Strong points:
- Supports creativity and build crafting
- Surprisingly optimized for most pc's
- Unique designs and artistic style
- a fast paced roguelike with enough structure to plan builds in advance
- different experience between switch and pc
- every character is good at something and plays very differently
- you can get good with any character even those with high skill ceilings
- some of the best mod support ive seen in years

Weak points
- Spectator simulator 9If you die in a run with a friend you'll be stuck watching them play for the entire stage which can take 5 - 20 mins)
- Endgame is almost always the same (The longer a run lasts the more you start to gravitate to a really op build just to survive)
- Requires a lot of looking up (some items are poorly explained so it will require you to visit the wiki a couple of times)
- Not endless (eventually the game gets so ridiculous that either you have to kill bosses in seconds or your game will crash trying to keep up with the ridiculous amount of enemies)

This game is a mix between a singleplayer rogue like but in a 3d world and an mmo with different roles and strength.
The graphics are a little minimalistic but have a defined art style that you don't really get tired of quickly. It's performance is surprisingly good on most computers since i can even play it with friends that play on laptops from work.

I made a lot of friends through this game and some wonderful moments and runs that are perfect memories.
Overall this game combines the perfect balance between every item has it's use and build crafting.
The stages go in a rotation of 5 and so you can always plan if something is worth scraping or keeping a hold of.

But where this game truly shines is how good it feels both on switch and pc. They felt different and sort of have different meta's and items that are better. It gives the game a refreshing feeling. Overall there is nothing better then spending 7 hours on a run with a friend so drunk that we die to the most random stuff ever and backseat game eachother.

One of my most loved games ever.