Voidloop

One of the best casual games I've played this year! An easy recommendation to anyone who enjoys indulging in loot goblin tendencies and gradual progression via feeding resources into skill upgrades. Very much loved the attention to detail in the UI design with all the different effects applied to make upgrading gear feel that much more of a special event. The progression itself offers challenge but it doesn't feel impossible to achieve so it made the grind aspect feel more like an active experience instead of an ongoing frustration. Another aspect I enjoyed was the easy-going humour throughout the menus, dialogue, and even enemy types. The 2D sprites blended in a charming way to the 3D environments. You can tell a lot of love went into this game and its presentation! My only gripe is that I wish the music had been a bit more engaging to listen to. The sound effects were top-notch so the lack of music made them feel a bit lonely. I felt almost sad by then end because I wanted to see more biomes, be rewarded for reaching further floors, and getting more upgrade quotas to fill. But for what there is, I'm very glad for what the game offers! ⭐ Easy recommend. Loved it so much that I bought it thrice so my friends could play it too!

A game with great graphics and an original idea. That's it

what can I say? visuals of all the caves are great (minus dem sneks) gameplay feels nice and responsive, progression feels pretty good with the skills/upgrades, and once you get endgame you feel ridiculously overpowered and can clear floors in a matter of seconds which really hits that spot. It's short, sweet, and most importantly feels like a game you can beat and not have it on your backlog of unfinished games. I'd give it a solid 8/10 for what we have here.

if you're like even 10% interested, just buy it the game is pretty fun: upgrades feel impactful, sound design is top notch, and the vibes are suuuper chill and cozy. The caves each have unique gimmicks, enemies, and visuals, so it's always fun to look forward to progressing. Me personally, my brain is so interested seeing the next ores and ingots are so I loved how many new materials there were. As you approach the end of your playthrough, the endgame is just gets so satisfying with how your abilities and stats can interact that I was able to clock some insane floor high scores and get an insane amount of loot drops by breaking a single block -- I was genuinely shocked at certain points by some of the luck and abilities. Definitely a fun 1-2 nights of gaming. Hoping for a reset button in the future so you can replay after you beat it lmao. Also, I did receive a key for free, but it's undoubtingly worth the price and if I didn't already own it I would purchase it. So, if you are remotely interested in cozy incremental games, I'd recommend you support the indie game designer behind this project and buyyy!!

Really fun roguelite. It has lots of unlockable content that may give you several hours worth of gameplay and a lore that I'd wish to know more about. Looking forward to be able to play it on mobile as well. Really proud to have been a part of this project as a translator. All the best to any future projects.

An incredibly addictive roguelite where mining and resource gathering drive a smooth, rewarding progression system. Pushing deeper into the game’s varied dungeons always feels satisfying, with each one offering new challenges and surprises in difficulty. Upgrades, boosters, and potions all play an important role, making progression feel worthwhile and engaging. Very well-made and highly enjoyable.

Very addicting, very fun, simple and enjoyable. Repeat, grind, loot, mine. All for a very good price. So far so good and well worth the value.

just loopin it

Very well rounded game, good graphics, isn't too complex, has a skill tree, smelting mechanics, a working shop, lots of different mobs, ores and areas. Went in not expecting much but came out a new man. 10/10 game of the year

you know that you can void? well here you can also loop voidslop