Gameplay: my personal favorite of card roguelikes i've played, instead of ""decks"" you get equipment and spell slots, which basically act as a restricted but more powerful deck in itself. i like that system infinitely more than slay the spire and others where you have to deal with card bloat and discarding for the sake of more hassle and more beginner confusion, and also leads to them feeling more like a card game than actual rpg. it's much easier to learn which means it's much easier to stick to and recommend to people, and is also the only one i've played where i felt like i could learn by myself without needing several guides on how to make a specific cryptic build to work without getting lucky and turbo op to curbstomp. (some of the boss and room gimmicks are kind of cryptic though). it's very fun in general, especially once you clear a light playthrough and get access to different starting items/modes, and you get enough items to have good variety early so even if you get fir...

A neat little game, very addictive despite its simple mechanics. The only issue I have with it is the fact that coolest items are locked behind grindy achievements that are there just to torment you rather than testing you as a player. If that wasn't a factor, then the game would be a solid 9.5 out of 10, but otherwise it dropped the rating (in my eyes) to 7.5 out of 10. Still a solid game worth exploring. What the game does well: Combat, puzzles, balance between difficulties, artstyle (chef's kiss), music, atmosphere and immersion, boss mechanics, item balance across tiers, entertainment factor, replayability and enemy sfx. What the game does horribly: Daily challenges (some are inherently setting you on an impossible quest), Achievement grind. That's it! You read that right, only 2 downsides, which is mindblowingly amazing. P.S. If you're a casual player who doesn't want to sink hundreds of hours to unlock all items, I'd suggest achievement unlocker, because the most entertaining ...

this game is very good and i am very bad at it. I suspect if you're good at it it's even better. Play da game

It was quite surprising for the time, and playing it now still feels fresh and different enough from many roguelikes. The visuals are amazing. The random component plays a vital role, since given the limited choices at the beginning of each run, "strategizing" consists of adapting rather than guiding the progress towards a specific build. The negative aspect of this is that trying and retrying in the search for a favorable beginning seems unavoidable, and may require too much patience. I have happily gotten to both endings in normal mode, I doubt I will have the patience to progress until the end of hard mode.

Very good

I like it

Great game, Great story, I want more

Great game. Focused on picking up items to create a build and fighting enemies in a ring as you descend through the cycle.