DungeonRift

Abandonware that shouldn't still be listed for sale.

This is an abandoned early access 2D top down twin stick brawler with a "roguelite/dungeon" theme. Entities in game are "chibi" style, that is, just a face/helmet and a weapon that swings around, in line with the very basic twin stick combat style. The best that can be said about this is that the control works and it even works with 4K graphics. There's no content, they tried to use procgen as a subsitute, that failed. Gameplay is terrible and unimaginative. There's no real motivation to ply this. The developers torched their goodwill by keeping the game in perpetual EA, but then also selling it as a completed game in shovelware game bundles, to get paid for a game they didn't finish. That should tell you everything you need to know about this "game" and why you shouldn't buy it.

Rinse and repeat concept. You will die a lot, so it's kind off a poor mans dark souls. If you have nothing else better to play, or if you're doing this as a "play a bad game" challenge, I wouldn't recommend it. After killing all the enemies on one floor, and looting 1 chest for an item, you can proceed to the next floor; enemies get stronger with each floor, and you just pointlessly gather experience points, no skill progression whatsoever.

haven't played for that long but i love it also polandball mode is just amazing

I got this game for free in a loot box thing, an interesting game

In all honesty, I was about ready to quit about 7 minutes in. The game looks, plays, and sounds like a flash game you'd see on newgrounds. However I kept pushing myself to at least beat 10 levels before I say anything about the game. Thus began the surprisingly pleasant experience of playing this. I have played this for 20 minutes and that may not sound like a lot. However in context of this game, 20 minutes is a godly amount of time to play it. I'll put this review into 3 parts. What was good, what sucked, and my final thoughts. Skip to the bottom if you just want my final opinion What was good? The game played extremely well. Although there were other oddities, the game actually controls extremely well which makes the combat actually quite fun. You're given a series of crappy weapons which break down over time which means looting is necessary to actually progressing. However, weapons will break and still be usable until you find a new one, but have reduced range. Enemies will attack you and nearly 100% of the time hit you if you're close to them, but you can't hit anything if you're too far away. This means you're constantly moving around (and kiting) enemies while fighting th…