Recent reviews by [BA] mpolder

Pretty good roguelike overall. Lots to unlock and enough variety to keep it fun for a while. I wished there were more items (or more impactful ones) to have slightly more variety in runs, as towards the end most runs start to feel very similar. But for the price definitely worth getting, and has some interesting and unique features

Nice game by the slippery guys, underappreciated and very cheap, Definitely recommended.

Cute little idle game. Similar to some mobile games but removes the year-long microtransaction heavy grind and just let you chill and mine.

Small suggestions: Please add a button you can hold to randomly dig, or maybe even auto visit locations automatically that still have the sparks available. The amount of clicking towards the end of the game is pretty intense.

Would have loved to have a non-server authority implementation for online. Input delay is definitely a bit much for a game like isaac, and with the already added chaos of having more players run across the screen it just results in constantly taking very avoidable damage. It's a bit of a pity its implemented like this, but i suppose it is the easiest way to do it.

This game seems like it could be pretty good. Although it plays a bit clunky the basic gameplay is kind of fun. It plays like a roguelike version of killing floor.

The part where the game REALLY struggles is UI design. Almost all the buttons are just text labels, and when you already have information stacked on top of eachother thats also labels you just end up with a mess of text filling your entire screen.

Something about this game just hits different. Definitely a bit of a learning curve and a lot to find out, info online is also pretty limited (and I wouldn't recommend looking up that much anyway) but once you "solve" the day-to-day issues the game slowly opens up. Definitely recommend.

I don't really think I can recommend the game. It's a bit too short and, to be honest, the story felt very surface level. The house is cool and the atmosphere is kind of spooky, but at the same time the story doesn't really match the atmosphere.

7.5/10 - Overall had a good experience, movement is a bit clunky sometimes but once you get used to it its manageable. Imagine something similar to hollow knight. One thing that does sadden me is that the endings and questlines in the game are often locked behind doing specific bosses. I did my first playthrough mostly blind (other than sometimes looking stuff up I ran into naturally) but this led to me being unable to finish a lot of quests due to having beaten too many bosses or doing things out of order. I probably won't replay only for these questlines so I kind of missed out

Good but definitely flawed game. I like how the areas work and the basic enemies are pretty good. I'm not a huge fan of how the bosses work personally, it promotes just running to the boss and trying over and over until you win. Most bosses are also not terribly difficult but do have quite a bit of health so you just have to try until you know all the patterns and then its relatively easy.

Items also have a weight-like system that reduces your health when you pick them up, so it doesn't really feel rewarding to actually explore the areas when you are going to the bosses. With a decent high-armor build you're already nearly capped out on weight, so you can only pick up maybe 2 items before you start losing max health. Combine that with items generally not being super game changing, its not really worth looking for.

I did enjoy playing it for a while though, worth picking up on sale but personally wouldn't pay full price for it. For reference I beat the main game in about 13-14 hours, with the hardest boss taking something like 12 attempts to beat. After that it kind of goes into a hades style replay system where you just make enemies harder for a bigger reward, which I don't tend to stick around for much longer.

Decent game but definitely lacking a lot of content. Feels like it just got pushed out to hop on the lethal company train