Death Must Die

Lots of heroes, i wish they would give an update thou at some point with some new content.

Muito bom

Not a big reviewer, just wanted to leave one to balance out the (not so surprising, I suppose) amount of negativity this one's getting from entitled gamers whining that their $7 isn't getting them a steady drip feed of updates as if this was a live service game from a major studio. It's not the deepest game of its type, but if you enjoy auto-battling games and action RPGs and the aesthetic grabs you, this one's got the sauce. There's just enough active control to keep it interesting longer than a Vampire Survivors or one of its endless lazy clones, but not so much that it tips into chore territory like a PoE can. Steam tells me I've put nearly 20 hours into it, which, as a chronic novelty-chaser, puts it in the 90th percentile of my Steam library and the most-played game in the survivors vein. You've got fun classes and builds, dialogue that feels a bit tossed-off but also clever and full of character, a bit of lore, cool pixel art that uses color and light quite well, horny NPCs--what else do you want for seven bucks? Based on their update blog, the devs are clearly working on it still. It sounds like they're unsure where it's headed and want to do more of a straight ARPG thing. I'm not sure how far they can push that and have it be the same game, as it's very much a 'play a couple of chill rounds' type of game and the balance between auto-fighting and active control (dodging, really) is what makes the game, but I'll keep checking in regardless because it's clear to me from play and their writing that they know what makes fun mechanics. Also, an early access game with a Mac build is rad. Runs flawlessly on Steam Deck as well. IIRC the only issue is that you might need to occasionally use the touchscreen for menu selections.