Recent reviews by Rad

Awesome story, gameplay, and atmosphere

OW could never

Amazing automation game. Very intuitive and progression is always exciting.

Interesting for the first couple hours. The gameplay loop is very repetitive and the balance is pretty bad.

A vast majority of the progression in this game is levelling (done only with money, not through experience) and rolling for modifiers by crafting equipment over and over again. And you'll probably end up with tons of unused materials because of a bottleneck with the "common" materials caused all of the blueprints (especially in the end game) requiring ore or monster essence or something. And you can't sell any excess materials.

They went for quantity over quality when designing the gear types in this game. It seems like the stats they give them are so arbitrary. 10% of gear blueprints you get will be useful and the other 90% have unusable stats.

Also non-physical damage is ALWAYS terrible since every single enemy in the game has 0 physical defense, but a bunch of resistance to all elemental damage.

Very interesting mechanics. You can still play even when you've been killed.

It looks promising, but it rips off Terraria too hard. It's so blatant that I can't enjoy the game.

It's interesting, but the overacting is pretty cringy and all the actors seem to do it.

I bloodhound step

Invader points down, effectively stunning themselves

Taking advantage of their witless mentality, I move in

They use their moonveil and I die before I can blink

This game is what we've been waiting for boys.

Really just a great RPG that does so much right. Profession system is fun, sandbox allows for creativity and enjoyable crafting mechanics, combat isn't as janky as I'd thought it'd be and it's being improved constantly, skill trees are very fun, and the story is fine too.

I absolutely love this game. I'm not going to spoil it with a long review since the demo is free and gives you a good idea of what you're playing. Takes a lot of elements from the rogue-like genre, but puts it into a more classic RPG format with progression. The game is genuinely challenging, but it was never particularly unfair. Practice makes perfect and this game's systems do a great job training you.