Sunset Routes

A surprisingly engaging little roguelite that mixes resource management, crew building, and route planning into a simple but addictive gameplay loop. Every run feels like a balancing act between profit, survival, and taking risks, especially when the game starts throwing tougher resource demands at you. The presentation is pretty minimalist, but the clean interface and chill atmosphere make it easy to sink hours into without noticing. It can get repetitive after a while, but for the price, it’s a solid strategy roguelite with enough replay value to keep coming back.

theres a lot of problems with the text i notice, text and images overlapping, missing punctuation, i also notice that it says removing hero character at uninhabited island gives 100 coins when its actually 1000. other than that i have no problem, besides the fact you can only review images of past endings not the story.

honestly i expected the game to be quite boring but im having tons of fun and i like how it gradually gets more difficult. I only have a few issues which are stuff like bugs and a few typos

gg

Simple and fun =)

[h2] Welcome to Sunset Routes [/h2] A strategic deckbuilding game where you play as the anime girl, captain Ann. The game is about, I guess, setting sail and making money to pay taxes. As you sail the world, you can also choose potential candidates to break the game with overpowered combinations that complement each other’s skills to make more money. [hr] [/hr] [h3] Minus/complain: [/h3] [olist] [*] There’s a bug that can occur when you drag and drop a character—it gets stuck, and you cannot pick it up again. My only solution is to save and then continue the game. It’s annoying, but whatever. [/olist] [h3] Score: [/h3] [list] [*] Strategy: 8/10 — It’s fun because you can exploit the game with smart combinations of skills. Otherwise, it would be boring. [*] Character design/anime: 8.5/10 — Captain Ann and the other chibi character portraits look like they’re hand-drawn. Good job. [*] Price: 10/10 — Very cheap and a fantastic deal. [*] Gameplay: It took me 7 hours to reach 100% completion, with 40 total achievements. Some of them are painfully hard, while around 35 of them are easy. [*] Replayability: 7/10 — The game has multiple endings (six in total). You can also progress …