Oneiro

Oneiro is like a 3D FPS version of Spelunky meets Risk of Rain, where each run is different in the items, weapons and approach you will take in your quest to reach the top. It's a difficult, unforgiving game, that rewards learning the enemies, traps and mechanics. You will die a lot, and often swiftly, but each time hopefully learn a little bit more of how things work; a little shortcut here, the new use of an item there, obtain some uncommon drop that heaps you break the game just a little bit more in your favor. It has the same pull to me as early Civilization games or Spelunky; just one more run. Now I've worked out how this trap works, I'm bound to get further than last run! I've worked out the attack pattern of this seemingly overpowered enemy, now I don't take any damage... knock down this wall, now the ceiling is used as a ramp to get outside the confines of the labyrinth and progress to the next challenge. Honestly, I feel the asking price is too low. There is a lot of game here, it will challenge you and if you're prepared to persist, the satisfaction of progressing just that little bit more is very rewarding.

yes yes yesssssssssssssssssssssss

i just recently had a vasectomy and lobotomy, then i played this game and realized that its not so bad after all. i would like to thank my best friend for this masterpiece of a game, even if i didnt finish it. even if the graphics are ass, even if its unforgiving, i think the gameplay loop is interesting enough for many people to try it out, even if its quiche. 9/10

There is an enemy that sets fire traps, do you counter by backing off and trying to maneuver around them? No, there are torches on the wall that set you on fire anyways There is an enemy that frequently attacks with large AOE attacks, do you counter it by using stunning attacks? No, this specific enemy and only this enemy can still attack even when stunned. You get hit anyways There is an enemy that rapidly fires projectiles in a straight line, do you counter by approaching while keeping to it's flank? No, it suddenly start firing projectiles in a ring around itself. You get hit anyways. You randomly find a shield, do you use it try as a shield? No, You cannot use the shield with any other weapon. Oh, and the shield does not block damage, it's a copy of the sword weapon but worse. Do you just try to mind your own business and find items? Of course not, spiders can randomly lunge at you from across the map, slimes can shoot the floor out from under you (this instantly kills you), the floor can also suddenly break from under your feet because you didn't notice that the specific tile you stepped on had some dirt on it (the choreograph for fragile glass is dirt, not splinters or cracks for some reason. This also instantly kills you), and if you round a corner a little too fast, you might not notice that the wall you just passed is trapped, taking out 50% of your HP, or just outright killing you if you got the "reward" from killing the miniboss The final boss repeatedly spawns waves of the busted enemies and spams an unavoidable attack. It also hovers out of range as much as it's AI allows, so the only way to end the fight in a timely manner is to hoard a bunch of grapple hooks or to hunt down a genie's lamp (doesn't grant wishes, it gives you double jump for some reason) and dupe it a bunch of times

Very solid game that feels like every single aspect of it is handmade, for better or worse. I managed to beat the first boss and I think I am satisfied with that level of progression since this game is surprisingly hard. I very rarely die to enemies. Most of the deaths I have is from spikes or from falling into the void or boss arena immediately. The textures on the spiked walls and breakable floor indicators do not make it easy to spot, even when I take the time to play slowly. I am sure there is a way to consistently get really strong in this game and it might have really cool tech and such, but nevertheless, I had my fun and I may or may not replay this game and see if I can beat it fully or at least reach the final boss.

Oneiro is one of the most unique games concept and story wise that I personally have played in a long while. Gameplay is the perfect balance of challenging with enough reward to keep the player motivated to move forward. There's tons of different gear options so no two runs will ever be the same. Can't recommend the game enough.

One of my favorite games to play to pass the time. Not grindy, no repetitive bs, and no boring gameplay. The surreal visuals are just amazing and are an eye f--k in a good way. I definetly recommend it to anyone who wants to play an already known and loved game genre with a surreal and a not so much seen artstyle in other games

game's really good but the yellow slimes are a pain in the bum

Honestly this game must be one of the best rogue like experiences I have ever had !!! Everything down to the last minute detail is well made and on point with the uncanny vibe I suppose the game tries to give off (at least from my Point of view) which is also enhanced by the soundtrack ! The movement and fighting style seem really slow at first but trust me it's just a matter of getting used to it cause after that the game feels more natural than ever !!! I haven't achieved anything too much yet (only having beaten the first boss :p) but still I am excited for what he game has in store for me when I finally progress : D Overall a pretty neat game I would totally recommend it to anyone , especially if you lookin for a good rogue like ... it literally costs so little for he gameplay it can offer it is basically like stealing :V .

Difficult but great roguelike!