Recent reviews by Sciar

Didn't click for me, I tried to like it but it's just juggling like 60 different things without feeling like the objective is really snapping in for me. I know most people seem to fall in love with this but I played Frostpunk beforehand and couldn't put it down while this game I kept trying to force myself to pick up.

Beat all of hard, been doing some Lunar. It's got some really interesting shifts in classes, lots of little items that slightly change your build.

But most of all the bosses and fights are incredibly well put together, the difficulties ramp really well. It's an incredible game and super fun. I'm so glad indies are filling this missing niche in gaming.

This game is an incredibly fun mix of survival and cooperative stealthing. It's fun, engaging and there's a ton of skill to actually completing the levels.

Gather up some friends and give it a run or fill in the gaps on the discord.

Unlike Street Fighter 5 which launched in a terrible state SF6 is incredible. It works amazingly well, the single player is fantastic. It's an awesome game.

It's got enough depth to be continuously fun and is incredibly addictive. Online competitive mode is a ton of fun and the games polish has a ways to go but functionality wise it works great, it's stable, online matches are great, there's ranking systems etc.

I'm sure there's a great story here but dear god is this game every clunky. The stupid horse has managed to get stuck 3x in my first hour and combat is press X to twirl around and probably not hit anything even if you're right in front of it.

I wanted to enjoy this and I've tried twice now to play the game but I just can't comprehend how these big games have such clunky horrible controls. 2 man indie teams are capable of making games feel smooth I feel like these big AAA games are unfortunately missing the fundamental starting point of polishing a game.

Awesome little game but insanely easy for me. I've only lost my first run I think otherwise I keep clearing it with every deck even while stacking up the ascension challenges (which are things that make your next run harder).

It's got some depth but you need to slog through runs to get there and you keep unlocking new decks which helps keep it kinda fresh. I've played for about 3-4 hours and I feel like there's not much left I haven't seen yet even though there's a few decks I haven't unlocked. I have to keep beating the game over and over with the ones I do have in order to get the next thing so maybe there's eventually a mode that's a bit more fun but it's getting a bit tedious already.

Can't say it's not a fun game though it's an excellent little card/rogue/tower defense. It doesn't do anything exceptionally innovative it just merges all the other games ideas together.

Fun little game is right - way too easy in my opinion even on hard I one shot every world with any crap team comp I tried. Heroes hitting level 3 just gives them so much power. In the first hour I beat every world and did a few more runs for achievements but 2hrs in there's not much left to do.

Either way it's priced very low for a reason and in EA. It'd be great to see longer runs put in as you tend to collect a lot of money and get your full team put together in 5-10mins which could've been extended a bit and made harder pretty easily. Great idea though so still a thumbs up.

I wanted to like it but it was just... bland. The story was exceptionally bad and failed to get me interested. It's probably good fanfare if you get excited just because it's branded league of legends but if you took that away I can't imagine this game would've garnered much attention. Just didn't land for me I guess.

Wonderful little game but way too simplistic in strategy.
Played three runs in 4 hours
First run I beat regular mode
Second Run I beat hard mode with a normal modifier
Third run I one shot hardest mode with folk mode on

I wont spoil the strategy for new players but 4 hours in and I'm unlikely to ever return to the game. For $5 well worth it but it would take an afternoon of balancing the game out to offer a lot more replayability.