Vellum

Fun game with one huge flaw: The enemy's attacks ([i]warning zones, projectiles[/i]) are too difficult to see. Imagine trying to see a faint, orange glow in a map where there's sand everywhere, or white projectiles against a snowy / icy wall. The build variety is great, tons of spells, signatures, and inscriptions to make each playthrough unique, but the visual impact of the game just feels incomplete.

This is a fantastic game, extremely fun and I wish it would blow up like it deserves - this is an extremely well designed game, thematically, mechanically, visually. The sound design is really nice, the gameplay loops (All of them, because this game has great content for its price), is all genuinely what you'd expect from a respected indie developer. Highly recommended if you're looking for a casual fun roguelike with your friends.

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yeh

starts fun but then scales into getting one shot off screen by stuff you have no clue is even there

10 seconds of fighting with 10 minutes of selecting self perks, font perks and enemy perks. Way too much downtime

I have been playing this game non stop ever since I got it, it has been an absolute blast. I have defeated the 3 big bads in normal mode and I am now seeing the true difficulty of the game with hard mode bosses. It is a wonderful game but I wish they added newer colours, generators and spenders to mess around with. Ever since I started playing foil and blossom has been my go to because it reminds me of melee combat and stuff. Its great game and I recommend

Been playing this game exclusively two player and it's been amazing. We're avoiding guides to find things for ourselves and it's been so fun. Clearing levels can add new things to your home base, which gives a really cool feeling of progression. Things are unlocking at a good speed, enough that we have to work for it but not so dragged out we lose patience (we're both notoriously low on attention span so this may be a very quick unlock chain by most people's standards). The puzzles aren't *hard* but they do take a minute or two to work out - I wouldn't call it a puzzle game by any stretch so if that's your jam you won't find it here, but they break up the game nicely. Some levels also have mini games for bonus rewards which are fun. The different classes (inks) are all distinct, even if you're using the same spells, which is cool. (And if you're someone who goes deeper into builds and picks different spells for each colour I imagine it pays off really well). The powerups you get each run feel really impactful, and the overall progression of your character level adds some nice bonuses in terms of basic bonuses (5% more damage, etc) and more specialised passives. We've just unlocked some more game modes too which adds variety to our rotations. Definitely a good game to play with friends. While I'm sure it *could* be done solo it's more fun with allies and some of the bonuses you can pick affect other players as well so there's a stats reason for it. But mostly because it's just such a fun world to share. Everything is very pretty too. No frame rate issues and while I can be a bit of a graphics snob and wish things were higher poly the aesthetic and cohesion of the whole game really makes it a non-issue. Overall a game with a huge amount of customisation, in build and appearance, with a lot of cute odds and ends that really bring the world to life and show that they really thought about player experience in this. Well worth the money, I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this.

It is a fun game with unique aesthetics. I would love to play it more but i just can't, for the life of me, tell when I'm going to be hit. Most of the time I end up losing health for what looks like no reason.

After 3 hours of game play, the game is forcing me to play the tutorial again. Along with that, once I try booting up the tutorial, the screen freezes and I have to leave the game. I uninstalled and reinstalled and still, no go. My computer is fine. This is the only game that won't run. It was fine a little bit ago.