Edit: Don't buy this game ever, this seller is a shady asset flipper and this is just another example, see Gun Brothers and Massive. What they're trying to do is use a similar style of graphics and gameplay look to that of Nuclear Throne (and the name being misleading to cash in on Dungeon Souls) to sell incomplete asset flips that are the most basic games ever made. In fact, Gun Brothers and Massive have the same boss in both games and the same of some of the mobs in both games. Go spend your money on Enter the Gungeon, Neuro Voider, Nuclear Throne, Blazing Beaks, literally anything else, please, don't support asset flippers. If you don't care about cash in, shady asset flips, read on, there're tons of reasons why you don't want to play this game.
Don't buy on sale. I say this because anyone who's been looking at this game will notice that the game goes on sale every other week just about. If the dev wants our money they need to fix their game first and make it playable, for starters, and further make more sound assets to add into the game (same song on repeat from main menu to game to close, no hit sounds, no low health warning, no hit sounds, sub-par explosion sound, so on) and they need to make it not impossible to see anything.
Pros:
-Not a cash grab I don't think.
-Graphically not horrible.
-It runs at least.
Cons:
-No sound diversity
-Poor random generation, spawn into area of map in the open and get killed by the 3-4 copies of the toughest enemy in the game.
-No enemy diversity, 5 total enemies, vomiting frog (aforementioned toughest enemy), knight, Slime, armored chicken, and explody dude.
-Poor hit boxes, enemies hard to hit, but enemies will hit you because your hit box is bigger than theirs (the knight is melee and uses sword will catch you further away than you catch them and they one shot) and the explody enemy explodes so wide you have to be at the farthest possible melee distance to hit them and not instantly die, because the explosion deals your full hit bar in damage. Also to pick up items you have to be in specific spots, which more often than not, you'll never find making you push the button a million times and not know what the item does.
-Every time you spawn there's a giant bar of text across the screen for 5+ seconds making your start of a game a bunch of waiting and probably dying since you cannot see.
-Control inconsistency. Press E to pick up weapons, but C to pick up items, when you die it says you can push Enter or X to retry, but X doesn't work and Enter sends you to main screen.
-Lack of stuff, in fact, there's so little in the current state other than core game play that it's the reason this is such a short list of cons. There are a few bugs, but literally nothing big or game breaking, because spawning is game breaking in the current state of the game.
At current state it's not worth $10, I'd say $5 MAX, until it improves. I bought on sale, hoping would be fun, but was solidly disapointed the feeling I got playing this was that of playtesting a game a friend would have made using bought assets.
