Solid for it's style, but there really feels like not much variance in 'great' builds.
Somehow I don't like Vampire Survivors but love Rogue Genesia. I can't play it every day but once or twice a year I will spend 20 hours per week on it.
I like the build combinations, the graphics are neat and the game is greatly supported by the dev. Every time I launch it I see more content added to it!
I like the build combinations, the graphics are neat and the game is greatly supported by the dev. Every time I launch it I see more content added to it!
11%
Fairly standard Survivors-Like bolstered by a Slay The Spire-like progression structure. I love that you can save and quit mid-run, which fixes one of my major issues of the genre, where runs can just take way too long
I’ve tried out quite a few survivors-likes/reverse bullet hells/rogue-lites including having over 100 hours on Vampire Survivors. This is easily my favorite; I’ve been bingeing it every chance I get this week and I’m obsessed.
The progression is so extremely satisfying and continuously expansive and seemingly never ending while still being in early access! I also love the stage format with individual stages and zones. So few games do it this way but it’s so nice to be able to pause and resume wherever rather than having to finish a 30+ minute run.
Also the game is so visually appealing while still maintaining the chaotic bullet hell nature that these games are known for.
It also runs pretty flawlessly on Steam Deck. Obviously when you get to the later stages of progression frame rates start dropping but I suspect that’s true on most PCs. Though it does have a TON of fantastic settings in terms of graphics, gameplay, accessibility, etc. Way more than expected from an indie like this in early access.
It also looks like the developer has been very frequently updating it and putting out huge dev logs.
Adoring this game and I will continue to binge it! Can’t wait to see where it goes in the future.
The progression is so extremely satisfying and continuously expansive and seemingly never ending while still being in early access! I also love the stage format with individual stages and zones. So few games do it this way but it’s so nice to be able to pause and resume wherever rather than having to finish a 30+ minute run.
Also the game is so visually appealing while still maintaining the chaotic bullet hell nature that these games are known for.
It also runs pretty flawlessly on Steam Deck. Obviously when you get to the later stages of progression frame rates start dropping but I suspect that’s true on most PCs. Though it does have a TON of fantastic settings in terms of graphics, gameplay, accessibility, etc. Way more than expected from an indie like this in early access.
It also looks like the developer has been very frequently updating it and putting out huge dev logs.
Adoring this game and I will continue to binge it! Can’t wait to see where it goes in the future.