Break the Loop

Personnellement je recommande ce jeu même si ce n'est pas le mieux qui est sur le marché. Le jeu est un roguelite mais trop facile même si plus on avance et plus cela risque d'être dure cela réduit l'intérêt au jeu, j'ai fait les 2 premiers zones sans perdre un seul donjon. J'ai réussi à faire ces 2 donjon alors que je ne maîtrisais pas le jeu, j'utilisais certaines attaques sans vraiment analyser ses effets. J'aime bien cette idée de choisir où mettre les cases des épreuves que l'on affrontera mais l'idée de faire avancer nos personnages ( et ennemis ) par rapport au prochain qui attaque déséquilibre le positionnement entre ceux qui attaques de loin et ceux aux corps à corps. Je n'aime pas le style graphisme que je trouve trop minimaliste pour dire aussi qu'il est laid par son simplisme. C'est pas un jeu mauvais et peut être si je continuerais dans l'aventure je pourrais lui trouver plus de qualité, je vous le recommande même si j'ai été déçu.

Emperor is hard but we did it...

Stucks at loading screen

Está bastante entretenido. No es el mejor roguelike pero no está mal. Recomendable en descuento.

Mid, doesn't flow well, starts in the middle (not in term of story, but in terms of pacing)

It took me a little time to get into this game, but once it did, I was hooked. I didn't find that it got too repetitive over the three scenarios (and three difficulties on top of that). According to my profile, that was 7/33 successful runs. Once I had 100%'d the game, I did briefly experiment with the random team (allowing for duplicate classes), but I didn't feel the desire to finish another run - it felt like I had already done everything. The combat is fun and each scenario and monster type takes a different approach (the zombie swarm was probably the hardest), however I did end up settling on one team that I enjoyed the most and worked the best. Carmenide, Hellmut, Elisen and Albrecht - with Albrecht being the most consistent. All but one of which are characters you start the game with anyway. I did try out every other character, and some had their uses (Ley actually seemed useful), but it is more about how your team works as a whole. You need evasion/dodge, healing, status effects and silence. Ojo'jin, Upery and Foxman were the least used by me. I think maybe I would have liked more characters or ability customisation. There is a genie capsule that can replace ability 1, but that is about it. Once you find a team synergy that works, there is very little motive to change that. There is definitely a luck-based element to the game, with the capsules you encounter (and when), events, the targeting of the enemies and the crit/hit chances, but that is standard for a rogue-like. Each run also didn't feel too long, which meant it didn't feel like too much to go again and again. There is a decent variety with the capsules. I think it would have also been nice to be able to move them around later or at the very least, be able to replace existing ones (as once you equip it and leave the menu, it is permanently assigned to them). These capsules, alongside events and passives, definitely make each run play a little differently. Overall, a pleasant surprise.

Game is very short. However I do enjoy the artstyle and the mechanics of the games. This has potential for a fully fledged sequel with time rift shennanigans where you meet heroes across time period that fight for a cause. 3 hours and pretty much I saw everything the game had to offer.

Swirch player. Received game key from Dev after rocky Switch launch. Gave PC version a whirl to see how the other half lives! Bit over 30 hours in the Switch version so far. Fantastic and relentlessly challenging roguelike with some solid mechanics I haven't seen elsewhere and combat difficulty I would liken to Darkest Dungeon. Overall solid in all categories... variety, graphical style, challenge. My only real gripe is the music is a bit sedated.