Bragger's Run

Bragger's Run was a bit rough in the edge but I did enjoy the fast paced gameplay. - The first apparent miss was gunslinger aim did not shoot straight at enemy, even you perfectly mouse your cursor center on enemy, so you had to offset left right a bit for projectile to hit. This kind of hiccup should not be present in the full release anymore. - The damage tuning was a bit concerning, one boss attack could one hit or two hit you. I got one hit that took 80% of my HP in just first boss. - You moved faster when move diagonally, not sure if dev intended that, but I felt I win the system on that so a feature XD. - I liked item exchange system

The game itself is rather fun and entertaining. You're offered the ability to play the game with 3 characters ( each with their strengths and weaknesses ). You have your ranged dps, melee dps, and caster . Out of all 3 I found the ranged dps to be the most enjoyable. Essentially you're put into a level with a certain amount of mobs. After you defeat the monsters you're teleported away towards the next. After a few zones you're presented with a boss which varies in both skill and abilities used. The longer you progress the more difficult the game gets. The game is fun due to its challenging nature and its gear customization. At the time of my writing this review I've played about 4 solid hours having enjoyed them all. I would recommend this game.

8/10 Pretty fun game, only problem is that it's extremely poorly optomized. I use a potato, and it runs worse than much more intesive games. Other than that its pretty cool.

Fun and challenging. The classes each have a different way to approach the game, and the items make each run unique.

Very fun game that starts out fairly simple and gets very challenging quickly (I could also just be bad). Love the feel of the duelist slashing through the hordes. Developer is very responsive to comments and frequently implementing improvements and new features.

A great title for the Roguelike Genre! Personally, I am a huge fan of the Gunslinger, but can see a lot of potential in the two other classes. Picking and choosing items to move with you into your next game is a nice touch, and forces you to decide if you're going to push forward with what you have or cut your losses and move to the next attempt with a better start. Well done.