God Of Weapons

Have you played Brotato? If yes, then you have played God of Weapons without knowing it. This is the same thing but it uses the Backpack Hero inventory system (which is the Resident Evil 4 Attache Case system) and it looks like a bunch of unchanged Unity Store assets. Ok for the most part, but gets really repetitive. Get weapons, level up, get money. Money you don't get is stored as a bonus for the next round. Weapons float around you and attack. Get more of the same weapons and fuse them for a stronger weapon. Level up to get a stat buff with random quality depending of your luck. Yeah, its literally a 1:1 copy of the Brotato system. It even copies the entire stat system. Unlocking new items is a massive time sink though, so I didn't play much after finishing the hardest difficulty. You have to replay the entire game several times to unlock maybe two or three items. No meta upgrades, you start from zero each run. Rather unbalanced, its either too easy or too hard. It feels like you have to use the same broken builds to finish the game with some characters. I don't enjoy the Brotato gameplay as much as the Vampire Survivors one, but I had fun for a while until it became too fr…

A good survivor-like / bullet heaven game. It has varied characters and then there is a gearing system, that's both clever and customizable. I'd recommend this to enjoyers of the genre and newcomers alike.

it's jus very fun, a little tense but still relaxing

one of the best rouge like games i've ever played. its alot of fun. the weapon/armor system is unique from any other game like this with the synergies. highly recommend if you like roguelike games. the only thing that could make the game better, is if they added a story mode to it. like yeah the tower is fun but i wish there was a world to wander around in and other castles/towers to see

Decent. It's a vampire survivor-like, expect has a heavy focus on inventory management and the shop between levels. The main focus of the game relies on you putting together a build with a mixture of weapons and accessory items that works to survivor ever increasing difficulty as you climb up higher levels. You can either do the standard 20 level run or do endless run for those that really want to test their builds. The game is just as easy as Vampire Survivor, if you build right, but here the enemies will have a variety of different attacks, especially bosses and elites. Overall it's a decent game.

Unfortunately it just didn't hold my attention well enough. The inventory management is a cool system but the gameplay is pretty lackluster and so are most of the upgrades