Bioweaver

Bioweaver is an unusual action RPG that turns character building into a biological engineering project. Developed by Emprom Game and Wild Kid Games and published by Emprom Game, it places players inside a dangerous underground laboratory filled with escaped creatures, experimental technology, and biological mysteries. Instead of relying on familiar swords, armor sets, and conventional skill trees, progression revolves around collecting organs, modifying them, and connecting their functions to create personalized combat abilities. This unusual concept gives the game an identity that feels noticeably different from the typical loot-driven RPG. The organ system is easily the centerpiece of the experience. Hundreds of organs can be collected, with individual components performing different functions within a larger biological network. Players connect these pieces through a visual system inspired by programming logic, allowing one organ to trigger or influence another. Building an effective setup consequently feels more involved than simply equipping whichever item displays the largest numbers. A newly discovered organ might completely change the behavior of an existing build, encourag…

Awesome game, love the looting and then making my own op build

Too slow paced for the type of game. The limitations on the capacity of brain really hold you down in a game about experimentation of crazy ideas. I would prefer a game with a lot of things happening at once, not an weapon activation per second with a probability of a second and a third weapon activation. Where is the joy of defeating hordes with an incredible stupid broken bullet engine? I think that here bullet action works better than tactical RPG.

Good idea, sadly bad execution - looks vibe coded and is laggy.

At this price point it's genuinely good fun for a few hours. The game has immense depth from a combinatory perspective, but the gameplay gets quite repetitive after a while. I only completed the base 'Acts' 1-5 using a single brain, and did not change my build besides mutations post act 3. I still recommend the game if you are into checking out all kinds of builds to see what's possible. The problem with gameplay I had was that after my build was complete it became a walking sim and the combat was incredibly stale. You run away from the boss because he will kill you, and you one-shot regular monsters, so you can just stand still. Great little game with immense depth if you want to go that route, but lacks proper gameplay.

A fairly interesting game, but be prepared to get bored rather quickly. There are several level designs that keep repeating over and over again, not to mention that you get your hands on the best items in the first hour. There is great potential and I did enjoy the 3 hours I got out of it (thats around the time you need to finish it). I love smaller games that allow me to relax and not focus on some important lore every minute. Overall, say yes to this game! Thank you developers for this money well spent.