Buni

Great game if you enjoy MMO style raid mechanics, if you struggle with visual cues or discerning large overlaping colored indicators this game might be a pass for you however.

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Pretty good don't have enough hours to be sure tho

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worst control scheme known to man

I love boss rush games and had high hopes for this game to be great enough to make me look past the rogue-like aspect that I hate in 90% of the ones I’ve tried.


The game is more of an auto-battler where you don't really attack. You do click to use your 4 main attacks(main, secondary, AOE clear, and special). I've never played MMO's or games with this style of combat. I like it to feel like I'm doing the combat. I would go as far as to say they should just have a macro that does the attacks for you because it's tedious to the point I could call the combat a clicker game.


There are many issues I have with rogue-likes and how they handle items is a huge one. Build variety and repeatability depends so much on this that only one game has ever made me play past beating the final boss and that is Slay the Spire because the combos never get stale, boring or annoying.


In Rabbit and Steel, every run is so dependable on combos from items, like you get a relic that does poison damage, well if you don't find something that combos literally within the next few fights, your damage doesn't scale and fights take so long that you will eventually die. This co-decency on very specific combos is fun when not in a rouge-like


The store has these gems that you place on each of your 4 attacks that will change up how your attacks function, but it usually just increases damage but increases cooldown or the inverse and makes shops not exciting to visit unlike Slay the Spire where shops have insane value and variety.


The bosses for the most part are great and were of course the only reason I got this game because I wanted a challenge and it delivers, they ease you into how the mechanics work and your screen gets filled to the point you can’t see what is happening. This would be fine if death was just a minor setback.


Now a major flaw I have with rogue-like design, especially when the combat is so basic and repetitive is that starting over rarely feels exciting because I have to go through boring content and combat that doesn’t excite me just to get to the new or challenging stuff. The only rogue-like that has ever broken that issue is Slay the Spire. There are other rogue-likes that I did enjoy enough to complete but mostly because of its other genre/style, not the rogue-like aspect

• Nightmare Reaper = boomer shooter
  
• Dead Cells= Metroidvania
  
• Prey Mooncrash= Immersive Sim
  
• Noita= Once you mod the game
  
• FTL= Space combat

I thought not having cannon fodder enemies in Rabbit and Steel would negate this because there is no padding, but then the bosses became the padding. You fight the same bosses so much just in under 3 hours. Now the best analogy I can say how this feels is everyone hated bonfire runs in Souls-likes games, those 1-2 minutes where you have to run to get back to a boss fight. This is that but it’s 10-15 minutes to return to that boss fight and try again. Even the beloved Hades I couldn’t enjoy because of this.

Now, I always try one very unique rogue-like a year to see if it can be the one to be added to the very small list of games that aren’t ruined by rogue-like designs and this one can’t be, maybe if you play it co-op where you can infinitely revive and then trivialize the combat you would of course enjoy it, but everything is fun with friends, but as a solo boss rush game. Just go get Touhou Hero of Ice Fairy and become a weeb

https://youtu.be/06tpKUd_o38

if I wanted to keep track of 6 different things happening at once, I'd just go to an orgy

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