The Sargosian Abyss

Greate Game. Many tactical options. Simple, but complex as well. Inventory management just a little too uncomfortable. Love it. Want more!

Really liked this turn based combat game. It hooked me more than the other game from this developer (Battle for Esturia). Graphics are somewhat simple but I think they match well with the old school nostalgia is going for. I'm from that era so I'm perfectly fine with them, and I think it's beneficial to the genre, as everything is clear and uncluttered. It took me a few rounds to grasp a bit how things work. I'd say that the very beginning of a run is the hardest (so far), as it can be very punishing. Once you start using items and leveling, things get smoother. A few suggestions: - I personally prefer to know in advance what I can expect from an item or a weapon. That way I can properly plan attacks, combos and contingency actions. At the moment, I don't know the range of damage an attack can do. - Likewise, it'd be nice to know the enemies' ranges (both the walking distance AND the attack range), so I can stay away from both melee and ranged distances if I wish to. - For a somewhat punishing roguelike game, the economy so far seems a bit lenient. I have way more money than I can spend so far. Coin reward should probably be reduced, or item prices should be higher, or more powerful (and expensive) items available at shops. Or a combination of them all. - It'd be nice to ALSO equip the other way around: select an item, and see how that item would affect each character (instead of having to go inside each character menu). That'd save me some time and would definitely appreciate it.

You're sent by the high priest of DoorDash to the NEET goddess of vore to die and/or give her a lethal dose of food poisoning. 8/10, Restore spell is busted and I can't just pick all women, but otherwise it's pretty good. This is the one game I've played where Cow is a class, so that's neat. Touch the cow. Do it now.

good game, the cows were epic and cat statue god was cute

Cow is based.

Great game. Enemies change up enough to keep things interesting and unlocking all the different character abilities was a lot of fun. More variety in the item stats would be nice but the game is short enough that the drops still feel rewarding. The little lore booklets and shrines you find throughout the dungeon are a nice touch.

I played a run-through on Permadeath. The game is VERY oldschool. 99% of the content is combat. One weapon shop in 5 levels (prices are unbalanced and not good deals.) Since the story is linear and fights cannot be avoided, you play until a fight is too hard. Was fun for one run. I do NOT recomment this game at this stage but see the future potential.