Unlike many people I don't have an issue with opening the game and it's still playable, but even if it's playable and still fun with great dungeons, traps to keep you on your toes and unique abilities it has it's flaws. The story of the game was entertaining but it's not very deep. The biggest flaw with the game is the player count, at this point the peak players in 24h barely reaches 6, which is unfortunate because the game relies on having active players so you can increase your health during runs, it basically became extra hard. There have been no updates since release and I doubt there will be any in the future, so even after all the fun, I just can't bring myself to recommend it as it has no future at the moment. I hope the developers know that they made a fantastic game, but relying on a player count as an indie developer really was not the best move.

I enjoyed the game a lot in beta, but it currently will not open. At all. Do not buy a broken game.

What began as an incredibly promising tomb runner in early access with some very clever unique social mechanics unfortunately devolved into a very generic, toothless "rogue-like" with all of the social mechanics stripped out, all of the unique runs for relics that could only be claimed by a single person, and everything that made the game promising stripped away and dumbed down into a bare-bones forced "adventure" mode. It would have been an easy recommend in the early access state I originally purchased it in two years ago, but now it is an easy recommendation to avoid. Let the player count be your guide - stay away from this one. It was abandoned long ago.