Hack, Slash, Loot

- Game looks ugly (it is hard to distinguish anything on the screen) - Controls are bad - Too random My rating 2/10, not recommended

This game just isn't very fun. It like the genre, but this is a very weak attempt at it. From what I can tell from the terrible UI and lack of feedback, all of your stats come from your gear or scrolls. There is no reason to kill any monster you don't need to. Naturally, the dungeons are sprinkled with tombs that will spawn monsters if you touch them, and any health lost is a resource wasted. Navigating around these things is a nightmare, because the UI is horrible and you can't always see what you're clicking on. Combat breaks down into melee (where you stand around and hit each other), ranged (where you plink at something until it's close enough to hit back and then you stand around and hit each other), and ranged with the ability to pass through walls (where you kite the enemy, and pray that the pathfinding doesn't screw you over). The enemy has the ability to move in diagonal directions, while the player is usually limited to the four cardinal directions. This will lead to unfair hits, and likely several deaths. You apparently unlock new characters by completely adventures with conditions being met, such as having a lot of health, defense, melee power, etc by the end. All of the classes I've unlocked play identical, barring their starting gear. There's no special attacks or abilities that I've found, and combat is just a matter of "kill them before they kill you" repeated room for room as you try not to trigger any more fights than you need. There's no stealth (alerted enemies will always know where you are, so using passwall to escape someone is very temporary), no barriers (it's all a collection of randomly placed rooms), and all the loot is RNG so there's no balance. If you don't get healing scrolls then you're going to be whittled down no matter what. If you don't get a passwall ability then your ranged character is doomed, no matter what. Tl;dr: I've played this game for 7 hours hoping it would open up, and it's the same experience every time. It's the most bland roguelike you could make; it's not terrible, it's just crushingly boring.