Striving for Light

The game is cool and has some neat concepts but there's not much going on. None of the events feel impactful to gameplay and without any loot to grind for there isn't much to keep you engaged. That was fine a few months ago when updates were still coming out but now it's been many months without anything new. Not sure if the game is dead or what but at the current price it is absolutely not worth your money.

I regret buying this game. Feels really cheap and steam deck controls are terrible. I wish I could refund it, dont waste your time when there are much better games.

One of the worst games I've ever played; gets a 0 out of 10. Despite the laughably bad fight animations, I gave the game a try and bought the full-version (not demo) because of the reviews + hours spent playing. Yet game is laughably bad. Even before I played, I was forced to choose "online" or "offline" and was told that certain ones granted certain achievements...HOWEVER, neither one says what or what-like achievements would be earned. Found this dumb. Next, the attack automations feel cheap and repetitive. Next, in the tutorial, I unlocked a skill, yet ran around the room like a F-ing idiot trying to figure out how to equip/cast the skill. Like, why give a tutorial if you're not going to explain sht, anyways? Next, the dodge button that is used in 99% of games (SHIFT) is spacebar instead. This is problematic for obvious reasons. Next, players have a melee weapon & a ranged weapon. My ranged weapon was functionally useless (staff) because it not-only attacked so slow, but the projectile was super-slow so much that it automatically misses the target unless at point-blank range--in which point you ask yourself "why not just use a melee weapon instead?" Once in "town," you're …

Great game, really addicting and pretty complex in the later stages. If you have craving for some quick ARPG action this is the game!

Game seemed fine, I expected the co-op to be more than local play/steam share though

great game, actually gets quite complex the more you play