Dimensionals

Played the campaign several months back and found it very fun...until I got to a level that I literally cannot pass without extremely specific RNG luck. Or, as I found out later, it requires playing the roguelike mode and gaining permanent power-ups through that first. Which is counter-intuitive. And now the game currently cannot be played at all. I continuously get "Unable to retrieve user data" when trying to play which has apparently been happening to everyone for months now. There's apparently a workaround, but if the devs are not going to bother supporting their game I'm not going to either. Do not get this game until the devs return.

THIS GAME CAN BE PLAYED. The devs fixed the issue preventing people from starting the game and it 100% works now. With that being said, this is a really fun game that deserved more attention. The art is awesome. The characters are great. The gameplay is a lot of fun, and it's really fun trying different character combinations when going through the roguelike mode called Endless Raid. It has a really cool story that is, at times, very challenging and RNG-dependent, but fun overall. If you want to play a fun roguelike with interesting characters, this is still a really great game even if the devs aren't working on it anymore. The game is 100% complete and nothing is missing, so when you buy it you are getting the full 1.0 release with a ton of characters to unlock. It's a shame the game didn't get more attention so we got more characters added, but there's still a lot here to do and experience and I would give it a shot.

wow this was really cool! but now you can't even boot it up and it seems to have been abandoned. a real real shame. I may update my review if this somehow gets fixed, but even then this is pretty crazy.

The game is really fun. The only thing that really annoys me is how slow the UI is, how unfriendly it is and how many clicks it needs EVERY TIME. There aren't even any shortcut keys so you actually have to click... EVERY TIME. The game itself is great. I love the theme and the gameplay as a whole is really fun. That being said... it does not seem like the company is doing very well, if it is still alive. That's sad. I would still recommend the game, though.

Really good effort from the devs for branching out!! Had fun, and I got my money's worth, but it pains me that I can't recommend without some asterisks. Plays like a $10-$15 mobile game. Needs a LOT more polish (performance, sound, some UI stuff, etc.). Character design and worldbuilding are good. Gameplay is standard. Performance, sound design, UI, and everything else needs help. It's clear this comes from a game studio that is more familiar with making mobile games. If this was sold on mobile for $7, it'd be an easy recommend. But on pc which has a higher standard for games for $20? Unfortunately not. Rough edges: the shop button is always present, but only clickable when outside of any other contextual menus. buying a discounted item from the shop doesn't discount how much you can sell it for some sounds, like the victory sound, sound cheap why do characters attacks jump below the screen when an enemy is attacking? I'm sure there's more... If you know you're going to like playing a game like this, go for it. If you're unsure, something like Slay the Spire and Inscryption are much higher recommends.

This is a tough game to review. It has a ton of neat ideas I haven't really seen explored much in this genre: * Hearthstone-style incrementing energy per turn * Really neat proc chaining (when you shield, passive A triggers, which triggers B, which triggers C, etc.) (similar to, say, Siralim) * The shopkeeper and potion seller are available between every combat * Being able to store excess potions in your inventory for later use is nice (instead of other games which would make you discard them) * Upgrading abilities with duplicates is well done * Previewing random effects & crits is unique Not to mention the beautiful art and characters. I love the style! And yet, it's got a lot of rough edges: * Way too many enemies do AOE or random targets on round 1, when you have only 1 energy, so can really only shield 1 character. It's effectively unavoidable damage early in a run and not fun. For the same reason, taunt feels pretty useless. * Near the end of the run, enemy damage scales so high it's unblockable without a dedicated block build, so I keep finding myself building for offense, which reduces replayability. * Passives & actives compete for slots, so: 1) "give a hero…