Exark

It's weird how people with <5 hours played are negatively reviewing this game. It's a rogue lite or rogue like with cool indie art styles and a cool run concept. The building synergies versus the way to actually beat each run is interesting, you don't even need to actually attack at low level runs. I haven't even began to dig into high level runs it gets extremely hard and that's just where I'm at, so I don't have a lot of insight into it. There's a lot of building interactions I'm sure people haven't even experienced before saying the game isn't good. Give it some time I'm sure more patches will bring more interesting stuff to us. I'm enjoying it, I like playing a run because I've got enough time at the end of my day to. Also cute characters and sounds.

I'll say I did enjoy my time with the game, and for the price I think it's worth getting for people that like the idea of an autobattler combined with a tile placement game as the core mechanic is very well done. However, you know there is a "but" coming. It just feels like there is a lack of depth and a lot of systems are undercooked. Basically it's a decent game that feels like it could easily have been great and that is a little frustrating at times.

A very interesting take on the invetory tetris autobattler with som amazing music and lovely pixel graphics.

good game realy, but not realy finished, and sometimes you get stuck on the restart proceed screen so have to alt f4, whens the new content coming?

Solid game - just needs more buildings and factions and ways to play. But absolutely solid game!

A solid backpacker roguelite. Offers a good number of different builds and strategies with a strong difficulty curve. A lot of builds are certainly more viable than others, but I suspect that comes down to experience vs. the game being flawed. The soundtrack is great, there are a few songs that really stand out in this series that makes for a nice atmosphere. If you enjoy backpack roguelites I think this is a good addition to the genre. Is it the best out there? No, but it takes the backpack genre and adds a ton of synergy and variability through the crewmember system. Definitely worth picking up on sale if you enjoy the genre. It'll give you an enjoyable weekend.