The game is a blast to play. And the Developers are still improving upon the game.

Nice game and I've enjoyed my hours with it. Only complaints are the pacing of development and how specific some quests are. This is the kind of game that yearns for newer content even if it takes spiritual inspiration from games where running the same map is the norm.

Quests can be a bit annoying because the majority of them are just things you unlock by playing, but there are a few you need to specifically plan for and go out of your way. I'm not the most fond of that.

These are extremely minor complaints, though. So yes, a definite recommend.

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Halls of torment > Vampire survivor. Better graphics and very well balanced. I currently have all the achievements, after having played 150 hours, here are some recommendations for developers:
- 15 minute or x2 mode and infinite mode.
- Greater difficulty (When you get all archievements the game is not a great challenge, but i want always play some match)
- New maps and final bosses only mode.
- Secrets and surprises for the community.

This game is a great product made with a lot of love, take good care of it.

10/10

Someone placed Vampire Survivors into the Horadric Cube and the outcome is... addictive!

Satisfying 💀 And the music is well done.

only good game in this genre tbh

One of the best games in the genre, infinite replayability, frequent banger updates, great aesthetics, and extremely rewarding and satisfying progression system. This game can feel brutal in the beginning but at it heads its a dopamine farm with countless potential builds and strats with more than enough unique interesting characters to choose from. Guarantee you will get at least 24 hours of fun out of this game if you enjoy this genre. For 5 dollars too? Criminally underrated. Buy this ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ game.

Diablo 1 meets Vampire Survivors. What's not to like.

In spite of how impressive some combinations of powers and upgrades get, it's not an easy game. The roguelike system is well done, so losing still feels like advancement. The different character classes matter most in the early parts of a level, and all play drastically differently. By the end of a level, your character class largely takes a back seat to the powers you've chosen, but I never felt like the classes felt same-y.

Right now, there's not much end game content, but it's still in early access at the time of this review, so that may change. The amount of game that is there at the moment is still substantial. Definitely worth trying if you're a fan of the Survivors genre.

Excellent game at such a cheap price. £4 and im nearly 30hrs into this game and still excited to play more.