Devoured Time

This miserable little RPG is appropriately named because that's all you will get from this. It was completely abandoned and left unfinished. Avoid this game.

The game was suppose to be RPG/City-Building/Adventure, the final version is none of those things. You run through a "Dungeon" and hold left click and kill "zombies" and other things. I got bored and just ran past everything without much of a challenge. Maybe there's more content after? But since the game wasn't engaging enough I really didn't care to find out. Lacks a tutorial (not that clicking a button needs it). Save your money on this one ladies and gents.

I have seen this game go through about 4 maybe even 5 different phases. The owner has a goal in mind just needs to find the perfect area that he likes and sticks with it. Overall though it is fun, tons of bugs though with any very new indie type games, I'd say don't buy it till a full release comes out but if you want to watch it grow into something from basically the very first steps then go for it. I left the comments open for the dev/owner. I am willing to give you a list of bugs that I have encountered while playing this game (or this most recent updated version as of 6/11/2020). If you are a achievement hunter like myself it is a easy game to grab and beat for some game completions but with it changing three to five times that I can recall the achievements reset I do believe so as long as the dev/owner sticks with one build of the game then it should be good to go! If not you may have to play this game many more times in the future to keep 100% done on it. I may edit this in the future if things change while I finish this version.

Terrible game. Never finished even with the dev presenting his "final" patch. Dont waste your money.

https://youtu.be/sOB5UEpsvT8 Possibly unfinished, the low ceiling mechanical space and level design reuse is far to shallow for long play.

This is basically a tech demo, and it looks like it will never progress beyond that. There is a good start here, but there are a lot of minor issues that might keep people from liking it. For example, when you talk to the shopkeeper, there is no way to exit the shopping interface because the UI layers are out of order. Given this is made in unity, that's a pretty easy fix.