Infinity Trials

Fun, cheap and addictive! Despite its retro look it has quite a bit of complexity and finesse to it. Both in how you play each game and the overarching strategy of which permanent upgrades to buy. Seems well balanced so far. Playing well early rewards you late-game, so it's not like some rouge-lites where the early levels are a slog once you have leveled up a bit.

What a fantastic game! It's fast and addictive. The feedback on each attack is great, the music gets you into the flow of the game immediately and it has amazing retro graphics. Love the progression system of buying things with the hearts!

tl;dr Incredibly well designed and a genuine blast to play. The basic mechanics are deceivingly simple, yet still manage to give rise to some surprisingly complex interactions. In the same sense that a talented wine maker doesn't need anything other than grapes, yeast, and possibly some oak in order to make a tremendous wine, Infinity Trials gets far with a simple melee attack, a bow and arrows, and the occasional dash. The control scheme is tight and feels natural, meaning that you don't really have any excuse for the myriad of silly deaths you'll no doubt experience. The greatest strength of Infinity Trials is how easy it is both to pick up and put down. It's the ultimate game when you have 15 minutes to kill. The price is also an absolute steal. I'd easily pay 10€ for this, if not more. Another upside is that the player base is still small enough that you have a realistic chance of getting into the top 10 on the global leaderboard if you put some effort in. I'm at #7 at the time of writing, and I fully intend to defend that title with every inch of my being. Come at me! In the effort of writing an honest review I do have to mention my 1 gripe with this game: the story. I …

A wonderful blast! Quick, fun and snappy!

fun, engaging and addicting gameplay loop with a good difficulty spike and fun build variety! the game really nails that ”just one more run” feeling

very simplistic