Against The Godds

I Like the idea of the Dice upgrade system, even if it is super confusing, especially the effects, which I didn't understand until the game was basically over. My PC is melting, what if you limit the framerate? Maybe set the default graphic settings to medium-low. There's no point to start a run with a bad skill roll. I feel like you should get abilities as you go instead of all at once at the beginning. More encounter variety please? ;) Even some basic sounds would make a big difference. Abilites are either extremely situational, basically useless or overpowered. Poison arrow OP. Most of the time, I can't see my dice roll, it's covered up by the foliage! If you enable tutorial mode it breaks the game - so don't. One of the Relics only worked partially - I was supposed to get twice the skill points in exchange for half my health, but I got scammed :( I just lost my health with no benefit. Overall, more depth and variety would go a long way, there's a few bugs too :)

Against The Godds is a free turn based roguelite where I lead a small party of heroes through a world where death has somehow disappeared. Nothing can properly die anymore, kingdoms are falling apart and strange creatures are running around without fear. My main goal is to find the Goddess of Death by defeating the powerful Godds that are hiding throughout the world. It is a pretty unusual setup, and I like how quickly it gives the game its own identity. The combat is the most interesting part for me because almost everything revolves around dice. I can have up to three heroes in my party, with roles such as tank, damage dealer and healer, and each character has abilities powered by their own customisable dice. I am not simply rolling dice and hoping for the best either. After battles, I can change the faces of my dice to improve abilities and build them around the strategy I want. I really like how that system mixes luck with planning. A bad roll can still cause problems, but I have some control over the odds because I can gradually improve my dice. That means I am always thinking about whether I want more damage, defensive effects or something more specialised. It gives the usu…

Has come a long way since I last played, good fun! Needs a hard mode though, as I am yet to lose :)

If you wanted to play a jester class murdering a bunch of the large mushrooms from dark souls this is your game.