james is the dumbest man to ever exist

hard

Fun idea and great artstyle but the game is so repetitive and same-y in all the runs from what I played that it doesn't have much to pull me back with for one more run. It also feels lacking in depth. That might change later, but if I'd need to play lots to get real variety, that's an issue in a roguelike game in my eyes.

Was obsessed, then got very bored very quickly. I feel like that does tend to happen with roguelikes...

So, I dove into Loop Hero expecting a crazy, mind-blowing experience. Turns out, it's just... fun. The whole loop thing is neat, and placing tiles is strangely addictive. The pixel art is cool, and the music sets a good mood.

But, let's be real, it's not as crazy as I hoped. The simplicity is nice at first, but it gets kind of repetitive. Battles are on autopilot, and I wish I had more say in what my hero does.