Recent reviews by The Guy

from have outdone themselves again, with two of the toughest bosses in the series to date: "♥♥♥♥ Framerate" and "Never-Ending Loading Screen"

10/10 great port

up there with Spelunky and Super Meat Boy as one of my all time favourite indies, and easily one of the best roguelikes. Takes the crunchy, arcadey shmup feel of Vlambeer's other great games, like Super Crate Box and Luftrausers, and combines it with the depth and replayability of Binding of Isaac. Fusing the best bits of arcade and roguelike games, it manages to be an outstanding example of both genres, while also greater than the sum of its parts. Now that it's out of early-access, I would recommend it to anyone with the patience and tolerance for a little bit of difficulty in their games.

amazing soundtrack, artstyle and gameplay. The posterboy for early-access success stories, and more proof that Vlambeer are incapable of putting out a bad game
10/10

no other game can go from being as fun and relaxing in the beginning, to as Super-Hexagon-level difficult towards the end. Humour is good, music and art are excellent, gameplay is addictive. 9/10 would pay 90p in a summer sale again

putting price up right before summer sale, nice one rockstar
0/10

One of the most well designed games of all time. Discovering new things is always awesome, and just learning all its intricacies is really rewarding. If you have the patience for it, you'll learn to love it.

One of my all-time favourites. It's got a really cool, mysterious story, an interesting world to explore, and deep, challenging combat and character progression. KB+M controls aren't great but if you've got a gamepad you can play it with, buy it.

Probably the best storyline I've experienced in a game. The setting is atmospheric and the RPG/FPS/Stealth gameplay works great. Even though the boss fights are pretty lame, and after 15+ hours it can get a bit repetitive, the story drives you on. A brilliant, unique game.