Protect the Grimoire

Protect the Grimoire is, I mean I guess someone at some point, someone thought this was going to be okay as an idea to launch as a game... it fails what I call the "look around you" test. Developers should take 60 seconds and look at the front page of Steam. If the game they are making doesn't look better than any of the games on the front page, this is a problem. See, games don't exist in a vaccuum. Gamers don't really need another incredibly weak Space Invaders ripoff in the age of games like Expedition 33. So this was an amateur attempt to make a ground based shoot 'em up/bullet hell where you run along the ground and shoot spells at monsters or whatever (a pixel blob is a pixel blob) coming at you from the sky. The developer clumsily bolted on an upgrade mechanism ripped directly out of Vampire Survivors (there's absolutely nothing new or original here), and barely worked out how to create a working GameMaker Studio project, which was quickly rushed onto Steam Direct. From a technical perspective, the game doesn't meet basic minimum requirements that most PC gamers expect as standard. The graphics aren't great. Incredibly lazy pixelcrap was used, worse than the majori…

This game is for players who like starting with nothing and grinding out an op build with sweat and tears