One of the best roguelite action games out there! The combat feels very fast due to smooth animation canceling, which let's you dodge and parry during your own attack animations. I personally love this kind of gameplay because you are constantly engaged with the enemies, with almost no down time during combat.
I also love that enemy attacks are clearly indicated with visual and sound effects, making it clear when you can parry them (unlike many other games where you have to watch the attack animation very closely). If you select the perk that replenishes your stamina completely upon a successful parry, the action almost never stops :)
There are 3 different biomes you can select at the start of a new run, each with 3 sub-regions and 1 boss/champion for each sub-region. Each run randomizes the layout of the "rooms" and each room has some randomized elements to it, like enemy spawns and loot. I found it easy to put a lot of hours into this game because it was always fresh!
The meta-progression might be the only thing that doesn't stand out to me. It's serviceable but ran out of steam for me after around 20 hours. I still played almost 20 hours more after that, so it's fine ;)

The good:
- The curse system is creative and adds a layer of complexity to the otherwise simple progression paths.

The bad:
- No story or any other source of motivation to finish the game.
- Soundtracks are mediocre at best.
- Weapons lack balance (there are only few superior options if you want to maximize efficiency).
- Stamina system sucks.
- Easy boss fights (like every boss has 3 sets of moves that are easily readable.. no phases nor variations).

There are tons of more enjoyable roguelikes that worth your time and money.. don't waste it on this.

Maybe I needed to dive in more and unlock more permanent upgrades, but I didn't like how a Curse could totally ruin a build without input from me. I like the balancing act of the system, I didn't like feeling like my earlier efforts and choices were now pointless and my run was effectively ruined.

I know roguelites are all about adapting, but this felt more like I was starting a new run in the middle of one and I really didn't like it. I think the combat and systems are fun, but I just hated feeling like I was robbed in the middle of a session I was deep into.

I also don't like the Aztec-inspired dungeon/enemies/etc. It just doesn't sit right with me.