Godslayer Arena

Good game, but there is too much action and everything is too fast. Attacking is too fast, the spells activate too fast, leading to a screen full of flashing effects... The levels are too short. Please allow for a slower more delicate approach. Too much of everything at the moment, cannot recommend. Unless you want to consciously stare into a screen flashing in all colors at the same time.

ARPG + Auto Battler = Depth & Fun. Really easy game to get into, and if you love theory crafting and build making there is a lot of cool stuff here. I have been pretty surprised how deep this is. Plenty of content to justify the full price right now, and the roadmap looks great!

The game is Ok, 15E might be a bit expensive but on sale at 10 the price seems correct. A couple things that would make it better in my opinion: * Increase difficulty: in ~8h I have yet to lose a single life (I'm at difficulty 5 or 6 I think), why do we even have 4? * Giving the mastery after 5 levels kind of invalidate any choices made beforehand, which is weird. Maybe getting rid of the trait bonuses above 5 would force to play at least 2 spell traits, which would in turn mean you can start choosing a trait before the mastery choice AND fix the issue that right now it seems that it is pretty much always a correct choice to just pick all the spells of a single trait and ignore the rest, which lowers the interest of the choices and thus the replayability. * The possibility the increase further the speed at which the game autoplays, it takes a couple seconds per level to check the interactions but the level still plays for a couple minutes which is kind of a waste of time.

Extremely interesting and unique auto-battler roguelike. The arpg-like presentation and graphical style (UI/HUD included) are quite nice. I held off on this game thinking it was "dead" (as many others did), as, after a brief period of activity upon initial EA release, all activity came to a halt that lasted many months... but due to the game's fairly low price and just how interesting the game looked to me, I bought it anyway. IMO, it was definitely worth the $12-13 I bought it for even as it was, but now the developer has returned (i guess it was just a really rough time for them for a while), and the game has gotten a large content update and a flurry of minor patches in the last week or two. If you watch the trailer and THINK you'll like the game, you most likely will. The game is priced pretty well, and with the roadmap the dev has laid out this is definitely a solid recommend from me if you are into this kind of thing. My only disclaimer is that you will most likely be a little confused at the very start (first run or two) until you see how everything works. But just experimenting, without trying to read all the spells/traits, for your first 1-2 runs is quite fun and you should get the hang of it pretty quickly. Definitely seems like a "hard to master" kind of game, and that's a really good thing here. I can see the replayability factor being very high for most people who play these types of games.

Great game, got me hooked from the start. Absolutely worth it's money. Autobattler, but instead of drafting a team of creatures you draft skills/spells for one hero. You build this one hero to auto-fight hordes of enemies with an ever expanding combination of skills/spells that you are trying to optimize throughout a run. Really good stuff!