Recent reviews by Heff

Great art and world feel in this game!
So far the highlight for me game mechanics wise has been the progression system and collectables, looking like it'll be a big world to explore!
I'll revisit this later once I have experienced more, but I can already recommend it for those that like the style, progression or metroidvania exploration/collection!

A solid foundation for what could end up being a worthy rival to its predecessor.
As this is during early access, there are still lots of details to tweak, but the campaign is a stellar experience and the feeling of progression tickles just the right nerves at times.
The base skill and item system contains a promising amount of future build combinations, which is to be expected from these devs.
Would recommend at this time even for just the initial playthrough, and likely in the future for a varied endgame full of challenging gameplay and many build variants.

A short but sweet piece of nostalgia for that period of flash-based games.

Always a joy to play a TD style game where the maze building aspect actually matters.
This one is surprisingly polished for an early access title, and plays really smoothly so far.
The roguelite and randomized aspects plus deckbuilding should work to add quite a bit of longevity to it!

At a very reasonable price, you get exactly what it says on the box, which is great!
If you enjoy the things it offers then you will not be disappointed.

The puzzles start out a tad easy but the curve seems reasonable, and the amount of total puzzles for that low cost is very satisfactory. The ramping difficulty and introduction of new mechanics seems very well balanced and smooth.

It's obvious that Quality of Life has been a priority in the design of this game, which makes it very relaxing to play, a somewhat rare thing among indie games in this segment.
Overall, a clean design both for visuals and audio, as well as gameplay.

Edit after 1.0 release:
The game has really come far since the initial early access period, and is now much smoother to play and fully fleshed out.
The progression feels great at this point, and over all it's very polished.
Variety of maps and builds has increased notably, and with the challenges and difficulty levels gating the progress tree you get a solid amount of gameplay before you've explored most of it.

Old EA review:
Great first impression from this, right into the action!
Progression system seems large and varied already, excited to see what we will see going forward!

Another strong progression-focused game in this series!
Nice atmosphere, relaxed gameplay, fun upgrades, and a banging soundtrack.
Very extensive colllect-a-thon for those that are after that.

Perfect to spend time with after work, let the tunes soothe you as you grind your way towards further goals.

A good way to keep your mind sharp with some math practice.

Relaxed and cozy, while still keeping you engaged with the whole boat/sink mechanic. Loads of upgrades/progression for those like me who just can't get enough of that. Combined with the classic colourful style of Windybeardgames this makes for a great little game.

Well worth a try if this is your thing, it's both free and quick to install/get started.

An interesting take on the classic breakout format, pushing a colouful world with a big progression system containing twists such as RPG-like elements and active abilities. The world itself has a relaxed feel, and doesn't take itself too seriously.

If you enjoy block-breaking, looking at pretty colours or progression in general, this is probably a good fit.