Stacy Sharp and the Night Of Too Many Monsters

Great graphics, lots of fun. Tons of care put into it, more than most full-fledged games that charge some money even. Am enjoying it. -- Update after more playing. Still a fun game. Enough that I've dumped time into it and started to see where it eventually breaks down. Even with that in mind I think the creator should have charged for it -- it's worth SOMEthing, like 1.99, but I can only assume whoever made it decided that they both got pretty far with it but at the same time didn't want to 'finish' it, so they just called it done and released it for free. Main places where the game starts to break down: - Eventually as you get closer and closer to the end of the game, you start leveling up at a rate which is downright annoying, since this pauses the game and requires you to select a random, and by then repetitive, upgrade for that run. - Limited enemy and event variety. - Surprising amount of unlocks, but the axes feel pointless, at least so far. Once you've picked up all the standard upgrades, you're powerful enough to soldier on through the game. - The length of the game plus the frequency and repetition of both the enemies and the unlocks makes things feel like a bit of a chore. Still cute and full of heart, but there's a more well-rounded and informed review of this one.