Recent reviews by Tomi

I love this game. I enjoy the musical arrangements and how easy the game is. It's the first game I was able to finish in years, which means a lot because I have such short attention span.

i love blocks

The gameplay mechanics and artwork is great, once the consumable maps gets out of the way once the game's modded. There's a deeper plot than meets the eye and dark undertones, which I wouldn't spoil for you. The technique to last in the game is to have a balanced team with two mage spell casters as the last tier has the option of teleporting to a specific part of the map, and two cleric spell casters to be able to revive characters. It takes time to know the ins and outs of the classes, but once you do the game would be enjoyable as there's an option of having multiple parties on the same (or different) dungeon. There's wonderful battle sprites and the thrill that keeps you on your toes as you wouldn't know when you'll be killed - thankfully there's multiple save files and loading anywhere within the dungeon, so to revive characters you can save and reload until you luck out at reviving the character.

Overall, this game is one of the few on Steam that lasted me hours of gameplay and I'll recommend it to everyone.

• Puzzles: Time-consuming puzzles and intricate dungeons, each having their own theme. Lots of wall-checking, unless if your hunter can pick up hidden walls.
  
• High level-cap: I'm currently on level 400 at the Ibag Tower, and I still get pawned by enemies if I let my guard down.
  
• Variety of classes, alignment, skills and class-changing: If you class-change to an unrelated class, you retain 3 of each spell that you reached. Imagine the customizability of your perfect team. Some alignments have party retrictions which would be easily circumvented by dropping them at the dungeon and coming back to pick them up.
  
• Various races to create and monsters as party members.
  
• Classic design and pseudo-apocalypstic theme.
  
• Crafting items and strengthening weapons: Weapon restrictions can be lifted with an alchemist, along with crafting items to aid you with your journey.
  
• Boumit in every dungeon, save for the last two dungeons.
  
• Option to customize character busts and faces with monsters at a certain point.

• Inventory is too small. It can pile up if you're fully equipped.
  
• Grinding can get repetitive
  
• High probability of being beheaded and killed
  
• OC wall-checking
  
• Servant is actually a herbalist.
  
• Some dialogue are in Japanese.
  
• If you flee after running into a fiend, you can't recruit it.
  
• Aging and permadeath
  
• Customization is limited, unless if you mod the game and reach the end of the game.

It's a game for hardcore RPG fans that love creating their own parties, exploring dungeons, crafting and forging weapons and puzzles.

I'd got this game for years and out of all the games I have on my Steam library, this is the only game that I kept going back to because the controls are intuitive, the music is catchy and I'm enjoying all the DLCs and stages I can finish. It's repetitive in a good way that you'll have to redo all the missions and only have slight variations between each stages, but if you want to play a game that you can always come back to on lazy days, bombing ghosts and gamepad support, this is the perfect game to pick.

• Intuitive gameplay
  
• High replayability value
  
• Bombs
  
• Catchy tunes and cute sound effects
  
• Compare scores
  
• Mindless fun

• Boring and better played every once in awhile
  
• Repetitive missions
  
• Music gets stale if just the base game

Get the game, it's worth every penny!

I only got it because of the cheap price and cute Shiba Inu, but I didn't like the way that you'll get instantly killed for certain objects and the clunky timing of jumps. The achievements are still a work-in-progress, so I was thinking that it would have been better if it never been made with achievements at all.
The costumes are adorable, so it makes way for a reason to keep playing. :)

So far I'll recommend this game because of the mindless fun that it offers.