Slash or Die 2

Nice action game! Will not sound like much in this review, but it is a lot of fun playing this game. It is so metal that it is straight off an Iron Maiden album cover. Runs on the Unity game engine. I had no issue running it from ubuntu. The game has two parts, the combat and the upgrades. Upgrades are purchased after dying with combat drops. In combat, you learn each enemy attack, so you can time a dash-attack without getting hit. The controls are unique: hold the mouse button to move, then mouse button 2 attacks. Nothing more to the game! Play this game 10mins at a time. Keep coming back to it for more upgrades, which making the game easier, for even more upgrades! Music is okay, the sound is okay, and the pixel graphics are pretty good, with some nice dissolve effects and comic gore animations. I say this is worth checking out, because it is something different, and they did a good job refining their first game to make it lots of fun.

A fun, challenging, addictive, game. Positives: +The mouse controls are very responsive +Enemies have clear attack animations +Enemies each have unique attacks +Addictive leveling; killing enemies provides souls which you can use to improve your stats and special abilities +Worlds become harder, but you also grow stronger +Short game - positive because you have to beat the whole game in a single run without dying (the game has 3 worlds and a final end-game boss, each world is divided into 3 stages with a 4th boss, e.g. 1-1, 1-2, 1-3, BOSS, 2-1, 2-2, 2-3, BOSS, etc.) +3 unique characters with different stats, e.g. your first hero has the best stamina and hp, but your 2nd and 3rd heroes have better speed, atk, etc. And with their own different special abilities. So you have 3 totally diffferent playthroughs. Negatives: -Your slash, the main aspect of the game, doesn't make you invulnerable. You may think of this attack like a dash move in any other game, but in fact you have no invisib...

Short and simple but amazing fun, mouse controls feel precise and RPG elements help avoid the feeling of not progressing at all that has spoiled many roguelikes for me. Check this out if you liked Akane.

lil 2 hour rogue like that I enjoyed for the concept of your only attack being a dash, you get what you pay for at $3

A nice upgrade from the first good game try it out.

interesting little game. This control only with the mouse. Right click - Attack, Left click to move. Its really simple but more levels you clear, harder enemies and bosses will appear. There is some very light rpg mechanics but you never get strong enough to breeze through the game. All enemies and bosses do 1 damage per attack and your maximum HP ( depending on the hero ) is 5. You can *buy* 3 continue that you lose when used. You get currency from every enemy killed. The 3 heroes are different enough to be worth trying out and upgrading. Music and arts are fine. There isn't a lot but whats there is good. I couldn't beat the final boss , the game got a bit to hard for me but I still recommend. Kinda wish there was a endless/randomizer mode. Maybe for the sequel ? ;)

It's a decent and simple clicker game. Pros: The character models are pretty cool. The upgrades and unlocks are meaningful and do add to the gameplay. Game progression feels good as you start to feel more powerful. Cons: No controller support. (This is a big one, because my hand starts to hurt after only a few minutes on mouse) Sprite Overlap for Damage calculation. I hate this method of reading damage. It's lazy. Only 3 characters. Dev seems to have abandoned the game. The Second character is obnoxiously hard to use. Overall: This game is very good for the price. If there was ever a third game, the Dev should turn it into a Vampire Survivors like auto caster and it could be a huge hit. Leave the click attacks in as well. To my knowledge there is no Vampire Survivors like game that's also a clicker. A hybrid could be just what the genre needs.

Continuation of slashing and your death. What is the must in here. You must kill to gather souls and die to use them. Further you go, more and tougher enemies. That means more souls and harder game gets. Repeat to the end.

This is a really addictive and fun little game. Can legitimately played with only one hand, without sexual innuendos. You guide your knight across across a 2D plain with left click, and launch him into enemies like a ninja slash with right click. You'll fight increasingly hard enemies with different move sets each stage you will have to memorize, and they drop souls you can use to upgrade your character with after each run, this is a rogue-lite I believe, you die and go back to the beginning stage, but keep any upgrades and souls with each run. The "campaign" is short but sweet, you'll last between 2 - 3 minutes your first few runs, lasting progressively longer as your skill and upgrades increase, and then finally after mastering the mechanics and finishing enough upgrades, a full run couldn't take more than ten to 15 minutes, add the two other characters with new attack mechanics and powers to unlock, it can be an incredibly fun little time sink. Depending on your skill the game cou...

I am happy to finally find a game that can be played with one hand.