Skewer of Heroes: Bubble Survivors

Music is irritating, enemy art design is boring. Survivors grab bag without understanding how the parts should compliment eachother. Deeprock here Vampire there, dash of brotato. But it doesnt gel and gets boring.

Really enjoying the gameplay. Unlike a lot of other roguelites, not much emphasis on bullethell/heaven. The game is more structured around build synergy.

At first glance I expected another survivor-style clone, but Skewer of Heroes breaks the mold. The party system and real-time formation shifts create a whole new gameplay dynamic. I especially appreciate the diversity in hero designs — both visually and mechanically. With more content, this could be a staple in the genre. Great job to the devs!

This is my go-to game for when I have 15–30 minutes to spare. The game runs smooth even on low-end hardware, loads fast, and gets you into action quickly. No long cutscenes, no fluff — just fun. If the devs keep adding content like new enemies or challenge modes, this could become a top-tier survivor-style indie title

What surprised me the most was the depth hidden behind the simplicity. At first it feels like a typical roguelike, but once you unlock more heroes and start experimenting with formations and passives, the strategy really shines. It rewards creative builds and quick thinking. Highly recommend for fans of tactical action!

This game nails the one-more-run formula. The anime-inspired visuals are beautiful and crisp, and the special effects during skill attacks are honestly mesmerizing. Controls are responsive, and it plays perfectly with a controller. Whether you’re dodging a bullet hell swarm or stacking synergies in your party, the action stays intense. Can’t believe how polished it feels for an indie launch!