Toroom

Toroom is an energetic roguelike shooter that embraces classic twin-stick action while adding its own playful identity. Developed by Gagonfe, Ulon, and Rhowsl, and published by Gagonfe, the game revolves around an amusingly simple objective. Instead of saving the world or defeating an ancient evil for glory, the protagonist's greatest desire is to make it back to their room after being unexpectedly transported into a dangerous fantasy realm. While the story serves mainly as a humorous backdrop, it provides enough personality to distinguish the adventure from many other roguelikes that rely solely on grim fantasy settings. The focus remains firmly on fast combat, randomized exploration, and the excitement of discovering powerful new equipment. Every expedition into Toroom's procedurally generated dungeons offers a fresh challenge. Rooms are rearranged with each run, enemy encounters constantly change, and rewards never appear in exactly the same places. This unpredictability keeps the gameplay engaging because players cannot simply memorize optimal routes or strategies. Instead, success comes from adapting to whatever the game presents. Battles are intense from the very beginning, …

I have now played a few of this developer's games and I've started to notice a trend. Take a popular genre/game and do it very simple and boring with some absolutely baffling design decisions. Right off the bat, the default character is garbage. The default character is slow, has low mana, and starts with a melee weapon. All of this is terrible. This is a game much like Enter the Gungeon with a sorta twin-stick, bullet hell style to it. So being able to properly maneuver is important. The default character cannot do this. Their slow speed makes it hard to dodge all but the slowest of projectiles. Your best bet for being able to actually dodge them would be keeping your distance but you can't do that with melee weapons. The starting weapon has abysmal range to it. Basically requiring you to get right up in your enemies' faces. Which does not bode well when most enemies use projectile attacks. Even when you get better melee weapons it's just not enough. Enemies will overwhelm you with fast moving projectiles that are damn near impossible to dodge even with longer range melee weapons. And you can forget about taking out any of the bosses with melee weapons. Bosses will zip around the…

This game is just flat out boring

-Items do not have ANY description when you get them; you have no idea what the things do that you get -Minimal progression during the run -No 4k -Minimally small UX/UI -Cursor is essentially invisible due to miniscule size on 4k -In-game music = Disappointed. I wouldn't recommend the game for myself so I won't do it to you either.

First boss is quite difficult, the other two bosses are way easier, the rooms aren't very versatile, you just run around your enemies in circles, decent short roguelike game but it's short and not too great

I had fun for an hour but the only replay value is in the different characters which aren't really worth it. Good soundtrack. If its on a sale or in a bundle it's a fun hour.