OVIS LOOP

Would be a good game if the game did not swarm you with a crap ton of enemies at once making it hard to see the clues when a enemy will unleash a strong attack.

Love this game so far i didnt beat it yet but yea im having fun. The game is only 500mb but feels like it should be like a 3gb game which is awesome and it runs well. 3rd boss is kinda giving me a run for my money but i like that (i will say going from common enemies to bosses in difficulty is night and day but that makes sense). The skill tree is very well animated. the progression system is rewarding too and fun to see it all come together. (not a fan of some of the ai translation but its understandable) the main character is adorable and also badass. i like that the enemies have their own death/dead animations instead of just turning into meat or skeleton or something (i always hated that for some reason) but yea very worth the money and more is still being added it seems.

Great visuals, music scores, and some solid gameplay. I applaud anyone writing their own game engines and LIFUEL has done just that for this title. Consistently updated and changes made in Early Access so far.

Astronomic disaster. Ecological collapse. Genocide. How having a robot sheep smack a bunch of wolves with a hunk of metal actually solves any of that is beyond me, along with much of the plot, but ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, it's fun. It's a roguelite mass-murder platformer-beat-'em-up. And I do mean 'mass.' Does anyone else remember when target caps on AoEs just weren't a thing? Ovis Loop's devs sure seem to, and any given swing of your giant pendulous wad of ram-fueled metal will make a dozen wolves find the floor with their arses. The noise of that many simultaneous impacts almost starts to cover up the *fantastic* soundtrack - I want to use the words 'Apocalyptic synthwave' even if that's not a real genre of music? And you won't stop swinging, either, because the game has a Bloodborne-like health recovery system that rewards furious aggression with partial health regains after taking hits. So I recommend turning the SFX volume down, personally. The USP, of course, is the combo system, which lets you staple entire skills to other skills as upgrades, and part of the skill of building in Ovis Loop is trying to figure out which skills work and flow together. Finding the right combination lets…

This game was so much fun that the first time I opened it, I did an 8 hour shift of it.

This game is amazing even in its early access state! The combat is incredibly satisfying, and you can create so many fun and unique builds depending on your playstyle. The gameplay loop feels addictive, progression is rewarding, and every run keeps things fresh. The developers also seem passionate and active, which gives me a lot of confidence for the future of the game. Definitely worth trying if you enjoy action roguelikes with deep build variety and satisfying combat.