KAZ

I don't get it. I enjoy the nod to the keyboard community, although it's QAZ, not KAZ. But zooming out, this doesn't seem to be a game? Like, I understand the basic concept. But since everything is random, I don't see where the skill element comes into it. You just keep going and eventually run out of time in a completely linear and predictable way and just lose. The runs end at specific intervals chosen by the devs. And now I'm sure someone will say, "well it's a roguelike so of course it's random. You need to get more upgrades and get more abilities and that's why your runs are ending." To this I say 2 things: 1) A roguelike means that elements of the game are randomized BUT if your skill level is proficient enough you should be able to win without needing to unlock the best perks or abilities. It's roguelike, but the game should still be winnable, the perks and weapons and stuff just help. 2) This game doesn't seem like it is skill-based in any way. The normal mode is based on input speed, which... eh. This is kind of the worst. But the game has a stress-free mode. And in that mode when the speed of gameplay is slowed down enough for you to understand what's going on, it's …

Addicting, minimalist roguelike. Had a lot of fun competing with friends to get a high score. Need to commend the soundtrack as well, but my fingers hurt.

Very fun, and addictive. I would NOT recommend playing this on a keyboard!! Ouch! Game pad would be better.

Pretty fun game with quick little runs. Meta-progression isn't great - the more you unlock the harder it is to build a good run - but recommended for a few hours of solid fun

you know that episode of shark tank where a guy is like "i have spent my life savings creating the perfect game" and it's just trying to slap a ball across a table with your hands? this is like that.

It really huts to give this game a thumbs down. It's a super duper minimalistic yet great game. I really dig the art, vibe and general idea of the game. The fist few hours were great! BUT the more cards you unlock, the more the card pool gets diluted. And once you unlocked a decent amount of cards, the chances for good synergies dwindle.