Recent reviews by Terrabull

So much content! An excellent survivors game with lots of characters, tons of weapons, and a cool items / level up system. There are a few issues with spelling or poorly explained items, but the game is very fun to play, and that's what matters most.

Buggy as hell, extreme lack of clarity.
built a loop - crash
let the king into my castle - game simply stops progressing (no next wave, no death)
Hire new minions - You can't see what they do from inside the level, only from the codex on the main menu
meta progression? I've never had a level actually end without crashing, so my options are always to try the level again from just before the crash or to start over.

Solid survivors game with a retro theme. Lots of characters, weapons, and strategic depth. Great price too, Recently got a very cool update with summoning. Strong recommend :D

StS meets FTL, its not as good as either, but I still recommend it. Card based space combat, lots of fun choices, wild builds. I wish the encounters had a bit more flavor than "you aren't supposed to be here, lets fight," maybe in the future?

Solid survivors game, a strong recommend if you enjoy the genre. A bit short, but it's a very inexpensive game. 9/10

I own a _lot_ of survivor-likes, This one, even in early access, is currently the best I've played. The strategic depth is astounding, there are so many viable build strategies, and often trying something that shouldn't work unlocks a new ability that can make it work (try getting your defense way into negatives, for instance.)
The music, atmosphere, and visuals of the game are all excellent. The gameplay loop is so good as to almost be impossible to put down. I've played this game late into the night way too many times.
There are some translation issues with the latest patch but the dev is rapidly fixing them, and I can't wait to see where this game ends up. 10/10

A very pretty game, but important UI elements are very small and hard to read.

A wonderful sequel to one of my favorite god games. Instead of the time limited rush of Reus 1, the sequel limits your resources, with each change costing a new resource called Eon. Now the puzzle becomes how to best use your available Eon while unlocking new things to place via a draft system.
The sequel also has more gods, more terrain types, and you more closely control the direction of the villagers by choosing thier special buildings and thier leaders. Also the sequel has done away with the frequently frustrating war/greed system from the first game, a huge improvement in my opinion.

Wonderful art direction and a spectacular gameplay loop. The only thing I could want for is more lore. Very good StS-like game with plenty of unique twists.

A very enjoyable rogue-like deck builder with party mechanics. Less randomization in the campaign mode but there is also a more randomized mode to play if you prefer a STS style experience. Lots of characters, tons of value, very fun co-op multiplayer. Some people have been complaining about the DLC pricing but its optional. I've got 151 hours as of writing this review, I'm pretty sure the devs deserve the money.