Nevergrind

➕ Combat rotations are faster, more engaging, and more fun than Nevergrind Online (NGO) ➕ Combo system creates interesting new strategies and decisions around long term sustain versus burst, and efficient use of AoE ➕ No dungeon traversal streamlines the whole experience and removes the pointless tedium of NGO ➕ Solo balance is much better than NGO's offline solo mode ➕ Talent system is simpler and streamlined compared to NGO ➕ Class identity and variety in class gameplay is better than NGO, but not great. Most classes still basically play the same ➖ UI bugs and issues like overlapping windows, text becoming highlighted ➖ Lack of quality of life features that exist in NGO, such as alt-click sell, quest and level info on the map, button hints on hotbar ➖ Unable to rebind like half the keys on the keyboard, they say "INVALID KEYBIND". Very lame, seriously need to fix this. Left handed players bind stuff on the numpad. ➖ The character portraits are really bad. Like really really bad. Please use AI to make better ones, like in NGO. You don't need 40 that all look the same like NGO, but please add some better looking options. Honestly Nevergrind feels better overall than NGO, eve…

A solid, old-school single-player RPG with "grinding" and combo mechanics for gaining experience and loot.

Not a bad game. I prefer the style of NGO but this is still a decent game in its own right. Far more basic, though. Once you figure out a few gimmicks and talents to exploit it, it's a button masher with an inventory management boss fight. Every class has a method. Good luck hunting them down.

I loved Nevergrind Online. My partner and I spent hours and hours crawling through dungeons, collecting loot, partying with randos online, and just vibing together while we watched TV or chatted. This... is not that. This seems like a stripped down version with so much less going on than the 2015 release. Mindlessly spamming D to pull a monster, clicking the buttons when they come off cooldown, and equipping anything better you find. There's no exploration, and - more importantly - no strategy or decision making. I'm all for easy going, mindless gameplay, but this is beyond mindless. This is mind numbingly dull. What a shame.

I remember stumbling on the site shortly after finding NGO! It's different and lacks QoL, sure, but it scratches a similar itch [to NGO] and I can't help but love it for the exact same reasons. But this time with Turbo.

Dope lil browser game I've only played a few minutes and I'm already investing in building my characters, lots of variety. REALLY hope we get steamdeck verification soon, such a chill cozy game belongs on the deck!!