Bowerwhelm

Simple yet fun game, definitely worth the price. The feeling of leveling up your character and upgrading skills is better than finding a ten dollar bill in your pocket. Most of the details are hidden. Almost all skills can be combined with eachother. For instance, portal is affected by bow and multishot skills . The drone does the same thing. The game becomes easier to play after getting used to combinations. I don't normally write reviews for games. I filled out a form in the game that promised to give me 1000 gold if I provided feedback to the developer. They responded to me via email and added my feedback to their to-do list, and gave me few tips. Pros: - Feeling of character improvement - Replayability - Skill combinations Cons: - You need to try new builds to learn combinations over and over again and it takes time. Need a guide for it. - Final skills are extremely hard to unlock.

A very minimalist “hit and run” video game. The goal is simple: hit those targets with your arrows until the numbers displayed on them disappear. Sounds easy enough? They will hunt you down while you can only use a bow and arrows. Every target drops XP and the more you level up the bigger and scary those numbers will be. Do not worry, though! To help you to survive the ordeal, some skills will be available to you as soon as you hit certain goals (by jumping, dying, destroying targets, and so on). You can then can pick the skills to use by putting them in a “deck”. To make things more spice-y, you can replay the levels on a hardcore mode that you can unlock just by playing; on this hard mode the targets will have increased HP, an increased respawn rate, and they will hunt you down much, much faster than before. With only two levels to choose from, it is a bit repetitive especially if you aim for the 100% (but it will not take that long to hundo anyway).

Interesting gameplay

fun but no steam cloud, also 2k res support will be appreciated.

uhhweeee, im robin hood! * Update * If you guys hate / love flying balls with numbers in it, you will like this game. I can penetrate them like i do it on my birthday (im married if you know what i mean). i like the simple idea of it, you can shot balls, they drop xp + coins, you can upgrade many stuff in the menu and during the game. im a simple man, if i have to shot balls for xp, i will do it.

Zaman geçirmek için güzel bir oyun hissiyat geçiyor skiller düşünülmüş ancak bir noktadan sonra altın veriyor sadece onu skill seçme ekranı gelmeden verse daha iyi olabilir.

In all honesty this game feels more like a cash grab that fails to understand what makes survivor-type games good. Firstly of all, the tutorials are frustratingly slow and the dialogue is unskippable. Not to mention the character that talks to you in the tutorial and throughout the game is possibly one of the most annoying characters I've come across in recent years. Unless you like an AI Voiced scottish man calling you slurs while you play I'd skip the game for that alone. Onto some of the core problems with the game. It's insanely dependent on permanent progression, to the point that you start with literally only three upgrades. You unlock more upgrades as you unlock achievements, but that means your first two or three runs are very restricted in terms of build options. Not to mention that the permanent upgrades itself are so powerful and essential that your first run is guaranteed to fail early. That also presents another glaring issue, which is that once you buy a handful of permanent upgrades, the start of the level is incredibly boring because you're so overpowered from the get go. When you max out a skill, there isn't a major power buff either, and there's no combination of skills. They really just seem to all be working independently. The build variety is very limited because of this. In a nutshell it really screams more "Idle Incremental" game than it does roguelike. I luckily only paid around $0.5, but it's not an issue of monetary cost, you're just better of spending your time somewhere else. (Oh, and just a nitpick. The hands are facing the wrong way on the bow)

Recommended A fresh take on the horde survival genre with some really cool upgrades and systems. The ability to evolve individual skills in your deck and customize its size adds an interesting layer of strategy. The gameplay is simple—think Survivors-style but as an FPS. You shoot colored numbered balls until enemies are defeated, upgrading your character rogue-lite style to progress further through each level. Upgrades are satisfying, leveling feels rewarding, and the game overall is fun and engaging for fans of survival and rogue-lite mechanics.