Necrocat

I hate to say it, but Necrocat isn’t good. I really like the concept, but it just doesn’t work for a lot of different reasons. So, above all else the gameplay doesn’t work, it is mostly luck-based and that makes it feel unfair. Your movement is the way that you strategize and play; however, your options are so limited and you are still at the mercy of so much RNG as it determines what comes onto the board rather than a well-planned route. If you are screwed on healing, armor, or ranged weapons you will take too much damage from attacking and be put into a poor position, sometimes you get out of it often you can’t. This is where the roguelike elements could be utilized to change the game, but they are so sparse that they might as well not even be there. Yes, you can get up to 3 amulets and upgrade them, but with the way that enemy damage and health scales it feels more like a way to keep up with their stats than anything else, but even that is not enough. You are pushed heavily into making certain choices, I felt that I had to take health and dodge as you get so little of it and I kept getting melee weapons on the board you will take a bunch of damage. And that is the thing, melee …

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Necrocat is honestly such a cool mix of deckbuilding, roguelike and puzzle gameplay. Every move matters and the art is just adorable. If you’re into strategy games with a fun twist (and cats), this is definitely worth checking out! Feel free to join my group to find awesome games like this: https://steamcommunity.com/groups/CoolorNah

My Playthrough : https://youtu.be/3qdHBJ3eCvo Overall: 5/10 Decent, but it gets boring quickly. Graphics: 10/10 • The art direction is charming, with a fantastic theme and color palette. Audio: 4/10 • The background music is decent but becomes repetitive after a while. Gameplay: 4/10 • There’s too much RNG, making it hard to rely on anything except movement. • Monsters still damage me even when I overkill them, forcing me to constantly search for healing. • By the time I reach Stage 2, I’m already bored. The gameplay loop feels repetitive: check monster stats, attack, heal, and repeat. • There’s no real strategy or synergy between weapons and armor. • The UI font looks a bit amateurish compared to the otherwise fantastic assets. Bugs: • The "Amulet" is sometimes referred to as "Charms."

Got it cause it looked like a good time. Hard to get into i tried and dind't grasp what to do for quite a bit. it's worth it for the sale price i got it for 0.67€ so not abad thing there. After i understood it still felt very repetetive in a bad way and un-polished. a simple thing like a starter turtorial mode would likely have made the experience a little nices in the start but the game isn't much more than the demo shows just. more of it. Over all not my jam but i don't regre the price i bought it at.

A unique take on the roguelite genre, with beautiful 2d artstyle. It takes a bit to pick up, but once you do, you just keep playing!