandit, trembling in a corner. Nude. Broken. Traumatized. Terrified of the colossal, naked monster who had single-handedly exterminated his entire gang. The game let me talk to him, so of course I did. And here’s where it got weird. I gave him all the loot I stole from his ...

30 years to late

Loving the game an absolute ton. There are so many different systems and things that you can do, and the game isn't even out of Early Access yet! There are some crashes here and there, though I'm playing on the Steam Deck. Even with the crashes, however, I haven't really lost progress. I just manually save on occasion, and even if I don't, the auto save seems to make sure that not much progress is lost. I know that the crashes will likely be ironed out, but I figured I should mention them in case someone cares about that significantly. Back to the strictly positive. I really like the progression. You start out fairly weak, but ultimately can become an overpowered rogue wizard barbarian. You may say it's a simple thing, but I love it. And finally, I think one of the things I love most is that, as said in the description, you can do basically anything you wanna do; within reason, of course. You can build villages, burn them to the ground, become a bandit, or just... Fish. Overa...

like crack for the "neurodivergent"

my character never skips leg day because he can jump 200 feet in one go and kick a monster so far away it stops rendering

This is honestly really good already and has the potential to become one of the best fantasy life simulators of all time