Reviews from

in the past


Estava fachero la verdad.

Es de esos juegos en los que mueres mucho y vas aprendiendo a jugar, desbloqueando mejoras y demas.

This game has some of the best writing I ever seen. It is also does a neat take on doing a rougelike.

Another game leaving game pass, and perceived as being short. It's an interesting take on rogue-likes, as it has you setup your army and they will fight automatically. You can get powers, and different classes etc, which allows you to make a unique team. I guess this is part of a series of games called "Despot" so I'm curious to try others in it, as they seem to be different from one another.

I liked the concept but I just can't see where the synergisation is in this rogue-like.


O jogo é legal, mas esse lance de morrer e começar denovo é cansativo. Teria muito potencial se fosse mais acessível.

çok ilgi çekiciydi gamepassten denedim biraz ama çok sarmadı bir ara gene deneyeceğim

A fun roguelike where you build your own team of humans, who constantly die, though. Pretty well thought mechanic. Still, for me roguelikes get repetitive fast and this was not an exception.

Bom jogo, bobinho porém interessante

Fun concept and I really like the "King of the Hill" feature. That said, it didn't pull me into replaying it as it didn't feel like there were new synergies for me to explore,.

I quite enjoyed this to begin with but there's not much to experience. The game is an autobattler where you have a little army of guys that you equip with tools, each granting them a class. As they survive they get better at their weapon and survival will depend on class synergies such as defenders taking hits to protect melee units, and melee protecting fragile ranged units.

Each floor has a number of encounters and each win grants you tokens that can be spent on people, equipment, or food. Each move between rooms costs food and if you run out you have to sacrifice people to feed the survivors. As you can imagine there's a balancing act. There is also a skill tree which tends to be central to tipping the balance on a run.

It's a fun premise but relies heavily on the equipment you find, though I was surprised how quickly I managed to roll up a reasonable enough team and beat the game. Also the only unlocks are for different starting teams which is a bit frivolous, there's nothing of substance to gain from playing multiple times sadly.

A nice concept and good start but there's much more untapped potential here waiting to be accessed.