
Sol Cesto is a tactical and frantic roguelite where mastering your luck is key. Choose a hero, upgrade them using cursed teeth and magical items, and descend to the bottom of an ever-changing dungeon. In this dark world, every action has consequences…
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In Sol Cesto, your goal is to descend through the levels of a randomly generated underground world, diving ever deeper in search of the sun, lost for countless years. On the combat grid, choose one of four rows to move into. You'll then land randomly on one of the four tiles in that row: will it be a monster that harms you? A chest full of gold? Or perhaps a deadly poison trap? Anything can happen…
It’s up to you to weigh the risks of each tile as you clear the screen. Of course, your character will grow stronger, and magical items, special powers, and sinister curses will help you bend the odds in your favor and keep fate on your side.
5 biomes to explore, each hiding monsters and traps with unique behaviors
7 characters with distinct powers, stats, and abilities
Stone teeth that change the game’s rules and probabilities to tip the scales in your favor
Metal teeth that trigger devastating curses and combos
A wide range of items to eliminate enemies or escape dangerous situations
The strange underground inhabitants, some of whom may share their secrets with you
And many more surprises…
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Languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Italian, Traditional Chinese +6 more
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Hours played at review time, across 99 reviews with recorded playtime.
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My eyes must be decieving me. But they are not the only ones telling me the sun has disappeared, When you hear about Sol Cesto for the first time, whether your friend finally ungatekept this jewel of a game or your YouTube algorithm sent you a godly recommendation, it is likely that you'll fall in love with the artstyle. Without playing even a single minute of Sol Cesto, you already know, by the stunning 2d fantasy atmosphere and the original use of paintbrushed characters, that you're in for the true dugeon crawler experience. Moreover, I've only played for about 6 hours and I know that the eye-pleasing visuals are backed by an amazing game design. Sol Cesto is full of intelligent mechanincs that give each run a unique feel, ranging from luck-based combat that isn't really random to knocking out a merchant to steal his items, The sun is gone. How deep will you go to get it back?
Muy buen juego lo recomiendo
What a great game. Very addictive and AWESOME lore. A few bugs on linux (Don't know if happends in Windows too) but here I'm. Cheap and GOOD game.
Very fun and very good artstyle. I finished the game with every Hero now and it seems strawberry builds are kinda broken same as keys. Nerf Peasant, most broken hero.
Как поступит человек, в чьих руках находится единственный способ спасти остальных? Игра раскрывает разные пути и решения, которые принимают персонажи перед лицом этой дилеммы.
This game is a lot of fun, but honestly the best part about it is the weird/misterious atmosphere.
A surprisingly well made game with deep mechanics, unique art style and sound design, as well as some interesting worldbuilding and lore in the background. Core mechanics are very simple and easy to understand, with UI doing a great job at showing the player what is going on and what they are about to do with any given action. There are also some mechanics and interactions that aren't explicitly explained to the player (for example how different items may interact with certain abilities), so there are still ways to experiment with the game and it often pays off. The outcome of combat/exploration is largely luck based, but the game gives you many tools (items, abilities, modifiers, etc.) to sway the odds in your favor. Choices you make feel impactful and often need careful consideration and planning to give player the best chance of a favorable outcome. However, even the most optimal strategies often don't guarantee safety, but understanding the game and planning ahead allow you to deal with consequences of random failures... most of the time. You can always loose to shear bad luck, with minimal mistakes made in the run, which is an intended part of Sol Cesto experience. The game feels generally well balanced - different items all have their uses, each modifier can be helpful in some way (or detrimental, if chosen poorly) and heroes all have some strengths that make them viable. I do however think, that difficulty of different stages (or bioms) of the journey isn't scaled too well. Monsters and other hazards do get stronger as you progress, but the begging is still the most difficult and luck dependent part, where most runs die. With no modifiers and little money you are at the mercy of game's level generation, without strategies you usually depend on once you get some upgrades to help you. I really wish the early floors were a bit more forgiving, especially for the characters with lower hp. The art style is cartoony, with creatures ranging from cute to grotesque and simple objects like chests or spikes. Playable characters and few NPCs you may encounter all have unique designs, which establish their identities and roles in a world where dialogue and other information about them is scarce. The setting is based on dark ages and dark phantasy, which gives Sol Cesto a feeling and aesthetic similar to Dark Souls. Most elements of the world are bizzare end grotesque (like inserting new teeth into your jaw for modifiers), but there are some more whimsical scenes (like stumbling upon a calm water fountain in the forest and fishing out powerful upgrades). All in all nothing feels out of place, every detail of the art is polished to perfection and it is easily one of the most appealing aspects of the game. I recommend Sol Cesto to literally anyone who likes roguelike games and can handle some luck based gameplay.
SE SUA SORTE FOR HORRIVEL VOCÊ IRA QUERER MORRER LITERALMENTE 9% DE CHANCE DE EU CAIR NO BICHO E EU CONSIGO CAIR. mas é um ótimo jogo :)
Art is good, mechanics and meta are so boring and pedestrian; there is nothing really exciting going on, you just scan the rows to see if you have three or four positives and click, otherwise take a chance on a lower percentage, repeat way too many times. Shame, had potential.
Pinche juego todo espectacular y adictivo, ojala añidieran un modo infinito para quienes ya acabamos el juego
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