Loot Frog

good minimalist game. both the length and difficulty feel about right, there are no progression softlocks or random difficulty spikes. all the upgrades feel valuable, and every ability/weapon feels equally useful (making the dash deal decent damage was a great decision). progression feels satisfying. monsters aren't too repetitive, and the visual clarity is surprisingly on point. the only minor issue for me is that the bosses are too easy. playing on normal, i first timed most of them without even trying too hard to dodge, even though i suck at bullet hells. also, as someone who sucks at bullet hells, i really appreciate that mobs don't deal contact damage. i hope the developers read this, because they are cuties

I’m pretty new to this genre so I can’t really lecture anyone on what a good incremental game should be like but I managed to 100% it in one sitting and it kept me hooked for 4–5 hours straight without a single boring moment. The pixel art, character/level design and music hit the spot both visually and artistically. I didn't run into any bugs or glitches while playing either. If I had to complain about one thing, it’s that after beating the boss of the first biome I replayed the earlier levels a few extra times just so I wouldn't struggle to unlock the skill tree upgrades in the second biome. Only later did I realize that each biome actually has its own skill tree currency! but still that’s nowhere near a dealbreaker for me. Anyway if you just had an exhausting day like me (my apartment literally flooded today because of a crazy downpour) and want to kick back and steal a few hours of fun to blow off some steam I highly recommend Loot Frog. I’m definitely gonna follow the developers so I don't miss whatever they work on next!

Recently bought the "charming incrementals" bundle and slowly going through the games from various Devs. Loving them all this included. Not a big bullet hell player despite enjoying them, with the easy diff being more than enough for my skill level to get enough challenge to feel tested and fair. The difficulty ranges are vast enough the most inexperienced should be able to play, all the way to the most experienced. The incremental side with all the upgrades doesn't allow you to over level the bosses, forcing you to actually face the fair and balanced challenge as designed. I look forward to seeing any future games by the 2 independent Devs.

100% achievements in 2.5 hours Handles well, not grindy Bullet hell is not my forte but difficulty curve was smooth Dash being a major damaging ability introduces risk and reward aspect to the game Beat very hard but still had dodge achievement left over so just intentionally took damage to grind it and that was the only con

Fun game so far!

Delightful little romp. Great survivors-type game that's got you doing a lot to progress and it gives this game its own identity. Worth the play for sure.