Domain of Hallucination

A lovely game in which you play a wizard who had one too many potions and turned their staff into a fully automatic magic missile rifle. There also are conveyor belts and a fruit market. Don't question it, this truly is one of the Domains of all Hallucinations. It's quite easy to pick up, but the difficulty ramps up just the right amount to keep you hooked. The map building mechanic adds a interesting dimension to the very movement focused core gameplay, in which you can strategically place new map tiles to make a narrow escape, and define the loot pool yourself. There's a good amount of content available, given that it's early access; I've played for an hour and barely scratched the surface. Give it a try!

Love the Map expanding mechanic and was also surprised by the depth of the skill tree. Each run feels like a fresh experience and the weapon upgrades make me feel like a machine gun in one run and like a mortar in the next. Would recommend!

Happy to see more

Interesting mechanics, simple game. The foundation is good!

awesome game. not overwhealming, easy to understand. great for a pass by game to play in 12 min if you are waiting on something bigger, i personaly love it and would recomend everyone to at least try it out

Absolut empfehlenswert, sehr süchtigmachend. Coole mechanic, dass man sich die Map selbst erweitern kann/muss.

It's a fun twist on the Bullet Heaven forumla. you can see the inspirations it took and expanded upon. You build your own map, the bosses are outside of said map, and they adapt to you in the next run. it's a worthy pick

Crazy work. I tested the game at HeroFest 2025 and got a short Rundown on the game from one of the Developers. :) now im 30min in and i couldnt think i would get a better thing for those 3 Bucks. Its a Rougelike Mapdesigner, pretty darn sweet. (There's just one little Visual Bug sometimes, when you add another map.) KEEP IT UP :)

Nice game, was able to try it at Fantasy Basel and now in Early Access, there are some really nice improvements. I like how new mechanics are gradually introduced through the "skill tree".

Very cool, thank you Kanye