Rollbound

2.3/10 almost nothing here click to roll dice, now do that 500+ times more 0 hotkeys 4 things to choose from to upgrade each run. atk def luck and gold. very few enemies you only progress to the next area when your upgraded enough, just upgrade gold output until you have idled a ton and max everything to flatten the end boss with no chance of loss the game auto plays itself and after 1 run auto roll and 2 times speed so it auto plays itself even more

Let me start with what I liked about the game. The premise is excellent—who wouldn’t be intrigued by a blend of trpg and incremental gameplay? The pixel art and excellent soundtrack also add a great deal to the atmosphere. Ironically, though, if those two genres are exactly what drew you to the game, you may be better off not buying it. First, this is a game about “rolling dice,” exactly as the store description says. But how many people would expect that to mean making essentially the same roll through the same mechanic from the moment the game begins until it ends? The upgrades amount to little more than numerical boosts; there are no skill trees, unique perks, or similar systems that change the way you play. The gameplay remains the same from beginning to end. You roll the dice. Occasionally, you come across a random encounter, but the events have very little impact, whether you succeed or fail. As you continue walking, you run into monsters, but aside from their appearance, they all attack in the same way and have almost nothing to distinguish them from one another. It is also very difficult to lose a fight against them. You repeat this process over and over until you reach …

Just a shorter version of any other clicker game.

No hate, best of luck to the dev/devs behind the game in their next project. I like the incremental genre and I like RPGs but this one was a little one dimensional for my tastes.

Pretty short, but cute. Would have liked a little more stacked against me when it came to the demon king.

The game has a good premise and had the potential to do great things, sadly it rolls a Nat 1 on engagement after the first few clicks. [table] [tr] [td]Price[/td] [td]Fanatical Bundle - Under £1 [/td] [/tr] [tr] [td]Completion Time[/td] [td]6 Hours+ depending on RNG (often left it on while doing other stuff)[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td]Played on[/td] [td]4070 - PC[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td]Completion Difficulty[/td] [td]0/10 Game basically plays itself [/td] [/tr] [tr] [td]Achievement Difficulty[/td] [td]0/10 just leave it on in the background [/td] [/tr] [tr] [td]Score[/td] [td]3/10[/td] [/tr] [/table] Improvements this game could do to make it more fun or engaged with 1. Choose your path when going into the new areas. 2. Add a couple of new enemies or mini bosses to these areas. 3. Add some variations to the events - let us choose what we want to do maybe use our stats for better odds. 4. For every run we complete let us speed up the speed more. (I've done 4 hours of bad runs to try and get the bad bad ending. RNG is just messing with me at this poin…