Kingsgrave

Yeah,. don't spend more than 1-2$ on this. It's very low effort, basic "go break some barrels, build something here, progress". It's got zero things that really make it unique. It's basic. Decent graphics, and no real bugs yet, but find it in a bundle at fanatical or such and you can kill a few hours with it. Otherwise, don't bother.

I just finish the game 100%, and my final toughts, GREAT GAME!, Difficulty ok, i normally play tryhard required games, but this game is well balanced between achivements, difficulty, explore and fight 10 out of 10 for the price

Its a good game, it reminds me of old SNES games like Soul Blazer or ActRaiser where you rebuild the world over time. The biggest flaw is the ending/post ending, it seems like there was supposed to be more but there's nothing there. Honestly, I would go so far as that the developer should remove that part until such a point as there's a reason to do it.

This game just feels cheap, the entire time I was playing it felt like a mobile game that didn't know what it was doing. Overall 3.5/10

The game is good and fun enough, but it is VERY short. My playtime was from 2 separate sessions, one where i went about halfway through and a second where i 100%. My 100% run took me about 5 hours so keep in mind that is what you are paying for. The ending is also a bit lackluster but its not the worse.

Well, the game is very casual, the only 2 places you can get stuck logically, is where you have spikes which you'd assume would kill you, since all of the puzzles are really simple. The combat is very simple, all you have to understand is that there are a few damage types, blunt, piercing, cutting, light, fire, poison and lightning and some enemies have weakness/resistance to one or some of them. The exploration is pretty straightforward because of how things are unlocked and I'm not entirely sure, but I guess it can be completed on the first day (I've done on 4th), since you can remove and reassign upgrades freely outside of "arenas", without any "transaction fee" which some games like to do, and there are some infinite spawns you can farm till you kill the summoners. It does have some annoying things, like realizing you have achievements for dying in a specific way when you'd think the game would want you to avoid dying because of the day counter, or even just getting hit by something (with 2 missable achievements). The hook mechanic is also done in an uncomfortable way, that you have to be looking at it before going on the button and having some "quick time event" I gue…