Recent reviews by Righets

10/10 would get my head replaced with a giant spring again.

This game feels like the horror love child of Deep Rock Galactic & Phasmophobia:
A team of 4 (or more with mods) peolpe have to go to various planets and explore the complexes there while looking for things to bring back to meet a certain quota. The problem is that in the maze-like complex there are traps, monsters that want to kill you and half the rooms are in almost complete darkness. Also there is proximity chat, so if you get isolated you could die and noone would know until the end.
There are ways to mitigate all of this with items that can be bought from the shop, like a shovel to defend yourself, flashlights to actually see what's in front of you and walkie-talkies to actually communicate at a distance.
It's fun, it's stressfull and it's scary when you are all alone in the dark having just seen your friend getting eaten by a shadow and you don't know if you are the last member alive or not.

Also pro-tip: don't ring the bell in the company too many times.

A little game that exploded in popularity for being simple yet extremly addicting.
In short the player select a character and a level, then moves the character around the map evading hordes of enemies while the character autoshoots it's weapon. By killing enemies exp gems are dropped and collecting them gives the player a choice between 3 weapons and/or passive abilities to gain or upgrade.
The levels keep going while ramping up in difficulty until either the character dies or the 30 minutes mark is reached despawning all enemies and making Death appear and quickly chase the character around to kill him in one touch.
There are also tons of unlockables, secrets and references to Castlevania (and some italian memes).
If you are italian or know italian this game is basically a must buy.
While not completly original (Magic Survival was the inspiration for Vampire Survivor) this game spawned an entire new subgenre currently referred to as Bullet Heaven (opposite of Bullet Hell) with games like Holocure, Soulstone Survivor and Brotato.

Update: So, the madman behind this game somehow managed to get an official collaboration with Castlevania, with a DLC that costs as much as the full game (5€) that more than doubles the amount of characters and weapons available (if you exclude all other DLCs) and adds a gigantic map ot the vampiric castle with bosses, mini-bosses, teleports and a ton of secrets.

A 6-8 hours Visual Novel (depending on how fast you read) that seems extremely cliché at first but becomes extremely interesting and disturbing as you keep going. Definitely worth a read.

Also, just to be sure, the game isn't over until the credits roll.

If you like roguelike/roguelite games, then this game is for you.
If you think you already mastered the game, go to the Steam Workshop and start downloading mods.