Think I'd rather just play Isaac tbh

For $5, this game is absolutely worth it.
Moment-to-moment gameplay and artwork is serviceable enough, but the real joy here is in the dialogues with your coworkers between runs (think Hades) and with the shopkeepers in each dungeon.

The first half of the game strikes a much better balance between gameplay and new story than the second; I have no intention of finishing this title.

Once you hit the "Midway" point (you'll know it when you see it) the game asks you to re-do all three main dungeons, but this time, it's harder! There are a few new enemy types and the bosses are slightly remixed, but the rooms themselves don't change and it ultimately feels like a pointless exercise in padding. Dialogue slows down significantly--the shopkeepers don't have anything new to say and unless you're a gamer god, you've exhausted their stories long before this.

A fun little roguelike game, the graphics may put some people off though.
However it does have a lot of charm and replayability.