So this game is one I was on the fence about for a while before biting the bullet and purchasing it. I got it at a good price on sale, and from the first minute I played it, I did not regret the purchase one bit.
Both the base building and dungeon-diving sections are an absolute joy and the combination works incredible well together.
The aesthetic of the game is one I absolutely enjoy as well. I suppose the closest and most obvious comparison is Happy Tree Friends, since you could take a few screenshots out-of-context and think it's for children, but it's not.
The game was sometimes on the easier side as far as roguelikes go (though I admit I was on the default difficulty), but the final boss did give me a fair shake.
Overall, I very much enjoyed my time with this game and would easily recommend it to roguelite enjoyers who are able to overlook the sometimes buggy nature of the game.
Both the base building and dungeon-diving sections are an absolute joy and the combination works incredible well together.
The aesthetic of the game is one I absolutely enjoy as well. I suppose the closest and most obvious comparison is Happy Tree Friends, since you could take a few screenshots out-of-context and think it's for children, but it's not.
The game was sometimes on the easier side as far as roguelikes go (though I admit I was on the default difficulty), but the final boss did give me a fair shake.
Overall, I very much enjoyed my time with this game and would easily recommend it to roguelite enjoyers who are able to overlook the sometimes buggy nature of the game.