
Survive as long as you can through the waves of magic guardians, level up to heighten your own magical abilities, and unlock game changing weapon upgrades and new arenas as you explore Dark Willow Crypt! Will you escape, or are you bound for the grave...
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Explore the remote grounds of Dark Willow Crypt in search of legendary magical secrets from the mages laid to rest there. But the dead do not give up their secrets freely... With rogue-like, survivor style game-play, face the graveyard's increasingly challenging guardians while enhancing your own magical abilities through both the artifacts you find and the experience you gain.
First-Person arena shooter combat with Survivor-genre inspired mechanics
Rogue-like leveling system with a variety of player and weapon upgrades for diverse build crafting
A handcrafted magical world with varied arenas to provide unique combat challenges and distinct enemy encounters
Optional Endless-Mode to push player builds to their absolute limit
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Languages: English
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[h1] Roguelike arena shooter. Skeletons, flying coffins, gargoyles will sniff and puff behind your neck. Fairly easy and super short, can be completed in 15 minutes. Visuals are nice and remind of games like Ziggurat. Unfinished game pretty much, would like to see full release with more exploration, boss battles and more weapons. [/h1]
Кароче ультракилл, если бы разраб был бы норм челом
Decent fun.
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I mean its free but like after 25 minutes you've seen all you'd ever see from the game. It's really repetitive. There's no "do this and get this thing to alter future runs." Edit: Guess a parent/friend of one of the devs or something goes around to comment on your profile if you don't allow comments on a review. Like ok it's a student game. Unless it's made by middle school kids this is still adults making a game. Why can't people not recommend people spending time on something that might not be worth 25mins of their time. Ya'll are weird.
A roguelike FPS where you sprint around blasting magic like a caffeinated wizard fighting for rent money. Each run feels unique thanks to the different upgrades and relentless enemy waves. Easy to jump into and hard to master, especially impressive for a free game.
Fun free game worth extra hours if needed for the 100%.
Fantastic game. The sound design and graphics are great, the gameplay's smooth, and all three weapons and their upgrades are fun and interesting to use. There's not quite enough variety to make the game super replayable, but I definitely a lot of fun playing through to the end and fully unlocking all three upgrade paths.
Nice little horde-based Survivor game. A bit dry on the "roguelike" front but considering that is free it's a good game to pass 1 or 2 hours.
Play it through once for a laugh. It's alright, particularly for a student game.
A very short, fun fantasy roguelike. Just hold left mouse to spam crossbow and occasionally press right mouse to toss a damaging potion toward enemies. After each stage, it rolls 3 random choices from the decent sized pool of perks, and can choose one to upgrade. You are also given this choice every time you level up from collecting XP orbs dropped from enemies. There are only 3 stages I believe around the small map, but then you are given the option to Escape or Continue, and I chose Continue to replay through the same stages again. It doesn't reset your progress though, so you can continue building up your skills to see how OP you can become. I made it to the 2nd stage again before being overwhelmed by enemies and did not feel the urge to replay. I think I've seen everything there is to see, but it was free fun for a good 40 minutes. Give it a try if you like roguelikes, it's not one for everybody but maybe you'll like it.
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