Slay the Spire

Makes me nostalgic for Inscryption

perfecto para desarrollar ludopatia temprana

This game is unparalleled for killing time. Now, whether or not that's something you'd want to do is another question. Or so I thought. Because having lost 50 hours of my life to Pavlov's wet dream of a game, I did eventually come to rethink my assumption that it is a "great" time killer. Because a great time killer is one that absorbs you for hours (again, why would you even want to do that to begin with?) and doesn't leave too much of a bitter after taste in the form of resentment. This game though, great as it is from many game design aspects, is one that leaves you frustrated because it is unbelievably unbalanced. See, the chance events in this game (that includes almost everything) are all determined from the beginning based on a seed (You can take a futile stab in the dark by setting it yourself). I can see why they made this decision but this approach only works if you have worked some magic to ensure that no matter how the random events pan out, the game remains fairly balanced. That isn't the case here. Without you knowing it, the game may or may not have already doomed your fate, sending you on to waste your hours until you get to a point where it is simply impossible to progress with the lot you have been given. Trouble is, you only realize that after wasting an hour or so. I beat the game with the three characters but the balancing issue coupled with the addictive design of the game, turn it into a potent concoction of guaranteed self-loathing with around a 30 hour delay before the effects kick in. Do something better with your time.