Living the Nightmare

REALLY good game. Well worth the price. I would describe it as "Turn-based Splatterhouse" Pros: -Fun to play. Satisfying gameplay. Kills are fun. Simple to grasp strategy gameplay that can move at a quick pace. -Introduction is excellent. Surprised to see something that high quality in a game of this price. -Creative power-ups and status effects. Cons: -Awesome introduction seemed to have little to do with the actual nightmare gameplay. -I was disappointed there wasn't more gameplay like the tutorial where you play as a predator.

Its "Jason goes to Hell" the tough and brutal true rougelike but the game really starts in hell. Its a fun and brutal game where you gotta be tactical and smart with every move you make (and also have a healthy luck with the R&G gods). The art and design of the demons is really cool, going for more grotesque worm and decay monsters then old school horned demons. I wish the characters were actually animated and that we would get more "copyright free" versions of slasher villains. For example he could do his version of Freddy but he does more magic/traps then melee. If you enjoy tough oldschool roguelikes and oldschool horror flicks (especsially Friday the 13th) with a dash of Doom and Diablo, I can recommend you this game.

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Simple but fun roguelike. Easy to pick up and love the horror style. Would love to see this game develop even more variation in terrain and mechanics, but while still maintaining its simplicity. 7/10

Has more meat then a bigmac at half the price. If you have some time to kill....

Good game. Does get a bit frustrating in a bad way with really super strong bosses that have questionable mechanics. Got in a bundle and I'm sure it was worth the ~£1 or however much I spent. Even £2.49 is good for a bit of fun. Really liked the 80s type theme too.