Fractalis

+ Lots of loot box + Different enemies + Different type weapons + You can play randomly created worlds + Can be play many hours ( 40h - 50h ) Gameplay : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6wLO0il_TU

I rarely write superlatives, but this game is the worst thing happened to me since I've lost a degree to Angband 20 years ago. I'm hooked. Yes, controls could be more polished, but I do not mind. I love it.

While fun at a very reasonable price, I found myself wanting a bit more in the world above the dungeon. The world seems like a small cross section or single screen of what at first feels like a larger continent or Island. It was disappointing to walk to the edg and find out that there was no continuation to this forest or path as it is simply a jarring invisible edge to the 'world'. A minor thing, but it did make the game seem smaller and restrictive to be sure. My main concern (and maybe I missed something) was this: Each type of item/weapon/etc has its own store NPCs vendors and they will not purchase equipment that is not part of their store. For example, you cant sell pole arms to a sword store. Even the 'general' store has very specific items that they deal in and will not buy anything from you that is not specifically tied to that store. Not a thing. While this seems completely reasonable at first glance, the problem I found was that there is no guarantees as to which NPCs will be generated in the town each time a world is generated. You could end up with 3 vendors in the generated town and 2 of them are swords only and one general vendor. Good luck looting anything of value that you can make any profit off of. So I either end up with a bag full of equipment that I cant sell at all, or I just end up with piles of items laying on the ground because they're of no use what so ever. A more fleshed out town/world would go a long way and help alleviate the feeling of the game feeling smaller than it is. With that being said, I still had an enjoyable time. While maybe not the most content packed or crazy items/variables/events as some in the rogue-like genre, the controls we're extremely refreshing. nothing overly complex with 40 keys to remember. Simple. Very easy to turn on and just go for a run or two.