Pixelstar Hero

This is a light recommendation, not a strong recommendation, but yes, at its current price, I would recommend this game with the following caveats: 1) That you don't mind being thrown into the game with very little explanations of some of the core mechanics (but they're generally simple enough to figure out on your own) 2) That you don't mind DOS-ish pixel graphics, and 3) That you don't mind basic searching, fighting, fetching, and building, because that's what this game is. While on the one hand, I did enjoy playing this game, I was frustrated with it at points because objectives can be a bit vague and sometimes you don't realize you purchased and/or built something until you've already done it. When I died, i did want to play the game again, especially because I feel like I learned from my early mistakes. I do with the characters had a bit more...well...character to them, and I wish the game gave you a little more information as to what is happening as you play, but in general it was a relatively fun play. It's not topping any of my lists, but I also have played games much, much worse than this one. So I recommend it, but also warn you to not expect too much. If purchased on sa…

I only have 22 minutes in, but its enough to get a good first impression of it. So far, its an enjoyable Roguelike thats well worth its price on sale (I bought it for $0.50 i believe). Its all played using the mouse for the most part, leaving you with one hand free which is nice.Im not sure how long the fun will stand up for, but ill edit this review after iove played it more. Till then, its an enjoyable roguelike worth its price on sale.