Wonderful incremental game, keeps a good loop of player involvement still benefitting your loops to increase efficiency until the last few achievements, which is something I appreciate. If you are someone who wants an incremental where you automate everything quickly, it can work here but will be a much slower process.

Great fun with friends. Brings back L4D + GTFO vibes.

A deck builder similar to Slay the Spire, Monster Train, etc. but with an interesting twist. All of your cards have 2 halves, and choosing what you use builds towards different actions your enemy takes. I really enjoyed the game for what it does and as a unique addition to the genre.

Enjoyed this. Game feels good, has some interesting options available, with a different twist (generally in the sense of your auto fire, you can only attack if you aren't moving) lead for some interesting fun play. If you like Vampire Survivors, 30 Minutes Till Dawn, Halls of Torment, or the like this one slots in pretty nicely. I did find it a bit easier than others, with some builds really decreasing the challenge, and once you are able to get a lot of the unlocks you can get builds fairly consistently. That said, I don't see it as a problem, it's a bit more casual which is nice sometimes. Additionally, it does have the nice feature that you can turn off/refund/etc. the upgrades you unlock if you'd like to do something harder as well as selecting your own challenge by "building" your difficulty modifiers.

Plus, love the fact that it has a multiplier option.

I really don't know how to feel about this game. The concept is enjoyable and it was fun, but in the 1.5hrs I have played it trying to learn, we have queued into the same 20 people every game. All of these 20 people were additionally minimum lv 40 with half of them having the "Beta Tester" card. So yeah, so much for getting to learn to play this game, matches either were teams who knew what they were doing and would rush the objective or groups who had all the upgrades and ran room to room killing everyone, NPCs included until they killed all the other players and won. Simply implementing an MMR system that did anything would solve so many issues...

Been absolutely loving this game. Ever wanted a combination of Diablo, Rouge-likes, and a base defense game? Me neither until I started playing this, now I am hooked and making sure to make out the season level.