Don't Die, Collect Loot

Didn't find it particularly fun and feels like there's too much going on almost right away.

Has potential but needs a lot of work. Assets are hopefully placeholders, because the art style is very inconsistent.

Very simple and and fun to pick up, surprisingly deep and entertaining to break

so simple but so fun, props to the 1 man dev team

Oh boy... The reviews here are likely paid or bots because wow this is not a good experience. Thrown into the game you can create a character and select a class but you can't see what any of the classes do. After picking blindly based on the name alone you are thrown into a level where you're given the absolute basics, and the basics are... well, basic. You move (WASD) and either press left click for a melee attack, right click for a ranged attack, or Q for a buff. The screen automatically moves up and you follow along the linear path. In the first level you are immediately rewarded with level 100 gear (as a level 1). I opted not to equip this gear as I wanted to see what the early game experience was actually like; spoiler there isn't any. You then proceed to fight what I assume is a tutorial boss after about 30 seconds of absolutely riveting gameplay and it kills me instantly, and then proceeds to dance around the screen as all controls cease to function. Yep, that's it. I closed the game and wrote this review. I'm going to give this some more time and update my review later, but the above are my very first impressions. Update: I played through for another 30 minutes and it's j…

https://youtu.be/GApHtzhwP-U Locking in on the a single visual style would go a long way to take the bones of a good game and flesh it out fully.