Entropy

good classic made up game, but too blurry, and combat need more speed, also need more armor variant and effect not just slap stick to body = finish, overrall got potential

Perfect game for those looking for a PS1 era turn based RPG to get sunk into. Only drawback is that it's only tha first act out so far and I need MORE!!

incredible throwback game with a huge emphasis on atmosphere & strategic combat. very much looking forward to the full game!

The game is fun for what it is, and well worth the cost. My only complaint is that the movement feels slow. Either a run or speed-up option would be nice.

Dread Delusion was a masterpiece in art, story and worldbuilding and Entropy is more of the same, refined to perfection. The inclusion of a classic JRPG combat system with inury and permadeath had me engaged with every combat through act 1. Play this game.

old-school JRPG in a setting worth exploring. At time of writing (day after early access release), it's only act I. Can't wait for the rest

Great so far, but $12 for about 10 hours with only Act 1 is wayyyy too much.

Honestly its an amazing game! I'll definitely play more and test all the classes, but the audio, art, how combat works, i'm very excited to see how it progresses!

Pretty good! Not as difficult as I thought it would be considering I played on hard(the apparent intended difficulty) I only died once and by the end of Act 1 only struggled with one fight(which was tied to an optional side quest) And since this is in Early Access and the devs are wanting suggestions etc here is some: Increase the accuracy of targeted attacks to incentivise their use. A middle ground between Regular attacks and weapon specific abilities. I felt that outside the opening area I didn't need to attack limbs as it would be faster to kill them outright with more accurate attacks or more damaging strikes. I would also like to see more defined characters to find and add to your party. I got through whats currently in the game with the 4 characters you get at the very beginning. The experience was enjoyable nontheless. I did not experience any glitches or bugs, and I felt rewarded for exploring.