Not quite a perfect game, but the ambiance and the story are a wonderful and fun continuation of the world set up in both Pony Island and The Hex. I agree with a lot of people that the first act of the game is far more polished than the rest of it, but at the same time, outside of act one, the rest of the game was meant to tell a story more than involve deckbuilding to the same extent as that first act. It doesn't surprise me that Daniel Mullins eventually released Kaycee's Mod, which allows for endless replayability of act one with new challenges & lore for the people who are in to that. Highly recommend.

I did have to play this game with the Japanese voice acting because it was so distracting to me that I knew Mega Man's voice actor the most from playing Young Xehanort in Kingdom Hearts. However, that's a me problem & the performance was excellent!

But, more importantly, a Mega Man game with voice acting that's good? That's crazy! I'm so used to the exact opposite. I love all of the Robot Masters, I think that the gimmicks of this game were fun, and my only complaint is that the stages themselves are pretty easy.

This game combines a roguelite dungeon crawler game with a base-simulator game and has very pleasing aesthetics. And I really do love Cult of the Lamb, and I enjoy the story, but in terms of actual mechanics, both sides feel... a little bit half baked? They're still quite good, but I've just played other base-builder/management games that are more in-depth & I've played other roguelite games that have tighter controls that feel better than CotL's. It's definitely really fun to play though, I've gotten it for both Switch and PC because I enjoy playing it on the go and I've definitely put more than a hundred hours into the game.