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As a big Two Kingdoms fan this game feels like a natural progression from their formula, but I personally enjoy Ember Guardian a bit more as the meta progression between runs feels a lot more meaningful. The game also nails the feeling of personal skill effecting the gameplay. In Two Kingdoms I felt at times that I was just kind of standing around waiting, but here you are always pushing, defending, or exploring.

If 2D shooters, Two kingdoms, or especially both are games you enjoy then you will find a lot to love here. Also has a great "one more run" feeling because you always want to give your new abilities and progression a test run before closing it.

I had an unexpectedly great time with this game. From the moment it starts, it pulls you in not gunna lie I got lost with the story but understand the main points of collecting the sacred flames. I absolutely love pixel games and the designs that makes it easy to get going without feeling overwhelmed. It’s a tower defense with a twist, skill trees, companions and a pet dog you can PET. the fighting mechanics. Is pretty straight forward, build and explore in the morning, prepare for war and invasion at night. The scaling gets rough as the days go by if you’re not properly prepared. What really stands out is how engaging the gameplay loop is. I would die in one mission and come back stronger the next time, each session feels rewarding for making steady progress I’m just worried the crystal bag will become a problem with crystals I don’t need at end game. There’s a nice balance between the levels “if you’re prepared” if not you will need to replay the same level to get stronger to move ahead, it stays interesting without becoming frustrating. Visually, the game is polished and full of personality. The environments are vibrant, and the attention to detail helps bring the world to life. Combined with a solid soundtrack, it creates an atmosphere that keeps you immersed for hours at a time. ( I was a huge fan of kingdom two crowns so I love this game) Overall, it’s a genuinely fun and well-crafted experience that’s easy to manage when you get the hang of it. Whether you’re a casual player or someone who sinks hours into games, there’s something here worth your time.