[Solo Review]

Late game/high difficulty progress consists of trying to roll one of 3 healing skills on level up, out of some 200+ skills (at least).

Depending how many different skill tags you spread your choices between, it could be even worse. Each item has category tags and everytime you pick skills or weapons with those tags, it increases the odds of skills with those tags appearing in your level up choices.

Now 2 of those healing skills rely entirely on building your 'chance' stat high enough to even trigger some minimal armor recovery (armor functions basically as a 2nd health stat on top of your actual health). And since it's only armor that heals, you also now need to spread your level up choices into armor to increase your armor capacity, because it starts at only 20 on average (compared to your 120HP). Focusing both the Armor and Chance stats massively disrupts your build level up options by bloating them with options related to other Chance and Armor related skills. Ones that you don't even want because they will come with tags you don't want and choosing them will only bloat your level up choices even further, making it very difficult to get options for your specific class.

The other healing skill triggers every time you deal damage. It heals armor OR health (depending what's missing) and it cost only a single level up point (and a single skill's items tags to effect your future rolls). It completely overshadows the alternatives and turns you near invincible, since you are constantly hitting a lot of enemies at once in these kind of games. The catch? Yeah, it's one of the rarest quality skills in the game.

Healing issues aside, the rest of the game is pretty busted too.

Enemy attacks often hit you when you are far away from them. You can't see enemy attack zones (AoE) that you need to move out of if the camera angle happens to block your view behind the tall, 3d terrain. Your guns/projectiles don't even actually shoot at the crosshair, they shoot a little below it (seriously devs???). Some weapon functions also don't trigger consistently, (eg. sometimes taking 5 seconds to charge an attack while taking 20 seconds other times). I also noticed that some character talents seem to only work 'sometimes'. It's a good idea to mute when you end a run, because unlocking things will destroy your ear drums being 4x louder than any other noise in the game.

The developers have however put a lot of effort into designing a large amount of content for this game in terms of class choices - which is commendable - but unfortunately they've ignored so many of the other issues plaguing it, and those issues really do hurt the experience.

I'd only recommend buying this game for either those with a lot of patience, or for casual players who won't worry so much about trying to 100% the game.

Not sure why many people bashing this game for instability or incompatibility with their system.
I even got my friend to get the game and we both enjoy the game. No crash at all that other people reported.

This game is awesome in terms of memes taken from various games/history. It is pretty challenging game too. Worth the full price $10? I think so if you are able to splurge. Or get it on sales if you're on a tighter budget.

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