From The Top

The game is... okay. For the price it's worth it but the game feels more like a demo to show off a cool concept rather than a full game. The artstyle while cool relies too heavily on a strong dithering filter; if the artstyle was instead sculpted with a less heavy dithering effect in mind I think it would have been much better. The tutorial could have also been a lot more streamlined, the way it is presented makes the player able to accidentally miss one very important bit of information if they look away for a short moment then need to restart the whole tutorial over again to see what they missed. Some sort of text log would be an easy fix for that. The content itself is fun but very short, you can experience everything with one or two quick playthroughs. The balancing itself is also not the greatest with certain combinations being instant wins and too easily acquirable. With all of this taken into consideration I don't think the game is bad but I don't think it's good. What saves it from being bad is how cheap the game is makes it hard to argue that the purchase is regrettable. I've seen the teasers for the second game of the same concept and I have to say I am much more excit…

Saw this in the Frosty showcase and i'm glad i picked it up, short but sweet rouguelike and imo the difficulty complaints come from not experimenting enough, theres several very strong builds to the point i won on my 4th run. the style of the game is neat and i was suprised how much i liked the music at points, i do wish it had a built in resolution option instead of window resizing but it looked fine enough at full screen, slowly learning the visuals of what part looks like what was fun too, really big fan of the ghost one.

Having fun. The clear all progress button did not do what I thought it'd do. I thought it would kick me out of my current run and delete it. not so. So I'm starting from square one fully. not that I'm crazy far in yet. Edit: Beat the game. Honestly It's good but a little barren. There didn't seem to be a ton of upgrades to go alongside the tops and you can get repeats that I'm pretty certain don't stack. Nothing crazy but decently fun.

As other's have said, this game is wildly inconsistent. Every top is some variation of dash at the enemy or sit still and ward them off. Third arena has nothing dynamic about it like the first two, it just simply has no walls or obstacles.

Fun gameplay, beautiful art direction, and great replayability.

Slime blade with regen driver against the final boss *will* go on forever if you let it. That said, gameplay's a little silly but the game's also like 2 hours long