Games like this deserve their own genre. I would affectionately call this genre the "#$%! you, git gud!" genre. Personally, I like games that allow me to make mistakes, cocoon me in a nice warm sense of false safety, and then help me build up skills before they smack me back down to a realization of skill issue driven mediocrity.

If you enjoyed Vampire Survivors or Brotato and other games of that type, and you expect this might be similar, then NOPE! right on out of here and give this a pass. But for most people, I simply can't recommend this. The game design is a case study in what not to do in building a broader audience.

Games like this deserve their own genre. I would affectionately call this genre the "#$%! you, git gud!" genre. Personally, I like games that allow me to make mistakes, cocoon me in a nice warm sense of false safety, and then help me build up skills before they smack me back down to a realization of skill issue driven mediocrity. If you enjoyed Vampire Survivors or Brotato and other games of that type, and you expect this might be similar, then NOPE! right on out of here and give this a pass. But for most people, I simply can't recommend this. The game design is a case study in what not to do in building a broader audience.