Honestly, this game deserves all the praise it gets and more.

I've had it for a while now, and although my (currently) 29 hours on the game may seem low, this game is tons of fun and I can't get enough of it. The main reason why I don't play it more is due to my hands which end up hurting after a while.

Now, it's actually surprising how much I like this game considering I'm absolute booty in rhythm games. It really makes this game much harder to play for people like me, especially when trying to complete all the characters (most specifically Aria). Now for those who may believe this game won't offer much because it's a small indie game, think again. Obviously it may not offer as much variety as, let's say The Binding of Isaac. However it still has many challenges to complete, quite a bunch of characters offering different playstyles, a two-player mode. etc.

If you love one or more of the things I'm listing out, you WILL love this game:
-Rhythm games
-Dungeon Crawlers
-Rogue-Likes
-Challenging games
-Action
-Rock/Metal music genres and subgenres
-Fantasy settings

Also, when you're done with this game, I highly recommend Cadence of Hyrule if you own a Nintendo Switch. It's basically this game merged with the setting of The Legend of Zelda.

Hurts my hands 9/10

Since the bundle for Saints Row 2, 3 and 4 with all the DLCs was on a huge sale, I decided to buy the whole thing instead of Saints Row 4 GOTY. Actually was a great choice on my part so far: Saints Row 2 has a lot of stuff to do, it's fun, there's some difficutly to it and you get emotionally attached to some characters, like Carlos on my end. However, it is a port and it sometimes is a little glitchy, but viable. Haven't seen any game breaking glitches yet but I've been stuck on something before and the visuals for the floor also dissapeared one time. The glitches during cutscenes are just plain hilarious though. 8.5/10