This game was pretty entertaining. The visuals were great, the combat and abilities were pretty sweet to use, and the overall presentation of the game held up fine. There was the occasional slow down, but nothing that frequent throughout my time playing. The games difficulty spikes can get pretty frustrating at times. With the lack of a dodge or sprint ability, completing the game on higher difficulties can become a chore.

The game is short, roughly an hour long, but the game does allow you to increase the difficulty after every successful play through. I believe there are a total of 10 new game + difficulties based off the achievements. It has procedurally generated levels, so each play through is somewhat different, even though the end objective of every level is always the same. Speaking of levels, there are a total of 4 + a boss arena.

There are collectibles that you can obtain through out each level. These collectibles allow you to purchase items from the shop using 'coins' (mostly health items), acquire perks using 'curios' (extensive hidden list), and even change a characters wear by collecting chickens 🐔. I will say after completing the game for the first time, you will have a bit of a grind collecting and unlocking all the perks available for your character. After my first play through, I was only able to unlock two out of what looked to be around hundred and that isn't even counting the tiers of the perks, which increase in cost.

Overall, the game captured my attention all the way through--albeit a rather short play through. I enjoyed the combat and really liked the playable characters. With a total of five survivors, each with their own skills and upgrade abilities, I would say the game succeeded in what it set out to accomplish. If you're looking to pick up a game and potentially play cooperatively with a few buddies and this style of game checks just enough boxes and you are okay with playing through a short but procedurally generated campaign numerous times with a great cast of character designs, then I would say go for it.