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Fun! Neat! Cute! Only problem is there isn't more of it.

Good for fans of Slay the Spire, Into the Breach, FTL.

Underneath a bunch of annoyances and the occasional bug is exactly 50% of a really fun game.

They made a solid basic combat, but the enemies get tedious by the 5th run.

They made a lot of cool items, but they don't tell you what they do until you pick them up - so you have to memorise an encyclopedia or alt+tab out all the time.

They padded it out with different skins on the same bosses, but if you get a bug when you beat them, you won't get credit when you win and can't finish the game. Which happened to me, and is the reason this is a thumbs down.

Combat/gameplay is fun; controls are tight and it's challenging without seeming unfair. With each attempt you both become better at the game and upgrade your character so you can survive longer. That combination gives a real sense of progress which is missing from some roguelikes. The game does a good job staying fresh with the combinations of boons (acquirable skills) and rewards in each run.

Like all Supergiant games there is a great story. They've done a particularly amazing job with the voiceovers. There's next to no repetition, each character gets new dialogue as the story progresses, and the Olympians have contextual lines for so many things. Each god and character is unique, well-characterised and has depth, all of which makes the world seem much more lived-in than some of their previous games.

I have experienced 0 bugs or glitches.

My only quibbles would be that fishing should be explained better and it's often possible to lose track of the player character when there are a lot of effects/explosions/boons going on at once.

Recent update broke the game. Again.

They do not test updates before release.

Still requires Rockstar Games Social club.

Too much fiddling required to get a decent FPS.

Tons of replayability. You can win with many different playstyles and combinations of weapons and abilites, but it stays challenging. Love it.