Brotato

噩梦难度更新的真是烂，各个角色难度差异巨大 纯纯的堆数值，环境弹幕设计的尤其烂

Nightmare difficulty might be too easy if you get red items every wave. They should make a new difficulty where your hardware would get bricked if you die

So, a year ago I started a pretty serious fitness journey, and I hate cardio. I ended up getting a Nvidia Shield on my tv in the garage, to run my PC remote, and put my exercise bike out there with the TV. Now each day I have played a crap load of this while mindlessly biking for 1-2 hours each day. The game has become part of my fitness journey, made cardio suck less keeping myself distracted and turned gaming into a healthy habit in a way. So for many reasons this game has been a 10/10 experience for me.

这个狗s游戏难度五及以上只能玩20波，无尽40波以上不知道是哪条🐕开发出来的。垃圾👎。

Jogo legal pra baixar e passar o tempo, bem baratinho e vale a pena, tem mt conteudo e bastante coisa legal pra fazer, várias builds de itens e personagens...

Todo lo que esta bien en esta vida.

Brotato is more of a cute distraction than it is a fun game, but don't let that deter you from giving it a try if you like the genre and that's what you're after. For me personally, it feels lacking in the exploration and roguelite elements that kept me coming back for another round of similar action/bullet hail games like Vampire Survivors and Binding of Isaac. All you do is survive each 60-second wave by mashing the WASD keys to evade enemies while your various weapons automatically fire on the purple alien mobs rushing you. Lather, rinse, repeat for all the waves. It's more like a mini-game than a whole game, but if you grab it on sale, maybe that will suffice for you. Yes, you can get a lot of adorable items like the catling gun that fights alongside you, and the hedgehog you wear on your head, but it doesn't change the fact that you're perpetually stuck in the same brown dirt square fighting (mostly) the same aliens over and over again until you win or they overtake you. You do start getting more beefed up versions of the mobs by Wave 8 or so, but with the exception of the bosses, they felt generic and forgettable. The one enjoyable part is the Shop. It can feel satisfying when the Shop RNG finally gives you the weapon you need to upgrade your build, or an item that synergizes well with your strengths. But then you're back to the dirt square to WASD around more purple aliens, and the concept wears thin quickly. The 3 best things I can say they got right are: the artwork, respecting your time, and respecting your hard drive space. But the experience didn't stick with me, and I didn't feel compelled to try ramping up the difficulty or playing through all the characters. It's not a game I would refund, but definitely one to uninstall and then go read a book.