MISTROGUE: Mist and the Living Dungeons

I was expecting... more? and something else? The game is very short. Story is super simple. You're looking for your dad in a sentient maze. SPOILER ALERT: [spoiler]He's dead. You find his belongings at the end of the 3rd dungeon and anticlimactically decide to go adventure. That's it. That's all there is. The main game is over. just 3 ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ levels. [/spoiler] Let's just say the story is just a pretext for what this game really wants you to do and that is... [h1]challenge runs (with leader boards)[/h1] [h2]Endless runs[/h2] The first challenge you'll unlock. You start from nothing in a randomized dungeon and you try to get as far as possible. Considering the lack of diverse environment and items, this gets tedious and boring really quick. [h2]Battle runs[/h2] Make the most optimised build you can and try to beat a series of timed battle as quick as possible. Your worst enemy is time. The bosses are sponges and will DPS-check you from the very first fight. Not my kind of jam. It feels like the game is not really as it's advertised and falls quite short of (average) expectations.

89.5 hours and 100% achievements. I only played on Hard Mode (because it appealed to me the most) The gameplay is solid. I enjoyed the different variation in abilities and strategy you can develop. If you want to be speedy, tanky, a glass cannon, or something in between, there will absolutely be a build that you can make. The story is pretty bare-bones (which is a positive for me), the main attraction will be the post-game. I had a lot of fun climbing the hyperscape and clearing the battle road. Once you've tried every weapon, you'll quickly find out which weapons are the best. If you're looking for a game that has great procedural generation, this isn't the game for you. The main story dungeons are static (or they seemed mostly static from what I experienced). After playing post-game "infinite hyperscape", you'll also unfortunately find that it's not really a completely new dungeon each time. For the most part, it seems like there is a set number of maps it will choose from randomly. There are a few bugs here and there, but it only adds to the charm. I haven't come across anything truly game breaking, mostly just a few humorous situations. Overall, I would recommend this …

Looked for a game i can grind in while im on my hiatus grind in ragnarok online. 5/7 would recommend

Nice game for starter developer

Pretty janky, pretty fun.

This is a dungeon crawler roguelike that changes scenery as you move around. Really cool. This is ALSO a looter game of some sort. If you like looting items and looking at stats this is also the game for you. Cool stuff. game: https://youtu.be/DJ_uBCaBNYA