Labyrinth Trailblazer

This Game is thoroughly a Love Letter to Etrian Odyssey. Sadly, at this point it is severely lacking in content, which makes the game feel small and repetitive. However, for $10 it is an adequate package, and the developer IS planning on adding more content. Though I am wondering why there are the "Play with Mods" and "Launch Godot Workshop Utility App" launch options when the game has no workshop at this time. EDIT: Well, the game now has Workshop support, so that answers that question.

Extremely niche DRPG roguelike that takes heavy inspiration from Etrian Odyssey. At the time of writing, there are 15 classes, each offering multiple distinct build archetypes with their own playstyles and identity. The game also features scalable difficulty, letting you fine-tune the challenge to your liking through a variety of modifiers. This game is not for everyone, but if you any of the above interests you at all, I would absolutely recommend it.

My biggest complaint so far is that its just too short. I want to take my party even further! The runs are fun though and for $10 this is a highway robbery.

Etrian Odyssey, but a roguelike. A mix of niche interests and I absolutely love it!

I've bought this games as a means of trying to learn a bit about how the dungeon crawler genre works. Having never played it, and neither having played any kind of bigger Turn based RPG before (At least not for more than a couple hours) I can say I thoroughly enjoy this game. So far, I've only completed one run, and I'm not sure how much the game has to offer (12 Characters at least, three more and a final act seems to be coming soon), but for what it's worth, this feels very much like an indie Dev thinking "I wanna do something based on what I like" (Especially based on some of the UI that looks VERY stock Godot text blocks), and from what I've gathered, they're doing a pretty good job at it. Gameplay wise, I agree with one of the other reviews I've seen here. This feels in a way like a Deckbuilder, where you try to minimize taken damage while at the same time increasing your damage output without endangering yourself. So somewhat like if Slay the Spire had a full party that brings their own cards, rather than having one character with one deck. All in all, I'm glad I spent 10€ on it, and if you feel like you want some fun buff/debuff based turn based combat in a bite sized for…

Haven't played this game for too long but already having a ton of fun. I love the etrian odyssey games and I saw this on sale so I got it. The music is just really good and the game itself looks really nicely styled. I'm really happy I got this game and others should definitely try it.