Recent reviews by eidolon232

I purchased the DLC because I have spent a lot of time with the base game and want to support the devs.
At the same time I have to say that this and similar DLCs are just bad value and considering all the effort that went into the lore of the game, there could have been a much more interesting theme than "lOl BeWbS!!!!"

I am kind of surprised, but Voodoo Detective was among the most enjoyable new game of the year for me.
It might not be a long game, but SSS just seems so make everything right in their first game.

Surprised that someone from Europe with a fox avatar leaves a negative review for this game? After getting way too OCD min-maxing in a RPG I was looking for something relaxing and SotN looked perfect in that regard. But there just isn't anything interesting going on in this game. The levels are empty with nothing interesting to discover (unless you can get excited about bringing 30 dead dudes their sticks) and looking at the playthroughs of some later levels, there isn't much of a story either.

Red Mist is a fast paced deckbuilder from an indie developer. Similar to their previous game this one is just as easy to learn, but provides a ton of long term motivation. Despite some minor issues the game is in a pretty good state for an EA game.
While StS's map system gives you more control, each level in RM is one large battle where you level up and trigger events multiple times in between, which provides the feeling of an epic battle.

Not sure what this game tries to achieve, but it just is not an enjoyable experience at all. Maybe a less minimalistic approach would have been a better choice.

Intuitive game that has received an unprecedented amount of polishment from the devs.

Great retro game ruined by horrible combat: No secondary ressources (mana / stamina), no individual targeting (you attack all enemies at once) and no individual actions for your characters.

Nice art sytyle, but the the game gets boring realy fast with only 1 out of 5 secondary weapons that replace your previous alternative weapon on pickup and 1 fixed primary weapon per ship both of which can be temporary upgraded until you die. The radar only shows you where the pickups and boss enemies are, but you have to take a trip halfway around the map to get there when you navigate through the cave system. Without any dialog, collectibles("diary pages" or relicts with a flavorful description ) or cutscenes, it just doesn't feel like you are advancing in the story.

Deckbuilding game with awesome graphics. The 3 chars have a relatively distinct playstile and each char has at least 2 primary themes that they can focus on: The paladin can either try to accumulate Faith points for passive healing or give in to her dark side and turn into a vampire which offers more offensive cards and your attacks drain life.
The balancing and wording is still a bit off, but it's fully enjoyable, stable and without any too obvious bugs.

A graphicly minimalistic game with deep challanging gameplay, cool unlocks and wide selection of characters that all play different.