Recent reviews by PixelPaggos

Overly grindy and aimless for a large chunk of the game certain mechanics go unexplained.
The story elements are snarky but don't actually build to anything really.
Poor balance and a lack of offline progression is frustrating.
instead of offline progression to stack an offline multiplier which does progress time faster but means you have to leave it open and running inflating playtime.
Its almost good just vs other things you could play. (The Magic research games apply these concepts better) its just doesn't match up.

So good. I love how different the sword and club feel makes me excited to see how the full listen of weapons will feel.
The range weapon mechanic adds some options without being able to just spam them.
Graphically fantastic.
Cant wait.

It is exactly what it is. No frills. Honest price tag.
Helped me drown out background noise for about 4 hours. though it of course isn't really a game about active engagement once you start spawning the little villagers in mass.

I am not far in but I am already in love.
It has the rpg systems and art style of a Fina Fantasy game, the combat on Diablo, with the dungeon delving/puzzling of Zelda.
It might not tie it all together perfectly but what's here is delightful.

The only thing I can really relate this to is pigface.
yes its a stealth assassination game but its so fast paced and arcadey
But its not too fast paced as the dev graciously created a focus mode that slows things down and highlights items in the environment. So even with my clumbsy hands I can still enjoy the game.
Also hot monster doing sexy poses to murder people with their thighs? Its not as goonerish as it sounds but I havnt seen aesthetic like that sing bloodrayne,

$5usd, but i got it for $2.50 on sale which feels more fialrly priced for just how stripped down this game is.
The sound design and art are fantastic but the lack of any real purpose for the different party members was a bit of a bummer. the lack of a heal from the sage is the only gripe I can give it.
This feels lick a clicker game in that exploration is your clicking and everything else automates.

Its Journey but you're a rusty crusty robot monk.
11 out of 10.

Fun little indie game, fairly linear dungeon crawler informed by kings field/ dark souls. with modern controls for smoother combat. 10 hours in atm not sure how much more game ive got left to beat but it should be replayable with different weapons and play styles though so far the game seems to give you plenty enough levels to try everything.

It feels like what flash games used to be, in the best possible way.

The grind on this is just too high while the systems are not interconected enough or balanced well with each other. The game wants to be Melvor idle and its just not.