DunHero

This game is slow paced and overly RNG based. The bonuses and "cards" you gain are useless. There's so many town people that spawn and get in the way of everything, if you accidently attack and kill them you drown in karma killing your run. The levels you get after runs do so little to the stats it's unnoticable during runs. After leveling you can increase your health at the start of your run, instead of increasing your health it increase your health capacity so its 225/250 instead of 225/225.

Came for the game, stayed because apparently I have nothing better to do. Surprisingly fun and way more addictive than it has any right to be. 10/10. 😂 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Split screen is buggy af. 2nd player is not able to get any unlocks and aiming reticle shows only on 1 player.

Im not sure about the village having enemies all around the npcs you trade with, it can make for some interesting situations but usually ends up ruining my run lol. I love the music

Bad in every way possible and extremely tedious. Lots of enemies with lots of huge projectiles so it's easy to loose your charachter on screen. You have a very limited attack range, so you have to get close to the source of visual mess. Which makes it very easy to randomly take damage, you die from few hits and sometimes it's difficult to heal. NPCs may attack each other, making it impossible to distinguish which of the two factions is friendy and ocasionally attacking it makes it hostile. Also broken balance: S-tier weapon may be much worse than the starting one and other surprises

Feels half-baked even from the beginning. Heavily "influenced" by TR but the game seemingly didn't improve or add to a winning formula.