Right and Down

Great game, it seems simple with just 2 moves but it is really deep thinking game.

Really good! I love how the premise it's simple but I also loved how badly the game crushed me in the first runs until I got the gist of it.

As a German I say: It's playable.

Right and Down is a compact roguelike strategy game that turns an extremely restrictive movement system into the centerpiece of an unexpectedly deep tactical experience. Developed and published by mc2games, the game gives players only two fundamental directions of travel: right and down. That sounds almost too basic to sustain an entire adventure, yet the limitation forces every movement to matter. Instead of relying on fast reflexes or complicated controls, success comes from examining the dungeon, anticipating consequences, managing health and resources, and choosing a route that provides the best chance of surviving increasingly dangerous encounters. Each run takes place across procedurally generated dungeons filled with enemies, rewards, artifacts, and competing routes. Since movement is restricted, positioning becomes especially important. Choosing to travel toward one tile can permanently sacrifice access to something located along another path. A useful artifact might be tempting, but reaching it could require fighting an enemy capable of taking away a significant amount of health. A safer route may preserve resources but leave the character poorly equipped for tougher enco…

its a great casual and easy to understand game. I love how there are only 2 choices but a lot of strategy for just those choices.

Great dungeon crawler, just hard enough to keep you interested, but casual enough to not be too frustrating.