Astronarch

Astronarch has a neat concept with its roguelite autobattler setup, and putting together team synergies can be pretty satisfying for a while. Unfortunately, runs start feeling repetitive faster than expected, especially once you’ve seen most of the available units and encounters. The minimalist presentation also makes it harder for matches to stay visually exciting during longer sessions. It’s not a bad game for short bursts, but it feels like it needed a bit more variety and polish to really stick.

It is a boring auto-battler rogue-like with minimal interactivity. The only strategy is to set your heroes up so that your tank will be the first to be attacked by the enemy. After that. You watch and maybe use potions.

Solid rogue auto battler. Charming Art, some story, nice roster of characters, solid mechanics, and a proper ascension style 20 levels of runs. I finished my A20 run, and I think that is where I am calling it, has not quite hooked me enough to 100% the achievements/omen side of things, but it was solid all around.

people who complain it's boring has no idea the depth of this game!

Click. Clash. Click.

Quick Summary 5.5/10 Very Short, but slightly addicting and fun auto battler/rogue-like? Don't come for the graphics come for the crazy make numbers go big. Def get it while on a sale. Graphics 6/10 Pixel art, but slightly crude. Almost like a person's first DND session where they decided to draw all the characters. It's not horrible and some sprites are quite detailed, it's nothing to write home about, but nothing to keep you from playing. Sound/Music: 4/10 It's exists? There wasn't much to it, the sound effects did fine, the music was serviceable, but found myself putting on a music playlist to play this for the time it took. Story: 3/10 There's a story and it exists. Yet, it's really there to just give a reason as to why a group of classes are going out to fight. Gameplay: 7/10 It's a Auto-battler, where you pick from, 3 classes at the start, run into battles and they auto attack. You're main gameplay loop is picking the items/relics they get that increases/changes stats, while deciding like most rogue-like/deck builders now a day to go on a map with each map ending in a boss battle. The shine to this one is the large amount of unlockable classes, the very q…