Wheel of Fate

Interesting game and seems like it could be a lot of fun but I had too many small issues making it unplayable. What caused me to give up was getting to the first "boss" fight and the game got stuck in an endless loop forcing me to close it down and restart. Several other visual and menu issues as well as the dialogue popping up and leaving faster than I could read it aloud while streaming. Just all around made the experience not enjoyable. Hopefully some fixes and QOL features come soon and I may check the game out again.

Понятно что у ребят не было бюджета, но вторичны и примитивны именно геймплей и игровая задумка

This game is a mess - pure and simple. It has some neat ideas, but as I've said before and will say again: having ideas, no matter how good they are, do not automatically make a game good if they're poorly implemented. Unfortunately, this is [i[very[/i] much the case here. First off, I will admit that the premise is interesting - you get branded an Avatar of Fate after a mishap while hunting down cultists who laid waste to your village. What this brings is an ever-shifting dungeon that gets different modifiers applied to it... if you can even [i]get[/i] back to said dungeon after your first outing. You see, instead of letting you explore this dungeon, it instead throws a whole bunch of busy-work at you to set you up for the other major - or what I would assume would be a major - part of this game: town management. The cult that you're hunting is dead-set on destroying the town that is nearby this dungeon... for, I dunno, reasons? It doesn't really make sense especially since it's the main character that they're after and not so much the town. Regardless, it's up to the player to manage defenses, take care of requests and improve the town. While this is all neat, it's handled…

It feels incomplete but has lots of potiential. It has a day night system that seems to be purely cosmetic, same for the weather system. there is only 4 locations in the game, Town, Forest dungon, sewer dungon and temple dungon that continously changes. The town buildings get damaged ridiculously often. the crafting system is finicky and doesn't work. on rare occassions monsters spawn in walls. you have to exit and load to spawn quests on ocassion. The world feels slightly empty like the docks. It seems to only have 1 chapter of main story.

I played it a little bit and planned to finish it, it's the type of game that is not revolutionary but makes the effort of proposing a chill and fun game, buy it if you want to support a indie game

This game is unacceptably bugged (clearly never properly tested) and tries to do too many different thing to do a single thing greatly, especially for an indie game. THE BUGS : I only played 2.7 hours, and I was planning on continuing, but I encountered three major bug that just killed the game, and two of them were enough by themselves to quit the game. The first bug is an inventory bug, I had an item that started duplicating, and I ended up having it about 8 times in my inventory. I sold them, but ended up with 3 more, that I sold as well. Moving them around in my inventory moved other items around, and it feels like other items disappeared from my inventory. Inventory issues were mentionned by the dev almost a year ago day for day, but it is still broken. I did not trust the inventory anymore. The second was a softlock. In other reviews, softlocks were mentioned, and I can confirm they occur. In the main quest I had to go talk to someone (marked with a red exclamation mark on the map), but I went outside of the town, and came back. There was a second red exclamation mark, but none of them had the character I was supposed to talk with. It seems likes I soft locked myself by g…