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Really enjoyed the early access. Thought it was headed in the right direction and was excited to see what it would grow to become. Little did I know, that early access was the finished product. This game has already been dropped and will remain an incomplete product with potential. Really a shame as it is a very satisfying shooter for the most part.

Undercooked product, do not recommend.

This game is great!
The gameplay is smooth, it is challenging and satisfying. The art is beautiful. The soundtrack is very good. As far as roguelikes go, this is one of the most polished and grand that you can play.

If you liked the first one, you will like this. If you haven't played the first one but you are a fan of roguelikes, I don't know how you missed one of the best roguelikes there are. Play that then play this!

They have reversed the PSN decision, and this game has returned to being one of the best games of the year. Great with friends, arcadey and accessible in nature. Room for mastery at higher difficulties. All around, good game.

This is one of my favorite games. The idea of having a liquid enemy in a tower defense is wonderful, so fun. The community levels for this game elevate it to a new level. There are TONS of modded modes, including a lot of play-as-creeper modes. These are all SO much fun. This is one of the most worth-it purchases in my steam library.

It's a little rigid in some ways, but overall, it is wonderful.

I like it, but I can see why people wouldn't.

It's fun to try and think of more optimal ways to setup your factory, and it's satisfying seeing them work. Despite how I'm about to list negatives, I actually loved this game as something that wasn't too demanding and only needed mild interaction while I was watching things.

Stuff people might get rightfully off-put by:
-You actually have to click a ton to keep your machines running. Warehouses help but you still have to fill those. You don't get true automation until the last step of the game, and will have to rebuild your setup to accommodate it as it takes up space.
-Too much visual noise of the resources, even when upgraded.
-Some progression steps aren't very intuitive

"this game is too slow" says the dudes who didn't unlock all the movement tech lol.

Gets better when you unlock dash, wall jumps, abilities. Honestly too many core features are locked when the game starts but that's incentive to play. Bosses feel a little unfair at times but makes it a worthy goal. Overall very fun. Pretty rough performance though, many frame drops.

If you like the other ones, you'll probably like this. I only ever played solo and there have been no issues doing that in this one so far. New units, new traps, seems good so far.

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After playing many more hours, I can say that I really like the changes in Dungeons 4. People saying that this is just dungeons 3 clearly miss the point that it's the 4th entry in a beloved franchise. How much did they expect it to change? It's the same game with new stuff for each race and updated graphics. That's what I signed up for.

I like:
-New units per race
-How much better undead feels, as a whole (I almost never went undead on hard in old games)
-monsters don't need to work machines in the dungeon, snots do it
-the new tech tree, makes it worth it to invest and focus on one race
-skills on the hero help you focus on a build ahead of time
-the emphasis on being active in the overworld to keep evilness flowing
-moar traps
-revive for orcs isn't locked behind undead tech, it's an orc tech now

Took me a minute to get used to the controls, and I almost didn't stick with the game. Gave it another go and now that I know what I'm doing, this game is wonderful.

The maps are gorgeous, the gameplay is satisfying, the music is chill. A little light on content, but overall, I love this game.

It recommends using a controller, but i like the way it plays on keyboard. You just need to get used to micro tapping

I keep going further and further in this game waiting to get to a point where I will enjoy it, and I'm not hitting it. Other reviews talk about a depth of content that I'm just not experiencing. The loop in this one is rather unsatisfying, and new features are so rarely added as you progress.

If the idea is that I should progress more and hopefully see those features, I think it's pretty ridiculous to have spent 280 hours and the formula hasn't changed. I get that repetition is key to an idle game, but so is the idea of becoming stronger every loop, and I feel like that is what is truly missing from this game. I don't get the feeling like my following loops are very different.

This game is missing that primal feeling of "satisfaction" I get from most idlers.
I gave this more than a fair try, and I can't get into it. One of my least favorite idle games.

I've played quite a few vampire survivor-style games, and I have to say that this one is the least satisfying one I've played. Leveling up feels so un-impactful when you only get marginal passive boosts, build-shaping is almost nonexistent. You just click into the one thing each character is good at and hope it's enough. Bosses are interesting enough, but the final bosses are just health sponges. I don't think giving a boss a ton of health constitutes good design. People are saying the game gets better as you get more unlocks, and that might be true. I just doubt I'll suffer the boring early game where none of my runs feel satisfying.

I don't think this is a bad game, I just don't really like it. I had more fun with all the other VS-style games. This one just left me bored.