
A short incremental game where you play as a Healer in a party. Your main job is to keep your party alive. Upgrade 200+ skills in a skill tree, from healing to party damage. Designed to be completed in around 4 hours.
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Play as Kale, the Master Healer, on his journey to defeat the Demon King who terrorizes the Kingdom. Your main job is to keep your party alive by healing or buffing them. Accompanied by a tank who is always sleeping, a newbie archer, and a genius but mean magic user.
As a healer, it's your job to heal your party and keep them alive.
You can upgrade Kale's ability to heal or your party's damage, maximum health, and other stats in a massive skill tree.
Eventually, your party will be able to defeat bosses (and maybe the Demon King itself).
Well, your party is not so useless after all...
Massive skill tree (200+ upgrades)
18 active spells to support the party
16+ different dungeons
Fight bosses with different strategies
Short gameplay (~4 hours of playtime)
Challenge post-game for more content
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Languages: English
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 264 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
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Reviews
Actually a great game, but thumbs down until we get Cloud Saves! The game itself is really well done, tons of fun, and playing as a healer is a great change of pace. But why on earth is there no Steam Cloud support? We are in 2026 – it is extremely annoying when you want to play on another PC and have to start all over again. I have absolutely no desire to manually hunt down save files and copy them to other devices every time. As soon as cloud saves are patched in, I'll gladly change this to a positive review. Until then, I can't recommend it in this state.
If you like healing in MMO's, Master Healer Kale with useless party is going to be right up your alley. Short, but fun to play! [b]❤️️ Pros ❤️️[/b] [list] [*] Can't go wrong with pixel-art graphic style. It's super cute. [*] "Healing" is rarely the core mechanic of a game but when that is your niche it really scratches that particular itch! [*] The talent tree is very big and especially in the start it really makes a difference in how the fights play out. [/list] [b]❌ Cons ❌[/b] [list] [*] It is not very long. At some point levels get "challenge modifiers" such as the fact that your mana constantly drains, but it's not super fleshed out. [*] When you have a lot of upgrades the battle just becomes a big mess of stuff happening and you can't keep up anymore. Some skills also make annoying noises (such as the Holy spell from the spellcaster) causing audible noise on top of the visual noise that was already there. [*] You can't swap out the cast of characters. It would have been amazing if your party members changed (either by player choice or if you randomly get "whoever was in the tavern") allowing for more depth in party composition, which immediately affects your playstyle as a healer. [/list] [b]Final thoughts[/b] A lovely game for anyone that loves healing! Don't expect anything crazy and you'll be pleasantly surprised by the fun this game has to offer. Who knows, you might end up converting to become a healer yourself in other games... Was this review useful to you? [u][url=http://store.steampowered.com/curator/26849460/]Check out the Izzy Reviews Curator page[/url][/u] for regular updates on reviews for other games!
Addictive and very fun game. Pity, it's too short. I took about 6 hours to complete. Looking forward to more content from the developer!
A fun little game.
The initial gameplay loop is fun enough for this genra, the issue come from a lack of ambition to keep the player engaged after 2 hours since you keep doing exactly the same thing from start to finish. There should have been a twist halfway to make it easier to digest.
Pretty fun, and requires different tactics in different levels. Easy enough to get grasp of things, and you never need the full skillbar. Doesn't overstay it's welcome with even Nightmare mode in it unlocking after.
One of those hidden gems that quietly steals 8 hours of your life. Great value, satisfying progression, and a fun endgame.
S-tier indie game
The game is fun, but it has some game-breaking bugs, and it's about as optimized as a refrigerator is aerodynamic. Ram usage is through the roof. Game breaks so that you cant cast spells and complete stages, and it happens way too frequent.
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