4.76 out of 5
29 ratings in Canada
I’m used to seeing fake ads that don’t match the game. So it’s a breath of fresh air to get what’s promised. Maps could use some work. But I notice there’s regular updates, so I don’t mind waiting. Who ever made this is doing the lords work! Wish items where craftable. But otherwise a solid beginning to what I hope is an amazing game soon. Also appreciate that it’s controller friendly. Great on iPad. Well worth my time.
When i see unity made, my expectations drop hard, but this is a rare acception. A genuinely fun, in depth and fluid leveling system that doesnt restrict experimentation. The joysticks are better than expected, and level layouts are genuinely well made. Some of the first bosses, while gimmicky, are well done to an impressive degree. As long as this game stays free, this is a must have. Better gameplay cycle than diablo
The game is pretty fun to play so far. Progression never really feels stagnant and the numerous abilities make it so if I feel even a hint of boredom I can switch my abilities up and feel like I’m using an entirely different class of character. Only thing I found troubles with so far happened because of my tendency to make builds where I command as many minions as I can when the option is available. I can of course do this using the necromancy tree, however once you start summoning more then two of the regular skeletons it becomes very difficult to maneuver in the small dungeons since they have solid collision boxes and don’t move when you push them. I’m not sure if this is intentional or not. The positive side is It does make bosses harder through making it more difficult to enter and retreat in time with attacks. The negative side is that it also can easily trap you in corners which worries me a bit because if you get trapped in there without any energy to use roll or don’t think to use it to escape a player might get stuck and be unable to progress further through the game. If you do decide it’s a problem I think it might be a good idea to just do a check for if an entity is the players ally/summon and if they are then turn collision off for that entity. This would also stop the player from being able to speed boost the summonable golem by pushing it from behind since it has a collision but is also moveable. Please continue the great work I’ve had lots of fun so far.
Fun, with solid mechanics. Can be a little dark and hard to figure out where to go next.
