How many hours of game content is here ?

[GnomeSlayer]

Thank you

[Vel]

I played about 3 hours and reached final biome and died. I'd say you can do a full run after getting to know the game in about 5 hours for sure.

The game isn't about the story mode, its about having fun in co-op with friends in endless mode and trying out different builds.

[Joe Blob]

Originally posted by Vel:

I played about 3 hours and reached final biome and died. I'd say you can do a full run after getting to know the game in about 5 hours for sure.

The game isn't about the story mode, its about having fun in co-op with friends in endless mode and trying out different builds.

Exactly, also, you can spice up difficulty with Tarot Cards, and even have endless loops if you wanna see what difficulty you can handle.

Also there's some PvP, for a fun timekiller from time to time.

If you're a completionnist, you might want to unlock most if not all items. It really depends on what goals you set and how you want to enjoy the game.

[Dana&Jill]

Originally posted by Vel:

I played about 3 hours and reached final biome and died. I'd say you can do a full run after getting to know the game in about 5 hours for sure.

The game isn't about the story mode, its about having fun in co-op with friends in endless mode and trying out different builds.

Nice saying, I think I'm gonna buy the game with my friends for your words. And I'm curious, is the map in Endless Mode randomly generated or preset?

[Joe Blob]

All dungeons are randomly generated, each dungeon is specific to each biome (shape, traps, puzzles combat ratio) but it's different with each iteration.
If you have any doubts, just try the demo with your friends and let me know if you like it.

[TheGame]

3-5 hours for 20 bucks wow...is there any end game after last biome...seems pretty pricey for 20 bucks.

[Dan_The_Noob]

has anybody found any way to make the controls feel a bit more fluid? especially for warrior with his shield

[GnomeSlayer]

Originally posted by TheGame:

3-5 hours for 20 bucks wow...is there any end game after last biome...seems pretty pricey for 20 bucks.

That is a too much.

[Darkness]

Roguelites can usually be beaten in 1 hour in one sit, but usually require many runs to be beaten the first time due to permadeath and health economy.

But it's a genre centered around replayability, it's not a good idea to just beat and shelve them in general, you'd be missing out most of its fun.

[TheGame]

This wouldn't be a problem if they where to bring out more content.

[Joe Blob]

As soon as we are done with bug fixing, we'll be adding more content

[TheGame]

ahh that sounds good thanks for reply

[GnomeSlayer]

Looking forward to more content! I definitely will purchase the game with more content.

[GnomeSlayer]

Originally posted by Darkness:

Roguelites can usually be beaten in 1 hour in one sit, but usually require many runs to be beaten the first time due to permadeath and health economy.

But it's a genre centered around replayability, it's not a good idea to just beat and shelve them in general, you'd be missing out most of its fun.

I must be a little unfamiliar with the genre and the expectations. I do prefer a good long hours of story and content.

[Auburok]

Originally posted by GnomeVader:

Originally posted by Darkness:

Roguelites can usually be beaten in 1 hour in one sit, but usually require many runs to be beaten the first time due to permadeath and health economy.

But it's a genre centered around replayability, it's not a good idea to just beat and shelve them in general, you'd be missing out most of its fun.

I must be a little unfamiliar with the genre and the expectations. I do prefer a good long hours of story and content.

This is not a story-heavy game. It's a story about a group of adventurers collecting four runes to unlock an ancient Dwarf Fortress, and the "story" is you (and your friends, if playing coop) doing it. The dungeons and loot are a little different each time you play, and your progression (perks, equipment, etc.) are randomized. When you die, your run ends and the amount of gold you've collected is used to unlock new things (equipment, modifiers, allied AI characters) for future playthroughs. Equipment isn't great starting out, so it will usually take a little bit of time to unlock a few things that will weigh the odds in your favor.

Completing a (normal) playthrough takes about an hour, give or take, but you're meant to do it multiple times. The content is the gameplay, and even if the goal were to only be "beat every boss in the game once", it would probably take you more than 3-5 hours just based on random chance.

[Blowfeld]

I think about 10 to 15 hours in you have seen and experienced everything this game has to offer. Maybe in a few hours less if the devs clean up the controls.

For a roguelite it is quite lite on content. Still a fun game, but nowhere as good as Rogue Legacy and I would only recommend buying it on a deep sale.