Miracle Brave

I like it so far. + Pretty standard roguelite base defense game, with picking up skills and making synergy. I like the inventory managing system, that's pretty novel for the subgenre, and that you can pick and choose skills what to use. + Nice art - The downside is that the information is too obtuse, especially when I'm buying in the shop => information table should be available to see what the stats do. I have no idea what the upgrades to the weapons improve => should be highlighted to evaluate benefits - Minimal hotkeys => please add more ~ The English translation is passable, some inconsistency (what is a "magic missile"?) Features I'd like to see: 1. Autoaim. Just a toggle to have my character shoot at the closest enemy is good enough 2. Banish function.

If you’re familiar with the genre, you already know how this usually goes. You start with only one character, while the others remain locked behind some mystery requirements. There are five in total, and each one comes with a set of unique skills and their own starting weapon. The weapon fires automatically, but since the game is built around defense, you still need to aim it yourself. Once you begin a stage, your character stands on the left side of the screen while enemies approach from the right. The objective is simple: stop them before they reach your side. Every enemy you defeat drops gems, and these help you grow stronger during the wave. After enough enemies fall and the wave bar fills up, you are taken to a shop screen where those gems can be spent on new weapons and items. You are free to buy as much as your gem count allows, so you are never forced into picking just one option. Every piece of gear you purchase takes up space in your active inventory. Weapons come in different sizes and can occupy two, four, or six slots. Like your starting weapon, they fire automatically, although how often they shoot depends on their individual recharge rate. Items work a little diff…

Fun to play but little short. I have 14 hours just because I wanted to 100% finish it, and endless mode is no joke. Since release they added auto-aim and better item/stat explanations, so it's better to play now. You can treat it like an auto-battler. Weapon types, skill tree is varied enough.

the game is kinda short but addictive