Sol Cesto

Great game. Got addicted to it and 100% it in 22 hours. You will overestimate your luck and you will rage quit on the final boss when you lose to a weird looking blue angel.

That's what I call a perfect indie game: no ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, just good game mechanics! Nice work. For those who are still hesitating: stop, give them your money and enjoy it, you will thank me later.

Muito bonito e com uma mecanica viciante

Muy divertido con mucho potencial pero amplío margen de mejora, sobretodo en los personajes jugables, estan diseñados para decidir como de dificil quieres la run pero sería mejor que tuvieran mecanicas distintivas y divertidas

BOM DIAUÉU!

Gambling, Goblins, and Golden Grillz. Sol Cesto scratches that same risk-taking "I'll play those odds" itch Balatro does, with a lively and indisputably unique hand-brushed art style, and a soundscape that sells the world just as much as the visual art does. The core gameplay loop is addicting and your actions feel tactile and impactful, regardless of whether they were successful or a total failure of an attempt. Progression is not gatekept behind hours and hours of dying to bad runs which is very refreshing in the roguelike genre, as even the worst runs will provide opportunities to progress the world's permanent upgrade tree. Sol Cesto is an easy recommendation to any fan of roguelikes, deck builders, or dungeon crawlers, and is well worth a purchase at its price point.

Sol Cesto is a delightfully surreal rogue-lite that does a lot with a fairly simple idea. It's a cute little board game where you take a gamble each time you choose a row of the screen to explore. Like any good roguelike, it keeps adding rules and the simple idea gets increasingly complicated. There's plenty of characters allowing you to explore the game with a variety of gimmick powers. I've become somewhat picky when it comes to rogue-lite games; it frustrates me how long it can take to unlock everything, as I often feel like I'm not truly playing the full game until I've unlocked all the mechanics. I think this game does the meta-progression thing fairly well, however, and I can definitely recommend it.