ROGUE LIGHT DECK BUILDER

No cloud saves. Really? It's 2026 bro.

this is best described as "jesus having delirious flashbacks about his carpentry career while dying on the cross"

had a lovely first run. this is my jam and my ham num num num put the jam on the ham and butter it all up. then it's FOR SURE time for the microwave. melt it all together in it's tart state. a wonderful fall treat for husband

Perfectly good experience but it has issues that hamstring longer, more in-depth play and attaining achievements. So, if you are just looking for something to kill a couple hours and nothing more, I'd recommend it. However if you, like me, are someone who wants to get to grips with a game's mechanics and gun for clearing all of a game's achievements, I would avoid this game. The core issues with the game come from its weird physics jank. On a casual playthrough, they are a little bit funny but ignorable, but if you are trying to get perfect hammer swings down or are trying to do the speed achievements the hammer physics will get in your way and annoy you. Routinely, when going to start nailing, the hammer will initialize underneath the deck or otherwise start slammed against the deck board and you will have to spend time unsticking it. Again, this would be ignorable in a regular playthrough, but when you are gunning for time-sensitive achievements this strange issue will waste your time and kill your run. On top of this, learning to actually properly swing the hammer outside of "hard swing" and "soft swing" is a complete waste of time. Even if you've completed multiple playt…

i love endless mode

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