Lucky Shot

It's said to be accessible for people with poor aim (like me!) by making strong builds. So despite being pretty below average in FPS I decided I could at least try it out. The first difficulty feels so easy that you can do almost anything and still win. But the second and beyond has felt totally insurmountable, I've tried many times but rarely get beyond the 2nd stage on the 2nd difficulty before I just can't keep up and lose. I even lose on the very first stage sometimes... It's really frustrating and it stopped being fun a while ago. I'm not good at aiming. Not at all. So I don't expect to beat every difficulty, obviously. But yeesh... I can't even beat the second difficulty... After about four hours of trying I decided it's just not going to work out. I know there's a cheat menu in this game for people as bad as I am. But it does feel pretty bad that I'm struggling so bad I have to turn on a cheat menu for anything past the first difficulty. I know all of this is my own skill issue. It's not the game's fault that I wasn't fast or accurate enough. And it's not the game's fault I seem to be in the weird spot where I think the first difficulty is humiliatingly easy and the second is way too hard. I understand this game's concept of 'deckbuilder roguelike + FPS' simply can't accommodate for everyone, unfortunately it seems I am one of those few who fall through the cracks. But this is one of these rare times when I wish steam had a "Maybe" option. If you like FPS or have at least average aim you will probably enjoy it a lot. The game is interesting conceptually and I really enjoyed the onboarding process during the first few runs. The actual synergies available are quite fun to work with. EDIT: I'm changing my review to positive because I decided it's not fair to the developers to give a negative review just because I wasn't good at it. I'm leaving the rest of it as is because my thoughts are mostly the same however.