Aevalore

I can't really recommend this game. There is no variety. While the delevoper might say you can have a lot of different builds, all your level up choices are max HP, crit chance, dodge chance, exp and reach. There is nothing for area or longer duration or anything that would make it remotely interesting. The talent tree if you can even call it that, is simply: Level this skill up and it does more damage. There are so many more games like this that manage to do all of these things that I can't really excuse it.

Beautiful game with good skill variety and tons of things to unlock and progress. Dev is actively updating the game just about every day constantly adding things and making relevant tweaks to the game. One thing i really love is the Dev is very welcome to feedback and is wanting to consistently improve his game. Love it so far and i can tell i will continue to enjoy it.

I gave it 10 minutes and I just can't go further. Got it because it was on sale and I was curious. One look at the UI and I knew this was 100% AI coded (which the dev did disclose). I would be ok with it, but you can tell that everything about the game is just hacked in by AI. Controls are wonk. Hit boxes are all over the map. The "maps" are just 100x100 meter boxes. Graphics like tress are just pretty background. It's all just a big no from me dawg.

This has been an interesting entry into the genre so far. I like the fact that you can manually cast your skills. The skills themselves are quite novel, and not just the typical skills found in nearly every survivors type game. The game runs well, and in general plays well despite it being janky in places. I've seen and played far worse at a similar price point, but I also feel the game is too expensive in it's current state. I have a few issues with the somewhat jarringly inconsistent art styles between the characters, skills, monsters and most of all level backgrounds. This gives the game a low quality appearance. Despite that, the game itself is simple fun, with a very responsive dev behind it. I'm tentatively recommending this, but with the caveat that it should be cheaper, and should be classified as early access.

So much variety in the game, unique abilities with every character and gorgeous color schemes throughout the entire game! Free updates too?! Keep it up!

Gamepads not working in any of the UI, spell selection etc (only touchscreen works for the UI) Rog Ally/Steam Deck, thats a monumental oversight, unless you only care about keyboard & mouse players?? Regardless couldn't really appreciate it as i wasn't able to play it properly, gamepad somewhat works while the match starts but agen i can't speak to if all buttons are working for all attacks because its still showing keyboard and mouse, the UI is also Extremely laggy but the gameplay was running just fine Bought it cz the style drew me in aswel as the clear passion for the project, However its a bad first impression, gona request a refund, (don't release a title without full functional gamepad support) and don't falsely advertise that it does have full functional controller support, (Not accusing the dev of being a bad/shady guy) he seems really nice actually and im sure he's trying, but just calling a spade a spade, get the basics right thats 101, but alas, live & learn