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A pleasant way to relax for a few evenings. Sometimes what you see is what you get, and in this case it's a good thing.

A mediocre game that was made by exploiting young artists and coders. Avoid.

A janky, low budget Slay the Spire. The presentation is terrible, with annoying voice acting and ugly character art. Battles feel very random, with no real way to gauge what the enemy will do.

But the game's main flaw is how ridiculously underpowered you are at the beginning of the game. A roguelike should be beatable on your first run, but this game makes you grind through dozens of incremental upgrades just to have a fair shot at winning. This fundamentally doesn't work with a roguelike, since it forces you to play the beginning levels over and over regardless of how good you are. Having to restart this grind for each character just multiplies the effect, and strongly discourages players from experimenting with different characters.

Perfect.

Best point and click game ever. Incredibly vibrant, funny, and weird.

amazing

Ridiculously replayable--every run feels fresh. I'm constantly amazed by the complexity and balance of its systems. It's the definitive deckbuilding roguelike.

Brain melting.

This is Draknek's best work yet. As always, they tease difficult, interesting puzzles out of simple rule sets. But what sets this game apart is its exhaustive exploraton into every unexpected quirk that arises from its rules. Throughout the many dozens of puzzles here, I was constantly surprised by the variation and elegance of the solutions. Only a handful of other puzzle games, such as Stephen's Sausage Roll and The Witness, have investigated an idea so thoughtfully and thoroughly.

Fun and beautiful. I love the music too! Stop reading reviews and just get it.