The ballistic physics are solid wind and gravity felt realistic on long shots.

Weapons sound punchy, movement feels snappy, UI is clean. No wasted time.

Classic roguelite framework, but storm style gives it bite. UI still needs polish but core is thrilling.

Presentation is bright, modern, and consistent, with a stylish interface that respects the genre while giving it a slick facelift.

This parkour game is unforgiving at first, but once you master its momentum system, the rooftops turn into a perfect playground full of satisfying leaps and risky jumps.

Upgrading your abilities feels meaningful, each skill opening up a new tactic to keep the fights fresh.

Fights feel like brutal logic puzzles. Wreck the legs to stop a charge, snipe the arm to disarm. Every turn’s a risk, and I’m here for it. No wasted moves, no second chances.

Best played with someone who won't panic. This is a test of both logic and friendship.

Not hype. Just hope and atmosphere. I played at dusk and got chills. Sparse dialogue, rich feelings indie at its peak.

The world is massive, and I got lost more than once in a good way. Exploration feels rewarding, but combat still needs some polish.