In it's current state, i can't really recommend the game.
Don't let my in-game time fool you, I ended up playing this for a lot longer then is marked.
Right off, I can say I absolutely love the art style. Pixel art is something I wish came back more often, and is honestly an artform that's starting to become extinct.
The game is an interesting concept. You have 30 second to save the world.
The way this works is you run around frozen in time, and you only unfreeze time when you're killing enemies.
From there, you want to freeze time ASAP so you can run around, collect loot, exp, and explore. As you progress through the game, you get extra options, perma power ups to boost the 30 second time limit, and get many different ways to subvert said 30 second time limit.
The game plays very similarly to a Diablo game via it's loot. You get a super influx of loot, and after every run, you need to spend time looking at loot, and once you unlock the right shops, you can upgrade your look to permanent status.
If you don't do this, every time you start a new 30 second loop, you loose all your items.
Using the roguelike systems you'd see in every other roguelike, you eventually build your base stats using special currency you earn so you can start taking on enemies that are 20,000 levels above you. (this is not a joke)
This is the end game cycle where you need to enable "Multidimensional mode". This is where enemies get massively hard, very quickly, and is where all the best loot drops.
This is also when I started to see the pitfalls of the game very quickly.
During my runs of dying, reloading, and learning what "Glitch enemies" are (ie: Enemies that can ignore your time freeze to various degrees), i realized something important:
There's only 4 maps in this entire game.
There's the tutorial starting zone
The Desert biome
The Underground Canal
and the Final Boss stage.
These stages never change. They just get bigger numbers, but it's the exact same bosses and patterns.
While going through and doing side quests for this, it hit me pretty hard that I was getting kinda bored with the loop, and realized that it's just tedious.
During my time, I ended up collecting several temporary items, powers, as well as Avatars (different characters to play as), and realized the end game goal of the game was that you needed to farm for a very specific set piece, to give to the original character, to beat the game.
The game does not explain this to you at any time, and I had to look it up online to get an idea as to what I actually needed to do to beat the game.
Running the same 4 maps gets old.
Especially when you're trying to raise the Multidimensional mode level, and the game stops you nearly every time you try, with the character literally telling you they forgot to do something, preventing you from starting a run.
The problem with this is the game does not tell you what the MC is talking about, so the run never starts, and because you're between the HUB and the Mission, you can't just return to the lobby. You actually have to return to the title screen, and do trial and error via running different stages using different portals and starting points to see if SOMETHING will let you bypass the "I forgot to do something" message, just so you can start up a higher difficulty of the Multidimensional mode, so you can get better drop rates just to see the true ending.
I ended up burning out before getting there, and put the game down.
For now, it's a big "Do not recommend" until the game gets more content, more maps, and is flushed out more, but I have a strong feeling this is the final product the developer intended.
