OmniFootman

A surprisingly fun little souls-like. Despite recognizable store assets, weird English and poor optimization, this game managed to get me hooked with all the different powers, spells and weapons you can unlock. Enemies and areas get quite samey fast, getting stunlocked is annoying and some things don't feel well though-out/balanced, but unlocking various "classes" is still fun and even quite addictive. Definitely worth its price.

the controls are bad but the game is ok

Yes, my play time is incredibly low. That's all it takes for this game to know if its good or not. It's not. Seriously, I never realized the importance of sound design until I played this atrocious thing. The sound design is so bad it's completely distracting and takes away any value this game might have. It's really THAT bad.

Such a janky, but fun, game. Weirdly enough, I'm thinking the price tag actually does fit. It's about the price of a movie ticket, but you'll get more enjoyment out of this than a single 2 hour movie - as long as you can look past all of the amateurish mistakes like UI bugs, spelling errors, lack of settings, audio bugs, subpar graphics, etc. etc. All those issues are the result of the developer not wanting to spend the effort and time to polish the game. That lack of polish definitely detracts from the experience, but it doesn't prevent you from enjoying the meat and potatoes that is the rogue-like/souls-like action oriented combat. That's the actual reason you should buy this game, and while the combat isn't amazing it's good enough to have fun with.

worth

Decently good Roguelike, however it is a finished product and there isn't a WHOLE lot of content, enough for 15-20 hrs of gameplay if you like roguelike games.