
Cast Out Colony combines roguelite and bullet-heaven action with robust town-building elements. Choose from various characters, fight hordes of foes, and grow your colony, which in return grows your stats, offering a unique twist on the survival genre.
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Cast Out Colony has been described by its players as a blend of Animal Crossing, Cult of the Lamb, and Vampire Survivors. It fuses roguelite gameplay, bullet-heaven action, and intricate town-building components to craft an entirely distinctive experience, redefining the survival genre. The meta-progression is located within the colony itself. The larger you grow your colony, the higher your character's stats become.
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Languages: English
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An absolute gem in the flood of this genre that deserves a lot more attention than it gets! The graphics are really nice, lovely characters and details in the base building - and having the building aspect at all, even rewarding you for decorating! [strike]It doesn't come with the usual weapon/passive merging[/strike], but therefor you get an ultimate and you can take different villagers on your runs to assist you. A big YES! BUY!! from me if you are into this kind of games! This is one of the games I would buy a "Support the developer" package for if they had one! Edit: Found the weapon merging ;)
Really fun survivorlike with a fun / chill colony building mechanic. I played it for 4 hours straight on accident ...
Very good, the fun of Vampire Survivor with an extra layer of town management!
Very fun! The gameplay is quite enjoyable, from the serene town building to the chaotic arena runs. At first you use whatever abilities you have and get eaten, but as you progress and unlock new abilities, buildings, characters and the like, you’ll begin to experiment and find what works best and eventually discover how to turn your flimsy level 1 character into an enemy steamroller at the end of the run. It has a very addicting gameloop, as every run still feels different enough than the last, which gives the game a lot of replayability. The art style is completely cool! it's simple, but has that “usually weird/spooky thing is now cuddly, cute thing now looks rough” style that made Plants vs Zombies so memorable. Honestly, it was Mecha Green in the trailer what finally made me get the game, it’s so cool! The character design is remarkable, and the graphics and sounds are very cool including the arenas and abilities (you’ll definitely want to see the flashy Skill Tree abilities). As it’s still in early access, it lacks a bit in variety, as many enemies are quite similar in appearance, the music in every arena (although good) is the same, and so far, the endgame consists solely of challenging the harder difficulties, which is still fun, but feels more like a personal challenge than something that directly influences events in your colony. All in all, it’s very entertaining and definitely worth it. It’s very promising, and I’m hopeful for the full release. Best of luck to the devs!
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The game is as fun as it looks like it will be. There is some jank, mild bugs and a few balancing issues, but overall worth playing if it seems interesting to you. There is meta progression via a town and the combat is generic bullet heaven at least from what I've played as of this review.
It's a nice Arena shooter with cute bugs.
an interesting game hope someday will support more languages (so i can know more about the game story)
many funs time killer
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