Recent reviews by Pythric

good

haha skeleton go brrrrrrrrrrr
if i die to the lab miniboss one more ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ time i'm gonna scrape the rookie hero's skin off his knees i stg

in all seriousness, game good, buy now

huge fan of magicite, and roguelands definitely earns its spot as magicite's successor
however, both games have been seemingly abandoned and probably won't be updated much or at all ever again, which is unfortunate
worth 10 dollars but don't buy if you're expecting a game in active development

brimstone go brrrrr

furry smash is very fun
ori = + sign, clairen = nairen

game good

funny rhythm game, i like violin/maid waifu
10/10

A very well made game with an awesome community and rich history. Tons of free content updates that came out over the years, culminating into a game with tons of replayability and potential.
If that's not enough, you can go download tModLoader and explore the modding community, which is awesome in itself, having tons of mods to explore. Anything from better storage, boss health bars, instant respawns, cheat tools, boss checklists, recipe browsers, new npcs, item packs, complete overhauls, and more.
I'm sure if you've been a part of the community at all you're already aware of the Calamity mod, which speaks for itself. A near entirely different game with a custom OST all created by Dokuro, which has easily 20+ bosses, 2 new difficulty modes, and TONS of content, including a revamped throwing class, smoother gear transitions, and even extension past the Moon Lord!
This game is really good. It's worth every penny you spend.

haha funny game poor overwatch man haha

Definitely a great game, amazing for killing time. Lots of collectables to get with just enough difficulty curve to keep it interesting. There is a flaw with the game though- it's made to be fun for singleplayer AND multiplayer, yet the multiplayer on the latest version barely works. You need a LAN connection program to play multiplayer unless you share an internet connection, and the first level is the only level actually accessible. The game has a multiplayer bug that stacks level layouts on top of each other, and causes doors to be unusable for progression through the game, which causes an endless cycle. Major issue with this is that the developer abandoned the game in favor of the newer game, Roguelands. So, take the idea of the game with a grain of salt- it's marketed as a game that would be fun for multiplayer, but the multiplayer doesn't- and most likely never will- work. If you're looking for a multiplayer experience, go to Roguelands. If you want an amazing singleplayer experience, though, this is the game for you.