Seth

Per Horus et Per ra! A mix of DOOM, Immortal Redneck and Hades sounds fantastic on paper. Unfortunately, this FPS roguelike feels more like a prototype for a great game than a finished one. The gameplay is fast and fun, combining DOOM-style combat and finishers with Hades inspired random divine upgrades. There’s definitely potential here, especially with the Egyptian mythology setting and its huge pantheon. The problem is the lack of content: only 2 worlds, 2 bosses, 3 non-upgradable weapons, 4 gods and around 6/7 enemy types. Just when I started getting into the game, it was already over. The game mostly tries to extend its runtime with hordes of damage-spongy enemies and a very basic progression system focused on things like damage and luck. I would have much preferred meaningful upgrades or new abilities (something like a double jump, for example). And unfortunately, the biggest issue is the PRICE! There is nothing wrong with making a short indie game or a small experimental experience, but the price needs to match the amount of content. In an already overcrowded roguelike market, this game simply doesn't offer enough to justify its cost. There are some nice touches: a fit…

It was fun playing with myself

not my cup of tea. Too boring. gun play, upgrades, rooms, all left me wishing they were better.

I hope to see more in the future. felt a bit short but, for the price i got on sale it was great. ☺

Honestly I really really love this game, sure I took a long break but oh helly is it good !

Solid little game, fun to play for an evening not genius-level design decisions with some of the upgrades, but it's all solid and works together and never had me going "ah man" when I tried something. Speaking of trying something, you can unequip your weapon before going into a run. Honestly, made the game way more enjoyable for me, not having to aim as much or wait for reloads. ★★★☆☆/★★★★★ Ain't perfect, but it's good and that's all it needs to be.