Honestly, this game deserves all the praise it gets and more.

I've had it for a while now, and although my (currently) 29 hours on the game may seem low, this game is tons of fun and I can't get enough of it. The main reason why I don't play it more is due to my hands which end up hurting after a while.

Now, it's actually surprising how much I like this game considering I'm absolute booty in rhythm games. It really makes this game much harder to play for people like me, especially when trying to complete all the characters (most specifically Aria). Now for those who may believe this game won't offer much because it's a small indie game, think again. Obviously it may not offer as much variety as, let's say The Binding of Isaac. However it still has many challenges to complete, quite a bunch of characters offering different playstyles, a two-player mode. etc.

If you love one or more of the things I'm listing out, you WILL love this game:
-Rhythm games
-Dungeon Crawlers
-Rogue-Likes
-Challenging games
-Action
-Rock/Metal music genres and subgenres
-Fantasy settings

Also, when you're done with this game, I highly recommend Cadence of Hyrule if you own a Nintendo Switch. It's basically this game merged with the setting of The Legend of Zelda.

Hurts my hands 9/10

I may be a die hard Zelda and Sonic fan and not tend to love video game RPGs as a whole (looking at you Final Fantasy), but as a 5th edition D&D enjoyer I had to give this game a try.
Needless to say, this IS the best game of all time right now. Is it perfect? No, because no game can ever be perfect (especially one of this size) but Larian Studios have crafted an experience like no other. It's so well made in every aspect that it becomes actually hard to put it into words. It strikes a nice balance of everything one could expect from a well put together D&D campaign, along with great voice acting and infinite possibilities. To this day, there is still content yet to be discovered through actual gameplay by players (like the infamous Karlach 4th wall break) and even without the upcoming mod support with patch 7, this game is infinitely replayable. After 400+ hours in this game I have yet to complete my Honour Mode run (currently on my 2nd attempt) and even though I'm trying to keep each playthrough as unique as possible I can guarantee that I haven't touched even a sliver of the possibilities this game offers.
There is no way for me to recommend this game enough, but holy hell does everyone need to play it at least once.