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Slightly jumped 20cm and twisted my ankle, I am now bleeding in the middle of the bohemian countryside.

Cute!

Got stuck on login for a while, with a silly voice announcing everything I click, until I restarted the game and suddenly I could log in. When I could finally play, everytime I would open an interface menu the game would lag out.

After using the quick-move (Spacebar) skill my character animation would bug and the character would move at a faster speed than normal after being stopped on the ground for some reason.

Playing as a necromancer, the skill selection is really lacking, for example, there are only two curse skills, while in D2 you would have an entire skill tree dedicated to curses.

Overall, the game feels unpolished and even unfinished. Can't recommend playing this over literally any other ARPG in the market.

Everything is so clunky and obscure. There's barely any information on the screen, for instance, I could not tell which heroes I already owned until I clicked everysingle one of them individually, I could not tell what skills cost or how much I paid to buy them. I get that this is a mobile port to PC but it's a horrid one.

Game has virtually no visual options and can't even run it on fullscreen. The game feel is just awful.

I would play Torchlight 1 or 2 a thousand times before this.

This game made me realize I only care about three things in life:

My cat, your mom and my crops.

Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor is a survivor-like game based on the DRG original universe. However, unlike many other survivor-likes, this game does not let you boost your stats to the point where your choices don't matter and you can just stand in the middle of the map AFK for minutes or hours. In DRG:S you need to conciously navigate the map to mine resources and stay ahead of the game if you want to complete your objectives and progress, which I think makes this game more challenging and unique than other games of the same genre.

An interesting roguelite game with a card system where you try to reach the promised land with a group of survivors on a train. You manage the train while fleeing a blizzard and must keep the people happy during the voyage least they mutiny and get rid of you.

The visuals are artsy, on the downside, some of the mechanics could be better explained.

All in all, a pretty entertaining game, specially since it's free.

An amazing CRPG where you play as some sort of law enforcer of an evil higher force called Kyros who is conquering a place called The Tiers. Kyros is a godlike figure who can turn their word into reality, such as instantly executing everyone in an area, if they don't meet a certain condition, bring permanent darkness to the land or creating permanent storms in a part of the world of their choosing.

One of the few RPGs where you can actually play as the "bad guy" and there's plenty of choices that affect the world around you.

Like Vampire Survivors, but bloated and far more janky.

Also, for some reason I got an achievement before playing or even installing the game.

Cool game, it actually is in english even if the store page says it's not supported.

It's a short boss rush game with combat based on timed parries and dodges.