He is Coming

Les devs ont bien bossé dessus, et continuent. C'est vraiment excellent.

not bad

Fun unlockables and build opportunities.

Based game

He Is Coming is a game with great initial potential, a neat retro visual style that promises interesting and deep mechanics, and highly addictive core gameplay. However, it quickly falls apart the moment you start digging into the details… The main game design flaws that ruin the fun: 1. A one- or two-slot reserve is a joke, not an inventory. The item-merging mechanic is a great concept, but it completely clashes with the strict inventory size limits! You are constantly forced to make frustrating choices about what to throw away, blindly guessing which item might drop next. The fun of rapid power scaling from the early chests quickly turns into a tedious lottery: will the item you need actually drop, and will you find a golem or a cauldron in time? The inventory should have been significantly larger, with upgrade options. Merging should be automatic (no one wants this backtracking to the golem!), and the item power bonus upon merging should be x1.5 instead of x2, balanced out by better item progression toward the late game. This would make buildcrafting much smoother and more engaging, allowing for a faster progression of monster strength to compensate. 2. The game relies heavily on item combinations and synergies. This would normally be a huge plus—it's a must-have for any self-respecting roguelite!—if the game didn’t constantly force you to discard items. You are expected to plan your build well in advance, calculate the odds of completing it, and have plans A, B, and C ready… Basically, you almost need to memorize all the recipes. This feels too tedious, turning a gameplay challenge into pure, exhausting memorization. And even then, you still constantly get screwed over by RNG because nothing you actually need drops. When there are hundreds of items in the pool, the option to "ban one item from the run" does absolutely nothing and feels like a mockery! 3. Too much is tied to trial-and-error item merging. Personally, I dislike this kind of blind experimentation (it feels like a massive waste of time), and studying a wiki page isn't fun either. The game should simply show hints about what can be merged with what. And a few minor issues: 4. Regular monsters rarely pose a threat. They are way too weak, which makes the enemy variety barely noticeable (even though it's technically there). You almost never have to worry about anyone except the bosses. The bosses, however, are quite good! They are diverse, interesting, and well-designed! 5. Mechanics like "Purity" or "Flood" feel completely arbitrary. They are unintuitive and just not fun to engage with. Overall, the game has its merits and is decent enough. I hesitated on whether to recommend it or not, but ultimately chose "No." With such a deliberately simple art style and a flood of positive reviews, I expected a gripping gameplay loop and highly polished, finely-tuned mechanics. Unfortunately, the game didn't quite live up to those expectations.

그냥 할만한데 운빨요소가 너무 많은거에 비해 그걸 커버할수있는 시스템이 없어서 하다보면 불쾌한 구간이 좀 많음.

This game is actually lit. I can't wait for the full release. It feels like a board game with less fluf. So fun. Tons of build options. I like it. I like it ok? Jesus christ.

This game is for psychopaths who like their games to be relaxing but also to be mega challenged at the same time. Game is laid back by nature of the auto battle system, but will test your skill. Neat lil game, the art is awesome.

this game is really fun, probably one of the most unexpected sleeper builds ive seen in a game. music is awesome, graphics are sick, and the game just has so much ♥♥♥♥ to do. the singleplayer is packed with stuff to do. tons of challenges, different bosses, unique items and weapons, even little secrets that i still keep finding. as a singleplayer game, this one is great, but it has multiplayer too, which is crazy!! something i never expect from a turn based roguelite game. the multiplayer is fun! very good way of balancing the tons of items that you can use and consolidating it into the multiplayer as to not be overwhelming. overall a really good game, even though its not even full release yet. definitely a little pricey, but you will genuinely have a good time with this game for a long time, so its arguably worth it!!

When you lose: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH When you win: yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy...... When you play kingmaker: ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh..... Peak