Skelly Selest

Felt pretty miserable to play. Doesn't play very well twinstick and can't use mouse aim if playing on keyboard. Frustrating enemies and annoying mayhem everywhere. It's not for the feint of heart, that's for sure.

I am begrudingly changing my review to Recommend after playing a bit more and realizing how addictive the RNG aspect is. However, my criticism as follows still remains relevant: See, the mechanics are cool, the aesthetic is crunchy and all but when I die over and over for no fault of my own but because the game just cannot accept aim input properly, there is just no reason to play it. I cannot care about any progress or finding new upgrades and such when I know it just won't matter because I am going to get cheap shotted when My character misses for no reason. I push left, it swings diagonally, I push diagonally it swings straight... This is not me. This is the game. It seriously detracts from the fun and instead becomes a stress inducer... But with all that said, you can easily get a broken build very quickly if you just get a relatively easy combination of powers. For instance, all kills count as ax kills plus ax kills spawn rotating bullets, plus homing bullets, plus double ammo on kill... just destroys everything.

The [u][b]Skelly Selest Soundtrack[/b][/u] contains 20 pleasant and upbeat chiptune songs from royalty-free composers [u][url=https://ozzed.net/]Ozzed[/url][/u] and [u][url=http://rolemusic.sawsquarenoise.com/]Rolemusic[/url][/u]. The songs are mostly adventure-themed and help get you into the groove of exploring a dungeon but unfortunately don't match the dark and grim aesthetic of the game. Although I enjoy the genre as a whole, none of these songs particularly resonated with me and I wouldn't listen to the soundtrack outside of the game; however, they fit the gameplay relatively well and serve as good background noise. [h3]Technical Details[/h3] The soundtrack has a total duration of 36 minutes and 8 seconds, each song is available in MP3 format, and all songs have been shortened to be 1-2 minutes in length for the purposes of the game. [h3]Conclusion[/h3] Overall, I recommend the soundtrack because it's free and acts as good background noise but isn't something I'd actively put on and daydream to. If you want to hear more chiptune music from these specific composers or support them directly then visit their websites which I've linked above. Favorite song: Poppies

Pretty good content for the price, I can definitely see this being a $10 game. 7/10

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This game hits all the cool points of a roguelike that I need, cool characters, unique items, bosses and exploration... really cool game, remember You can do it. Skeleton.

Somehow I disliked every minute I played this game. Didn't like the overall dark and high contrast graphics. Most enemies are absolutely annoying do deal with. Your attacks are usually very short-range, more like in-the-face range and the hitboxes are pretty small which results in constant life loss. Blah. Definitely not a game for me.

Hard as balls cross between Binding of Isaac & Vampire Survivors with a stronger focus on skill rather than luck, & much more fast paced than both.

Excellent little arena shooter with great fast-paced combat. There are quite a few different game modes and excellent replayability for those who really get hooked into the game. My only complaint is that there is a lack in contrast between enemies and the background, making it difficult to see some of the enemies (so if your eyesight isn't perfect you might struggle a bit... but that's not a deal breaker).

It a pretty simple but fun game I enjoyed.