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In its current state I would not recommend this game.

Reading over the discussions it seems that the dev was inspired by the likes of King of Fighters, but it seems they've forgotten how the games work. You must bind Jump to a button, which interrupts the flow of the combat.

The combat itself is stiff and unresponsive.

If you're looking for a game that plays similarly to SotN or other games in the metroidvania genre this isn't the right game for you.

If you're looking for a dark atmosphere with stiff controls and cliche 'humor' this might be for you.

More like Table-flip simulator.

Worth every penny.

If you like charming worlds, great music, stickers, solid gameplay, rogue-likes, and the top down zelda games this is the game for you. It has all of those things; The sum of the parts in this case is definitely greater than the whole.

If you don't like any of the above and also don't like rogue-likes with procedurally generated maps, semi-randomize loot, and a hard(soft) time limit before you have to beat the boss then this isn't the game for you.

Seems like I can't sneeze without running into a named orc. Somewhat betrays the feel of the game if every 10 feet is a nemesis.

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Would shoot 🥔 into orbit again.

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Great music
Great aesthetic
Tight controls
Interesting boss mechanics

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Primarily boss rush
The run and gun stages feel like an afterthought
Difficulty comes primarily from RNG

I really wanted to love this game; It has all the elements of a game I would love, but at the end of the day it's primarily boss rush the game with a nice looking world map. Make no mistake the game is certainly charming and well put together, it just feels like it is only half of a game. That said if you love Contra for the boss fights you will love this game.

Do you like DDR?
Do you like Dungeon Crawling?
Do you like constantly doing the same things over and over to get it right?

Then you will LOVE this game. From the mechanics to the soundtrack there isn't a thing I would change. The 'hard' modes actually feel hard, and aren't just a "this boss has more HP/does more damage". It's truely a nice change.

+Solid gameplay
+Great soundtrack
+Very much "In theme" environments
+Talent choices actually make a difference early on
+Compelling Story*

-Awkward gunplay (when drawn moving holsters)
-Strange hitboxes
-End of the game felt rushed, and has a Mass Effect feel to it

Overall I enjoyed the game, but the rapidity of the ending left me dazed and not really sure if that was "it" until the credits rolled.

Gameplay is overly repetative. "DLC" content provides a pay-to-win avenue.