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Friend: "Why are you hiding in the ghost room?"
Me: "what?" -> proceeds to die
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Me: checks all rooms upstairs with thermometer and gets all 13+ degrees
Friend: proceeds to check all rooms upstairs and finds a room with 9 degrees
Me: bruh

Feels like all the other autochess clone games out there. However, compared to Dota 2 Autochess, I like the Dota 2 bonuses more than the Valve Dota Underlords bonuses. Warriors in Underlords are too op, Druids have a hard nerf, Mages got a straight buff to being op. I can't tell if rangers got a nerf or buff, but they're also op as hell. Knights just suck. I've never tried going Goblin Mechs in this game, but it's easy to destroy them with the right bonuses.

Need more potatoes in this game.

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Edit (8/7/16)
Did you know that this game is in alpha?

Got onto a map.
Saw red dots on my mini map.
Went towards them.
Died.
Respawned.
Decided to try this time.
Built some stuff.
Red dots came at me this time.
∞/10 Would meme again.

Good with a group of friends. Boring and draining alone. A group of 4 is what I recommend to do most of the things in this game. While this game is F2P, paying does accelerate progress by a lot. You are still able to eventually achieve anything that a person who uses real money is able to get. Half of the game is utilizing "link skills" or your "legion" or event items or some other feature that relies on having a lot of characters, so newer players are at a loss compared to veteran players.

I also recommend only playing (when alone) when a "burning" event is happening. You get 2 additional levels every time you level up. So if you are level 10 and you level up, you are now level 13. This saves a lot of time grinding levels for characters that you're just trying to get up for link skills or something else.