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I got multiple points I dislike about the game, and after several hours, I can't excuse it. · The speed: The game max speed is not high enough and you don't have much of way to interact with the enviroment other than with the use of actives and a few cards, which has another problen on it's own. · Interaction: The game has several system to interact with what's on screen but it fails terribly at imprementing them to a functional degree, the actives don't do enough and if you are building for passives you reduce the cooldown between uses which makes it a necesity to turn the auto fire. Alongside this issue there are several cards in the game that deal damage to all units in the screen, problem is, that time this happens is only on the frozen time of the drawn cards, a very limited window that doesn't really contribute enough or can even build around with anything, being able to play them any time during that round would be an interesting route but still irrelevant as the numbers in the cards are nowhere near high enough to be relevant once you are deep enough into the run. · The cards: It's deck building where the deck is surprisingly fluid but the main thing you want are either the max rarity or right below once you combine enough cards, you can get a tower like that first stage and trivialize most of the game. Added to this is the issue of the ammount of cards, the more cards you unlock, the more punishing it feels to look for any, you don't get to increase the odd of any type of cards or orient the deck in any way other than by increasing luck with increases the rarity of cards in certain card rewards, meaning the more you unlock, the harder it is to have what you want. You are getting punished with a bloated selection for unlocking cards with no direction to make ones more likely over others. The naming convention and consistency for certain interactions isn't properly worded on some cards and until you notice the minuscule marks on the top right corner of the cards you don't realize the key information that has, a brief tutorial would help, there is an assistant in the game already but he is not used for that. · The attention: The game calls for repetitive interaction with long waiting times between each part of actual gameplay, the ammount of time spent just waiting makes it feel like the game is an iddle game that needs your atention for a moment every minute, this added with the already long and repetitive runs, it feels like it won't let you play but it also won't let you allow the game to just run on it's own. · The theme and narrative: Overall it was fairly interesting at first, and OS to play as a human to punish sinners, there is a narrative that is revealed rather directly to you on that front but other than that, it feels deeply dull, nothing cohesive and no real meat to the narrative, nothing to dwelve upon with most of the content being jokes referencing bureocracy and unfair treatment, the game treats punishing sinners and yet dwelves nothing on the cosmology it takes the idea from in any significant way making it feel hollow. The music really has nothing to do with the game, it's quite literaly just a playlist, it gets old quick. If you like the music, it's fine but it contributed nothing to the game I couldn't be doing with my own playlist.

cool

徘徊在及格线上的一款游戏。

Pretty okay, not too much depth.

great if you like deckbuilders and tower defense. not recommended for Christians or nerds

fun

A nice little indie game - nothing groundbreaking, but cool art design, and fun for a bunch of hours :)