Undernauts: Labyrinth of Yomi

No sorry, this game is not worth it even on sale. The main issue are the controls which are ABSOLUTE ATROCITY. It looks and plays like a dungeon crawler from 1991. Except even classics like Eye of the Beholder dos games used mouse. No possibility to rebinding keys.

This game is not worth $60. This game has the quality of an rpg maker game, which I usually still enjoy, but it has a few glaring issues. The game does not have any control rebinds, and the keyboard controls are truly awful. The game supposes to have a horror theme, but it's hard to feel suspense or fear when fighting chipmunk men. There are many character portraits to choose from, but that is because they took portraits from their other games and added them to this one. If you are a fan of those games then that's great for you, but those portraits for the most part don't match this game's aesthetic. There are only 2 original portraits per class made for this game, with a single pallet swap for each. I haven't gotten to play much of the actual gameplay because I wanted to get a refund, but of what I did, the combat is fine and the dungeon exploration is sub par. If you can get this game for $10, then I'd recommend to give it a go for a bit if you own a controller, because the story actually seems to be interesting, but I wouldn't purchase it for any more than that.

A fun, lightweight Wizardry like with a dark story, opaque game mechanics (laudable) and intriguing gameplay.

Lots of comments about the controls, but I played it on steam deck and the controls worked fine there. Still wouldn't recommend it. It just feels unpolished and clunky. When you're spending so much time with the menus in a menu-based game, they should be carefully thought out and east to navigate / scan. The story also feels sparse and inconsistent. It begins with goofy nonsense about kids being recruited to work in the mines without bothering to give much rationale for it (in brief, everyone else was too busy) that immediately shifts tones into generic grit, gore, and grime. I guess I've been spoiled by the Etrian series where everything is loaded with personality and the story is usually simple, but enjoyable. This isn't really any of those things and it doesn't seem to add anything new to the formula either. You can "build" things, but that's really just a reskin of finding a key to unlock a door in a preset location. Very glad I didn't get this game at full price.

https://youtu.be/ytDNdBvAcTQ Classic dungeon crawling action with a lot of unique features from more modern character designs to dungeons actions to add elements such as doors or monster spawns.

It's meh.