Recent reviews by moon

operator gave me arthritis, 10/10

Though it's fun, there are a lot of things in this game that are just... frustrating. The biggest gripe I have is the actual content that we're supposed to type, with half of it just being gibberish. My impression of the game was that I'd be transcribing military documents or something considering the whole vibe of the game, but instead people are being shot for not typing "qwe qwe qwe qwe" fast enough. Like, what?

I sincerely hope that's just because it's a demo, and not something that'll be included in the full game.

Additionally, though the idea of the pauses is fine, I think they're a little to frequent, especially with some of the texts. One text I had to write, which I generally found enjoyable (both from a writing and content perspective), got a little tedious when you wrote a paragraph, then had to wait a few seconds, then write *a single line* before waiting another few seconds. Why not just include the "Answer:" line with the paragraph instead of breaking up the flow of the text that much?

The game also seems to have connection issues? I'm on ethernet so I doubt it's on my end, but I keep disconnecting, with a solid 1/4 of my matches not finishing because I get disconnected

devs keep making the fun parts bad

pretty fun. just wish the mantle wasn't based on mouse sens, as playing on high dpi but low sens makes certain moves needlessly difficult with space being affected by the sens

probably one of my favorite games of all time. great with friends and alone, gameplay is satisfying yet challenging, soundtrack is a banger, 10/10 all around

Fairly fun. It's not particularly difficult, but also not necessarily easy. Though I like it as a pastime, there are certain aspects of the game that are extremely annoying, enough for me to stop playing for a while. An example of this would be when I was fighting an arachne that kept spamming an ability that would increase the cooldown of my skills, leading to me being unable to do anything. Like, at all. Even if I ran away, the cooldown wouldn't reset, and the only rooms I could go to had bosses, which would mean that I'd die. Another example would be how you can soft-lock yourself during your first few runs when you're still getting used to the game. For example, I got an ability that I thought would be really good, but it required barriers to cast. I did not have any barriers. I had no other damage abilities.

pretty good again

Pretty good. Easy to get used too and the difficulty spike isn't too big. Good as a pastime

Decently fun, could probably waste some time on it. Unfortunately for me, my perfect strategy of dumping all my stats into power and using the long range lava gem, which would one-shot most of the enemies (only bosses would survive more than one, but even then I obliterated their shields and only needed to shoot one more time to finish them off), though this strategy work a tad too well. Y'see, I ended up collecting so much stuff, whether it be from enemies or the crystals, than items started disappearing from my inventory, including two of the necessary keys needed to progress the game.

Apart from that, I would like to point out that the enemies need more variety, (though I haven't reached the final boss for the reasons above) as bosses seem to just be scaled up versions of the normal enemies with a bit more health, and despite differing in appearance, none of the enemies seem to change.

Although there are some pretty major issues with the game, I would still recommend it if you want something quick to waste your time on.