Really easy to use. It has a good range of basic options to mold primitives into what you want. Great utility for the non-modeler because you're seeing it as you make it. Definitely check it out!

I thought the first release was fun, but I definitely needed to practice a lot if I had any hope of beating the game. Then the devs updated to adjust the way the progression works and now my hard-won skills get me even further :) Each quest now has a dual purpose in not only teaching you strategies to survive, but unlocking auras (powerups) to help you on your climb.

Bravo to the devs on the update! Recommended if you're looking for a chill roguelike experience.

I enjoyed playing this vertical slice/tutorial of the gameplay and am looking forward to what the devs have in mind for the rest of the experience. It is about 10-15 min long in it's current state. I'm recommending it based on the fact that I want to support the devs in making it bigger and better. I feel like there's promise in the concept and it'd be worth it to invest in that.

Spoilers ahead, kind of :)

The player is guided through a simple dungeon and taught the different modes of interaction. Teleport move, picking up objects, using weapons (sword & board, bow & arrow, magic wand), and utilizing their inventory. The inventory is a 3D chest that pops up in front of you with a tetris-diablo style layout to slot items into. Quickslots are there to attach items for faster recalling on the go, which I think will be great down the road if the player likes to switch up their engagement style. The delve also contains a basic one on one fight with an animated enemy.

Just started playing the beta today and the verdict is... awesome. I'm really enjoying running around exploring. It's pretty dangerous at first, but that makes for fun times. Can't wait to start up a server and get some friends to join in.