Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault

Ну прошел я ее. заработал много миллионов, купил почти все что можно и теперь хз чо делать. 50 часов поиграл и хватит

Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault is a Top-down Action RPG and is a sequel to the first game Moonlighter, you once again play as a Will the owner of the shop resuming your adventure to collect fancy relics and banish evil while maintaining the satisfaction of your customers. The game offers a new region aside from Reynoka where it was accalimed by Moloch an interdimensional collector. You will swap between 3 different dimensions where each has their own relics and unique traits and effects. Swarmed by enemies on each screen and rewarded with relics, weapons enhancements or time challenges upon completion. The controls and the animations were pretty solid, I didn't have any issues during each adventure, many NPCs to meet who will support you on your runs and journey, each offering their services from blacksmithing to potion upgrades, to stickers (charms) to get even stronger and match the caliber of stronger enemies in the later dungeons. The OST and music were pretty nostalgic and brought the fun memories when I played the first game from around 5 years ago and I'm really happy to see this day come!! Thank you devs for bringing back this amazing nostalgia. I also love how the game evolved in terms of graphics and the pixel art style to the current one and I don't really mind it as I love and enjoy playing into those both styles. Each has their own magnificent touch. Boss battles were pretty fun and challenging at the same time, each offering their unique set of attacks that will keep you on your toes the whole fight, dodge timings are important and paying attention to the indicators during each fight will play a big role in overcoming the fierce battles. It's truly recommended especially if you loved or played the first game or if you love Top-down Action RPGs in general. Overall Rating 10/10

If the game crashes mid-run you lose all your progress, so, yeah.

The first game was a brilliant mix of shopkeeping and dungeon crawling. This game is a hack'n'slash that happens to have a shopkeeping mechanic tacked on. Why they thought this is what everyone wanted from a Moonlighter-sequel is not for me to understand.

I feel most roguelikes emphasize the combat, in-dungeon upgrades, and seeing how far you can get. I really enjoy how Moon Lighter changes that loop a little. The bosses are a little easier when compared to other games, but that means the unique materials they drop can be gathered faster. There are still other challenges throughout the dungeon, so I'm not saying it is a walk in the park. I also really enjoy the shop, the town and the customization/upgrade options available. There are so many different ways to improve you character. If anything, it's a little overwhelming, but you always have a goal to work towards. I've heard a lot about how this game is grindy from other reviews. There is some grind to it, but grinding is always rewarded. It is very rare that I come back from a run and I'm unable to purchase some sort of upgrade. When I can't, I'm saving my loot for a popular item event coming up, and then I rake in a massive pay day. When you compare this game to other roguelikes, I find it to be enjoyable both in and out of dungeons. I'm not always racing to get back to other dungeon. I also find the game loop to be rewarding enough while keeping the game playable for a long time. I'm not going to drop the game because the game loop got boring 10 hours in, and it's not a game you can finish that quickly either. The cost per hour on this game is definitely worth it in my eyes.

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great game, addictive, no major issues