Skigill

Frankly regret buying this. The low contrast, yellow color palette simply hurts the eyes after a while. The game combines aspects of existing games in a way that looks interesting at first, but then makes you realize is incredibly frustrating instead of fun. In effect, you have fast, homing enemies chasing you the entire time, with at least half the screen occupied by them. The money you collect has no meaning if you cannot get to the update spots on the skigill in a specific order, because like any skill tree, you have to unlock them in order, but also, you have weapons that autofire without aiming possibility - meaning, it's just a bullet hell and all you can truly do is run away all the time. The low contrasts starts hurting the eyes, since you are quite literally punished for blinking, and not only are the enemies the same color as the player character, but so are enemies you've just killed - they keep occupying space for a second before vanishing, so you cannot distinguish if that direction is safe to venture into yet. Now add to this that you have to check an unexplained experience bar at the top of the screen to see if you can activate an upgrade spot yet, and you have yet…

Gate keeping information while being so confident in ur game's readability gotta be one of the worst game designer combo ever While most of the basic stat are somewhat self explanatory and some can give a noticeable change like attack speed, Piercing and range might be the worst to try and figure out what are they suppose to do, but that just the basic stat major skill passive are indicipherable for the most part What does money -> thunder even mean? doesnt seem like there any increase in dmg? oh u will cast thunder on enemy when u collect money? would be pretty neat if u litterally didnt start with a weapon that cast thunder on enemy and u cant tell if it was the weapon or the passive at work. Or how about ur heart get slash right next to a clock x2 mean? increase ur iframe between dmg taken by 2 times, good luck trying to tell the different while being swarm by hundred of enemy Or how about money in a bag -> attackspeed ? money floating around u will temporarily increase ur attack speed, HOW ARE YOU SUPPOSE TO TELL THAT FROM A MONEY BAG ICON??? And not even mention the meta progression skill tree, u will unlock weapon without knowing that they are weapon and without know…

y'know i wasn't really expecting anything groundbreaking, but this game does a lot right for a pretty simple premise. i had this one sitting in my wishlist for quite some time and only really bought it because it was on sale, but im glad i did. its both surprisingly charming and really competent! the graphical style is awesome, blending 2D and 3D quite nicely where its welcome, and the thing that i found most curious is the complete removal of any actual written sentences. nothing is explained to you, there isn't even a tutorial and you might think thats a bad thing, but i honestly found it really cool to have to figure out what each stat was and what it did on my own! the weapon stat cards also take this approach, which some might find less then preferable, though i personally didn't mind all that much and its not a big deal once you've figured it all out! and lastly, if theres one thing i love in games, its dynamic music! each playable character gets their own theme song, and the one's ive listened to so far are [b]really good,[/b] and they suit their related character pretty nicely as well! Overall, 9/10! really cool game, took me a bit too long to realize what the pink stat …

Buggy, opaque, not very fun. 1/10

Good for 5 hours or so. Good stuff, but the grind seems to slow tremendously once you get through a handful of runs. I'm guessing I was supposed to battle the bosses more to unlock a bit, but the routine to reach that gets old fast. The enemies are pretty vanilla. The price is right, all the same. Give it a shot if you like survivors-like games

good for deaf and blind people