Solid roguelite that allows for high replayability.
The D&D/Tabletop aesthetics rule. As someone who loves class systems in JRPGs, having a roguelite that can scratch that itch and remain freeform/flexible enough in the decisions you make on a given run absolutely rules. Visuals & audio are nothing impressive given it's a simple pixel game, but they do a good job for what it is. Nothing flashy, all tactical turn-based maneuvers. I'd like to have a bit more control of a given run, and some classes just feel like total wastes, so sometimes you really can live or die by the RNG (surprise surprise).
At the end of the day, it's a simple, effective gameplay loop with high replayability and an affordable pricetag. It scratches the itch of dice rolling tactical gameplay, so give it a shot if you're new to roguelites or you're someone who loves turn based combat and wants to dip into the genre.
The D&D/Tabletop aesthetics rule. As someone who loves class systems in JRPGs, having a roguelite that can scratch that itch and remain freeform/flexible enough in the decisions you make on a given run absolutely rules. Visuals & audio are nothing impressive given it's a simple pixel game, but they do a good job for what it is. Nothing flashy, all tactical turn-based maneuvers. I'd like to have a bit more control of a given run, and some classes just feel like total wastes, so sometimes you really can live or die by the RNG (surprise surprise).
At the end of the day, it's a simple, effective gameplay loop with high replayability and an affordable pricetag. It scratches the itch of dice rolling tactical gameplay, so give it a shot if you're new to roguelites or you're someone who loves turn based combat and wants to dip into the genre.