6 reviews in Roguelike — played start to finish, scored with both nostrils.
A pinball-brained bullet-heaven roguelike that makes you deflect the danger instead of dodging it, wrapped in a vintage-cartoon skin that's equal parts adorable and unsettling. The bouncing never stops being fun; the difficulty curve occasionally forgets you're supposed to be having fun too.
A dark-fantasy roguelike where your inventory IS your build — the loot-packing puzzle is genuinely brilliant, wrapped in gorgeous Blasphemous-flavored art. Undercut by shallow combat and some heavy-handed RNG.
First impressions after four hours: a wonderfully unhinged 'candidate by day, vigilante by night' roguelite with real style. A promising, early snapshot — not a final verdict.
A build-crafting bullet-hell that hands you a god-run and dares you not to grin. The gun toybox is a joy — it just runs the same bosses at you in the same order every single time.
A sequel that had every excuse to play it safe and instead rebuilt the formula around resource magic and two full parallel routes.
Poker hands, illegal math, and 150 Jokers that break the game on purpose. The most dangerous 'one more run' button ever shipped.