Neophyte

Abandoned. Developer tries to explain what happened in his announcement, which however does not explain releasing the game in this sorry ass state. Bad stuff happens to everybody, I am genuinely sorry that all of that happened to you mr. Developer, especially regarding your mother, however you could have just left the game as an early access before you get your ♥♥♥♥ together and then continue on it. There are 10s to 100s of EA games like that without and update for several years, where developer suddenly comes back to complete the game. Just one of the ending sentences: "However, I am glad to say that this isn't the end of my game development career." rings insanely huge alarm bells. Why should/would anyone ever support you after this is beyond me. Where's the assurance that you will not do the same exact thing? It would be extremely foolish to believe anything the developer spouts from now on. Literally the only positive thing is that I've only wasted 2.5 euro on this.

its good esp for the money haters are dumb

A nice little fun game! It's very good for what it is. Lots of fun playstyles and run customizability! Not too strategic since relics are gained automatically, but weapons and stat upgrades you can choose, which seems perfectly fine for 30 minute run time. Overall it is super fun! It just gets a bit repetitive since most combats feel the same with more and more monster hoards coming out like it does every stage. Enemy variety is nice though! I know I seem hesitant, but it is pretty fun! Give it a try!

Neophyte is a game where you use your collection of abilities and buffs to cull a horde of dudes. It's not an interesting premise, but it's one of my favorite games due to how engaging it is at all times. The requirements to beat Neophyte can split up into two key skills; build-making and split-second decision making. Making a good build and understand how to play it is important to clearing out enemies efficiently, and being comfortable with the game's base mechanics (knowing when to dash, when to use defensive spells, etc) is important to surviving short bursts of intense damage. But the critical thing to understand is that your decision making cannot fully make up for your poor build-making, and vice versa. If there are too many enemies, it doesn't matter how good you are at the game, you'll still die. If you're taking a lot of damage, it doesn't matter how good your build is, you'll still die. This is ultimately why I keep coming back to Neophyte, because it doesn't let me automatically win even if I get an incredibly powerful build, or if I get good enough at the base mechanics with a subpar build. I'm still liable to take massive damage if I don't take the right precaution…

An tiny but excellent survivors-like where you can control when your weapons fire and in which direction. This was originally planned to be much bigger but the developer had to cancel the game's development for personal reasons as well as a massive amount of spaghetti code in the game. For that reason, once you win the game you have seen all that there is to see. Still, this is priced accordingly at only 20kr and you will get your money's worth.

Abandoned but the game is still worth it due to its lower price. It is still a good game.