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An essential play for anyone at all into adventure games, there's nothing else quite like it. Look up as little as possible and take your time - you can only truly experience it once, enjoy the journey while you can.

One of the better card-based roguelites I've tried, does a great job scratching the itch that Slay the Spire hits but in an intuitive poker format. Addicting as hell too.

Very fun horde shooter & exploration experience. The little details & undeniable character of this game make it instantly endearing. Easy to pick up, yet surprisingly mechanically deep & demanding, especially at higher hazard levels. I'm not usually one for online play, but the multiplayer experience makes it very easy to drop in and out quickly or form a consistent group, whichever you prefer, across a largely positive, helpful, considerate community. Looking forward to playing for many hours to come.

Edit: 700 hours later and all this still rings true. Game is fresh and exhilarating as ever (minus lithophage which can go kick rocks), and the years of dev support can not go unnoted. No other co-op experience quite like it, can confidently recommend it to all.

This is by no means your conventional "good" game. It features shoddy controls, irritating AI, eyesore textures, and a painfully bland rendition of Europe.

Which makes it all the more frustrating how gratifying and addictive this game is. It doesn't add up. It shouldn't add up. But my God, this amalgamation of truckery engrains itself in your every being. Beware, and don't say I didn't warn you when you end up blowing all your real-life money on caffeine pills and truck stop breakfasts after playing this.