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Direct "inspiration" from Sengoku Basara & Bayonetta. Instanced solo or group-based mini-dungeons with a few abilities and a boss is what you've got yourself here.

Animation locks and input lag makes combos janky, but it's not too bad. It's also free!

It's also not localized in the slightest. Playable, but you're more fumbling through menus than you are playing an MMO.

Takes ~5 minutes to get working, check Discussions.

A 10/10 experience that has defined the "indie pixel art" genre for me. Music and exploration expand this game beyond its percieved mundane art style, and punishing combat keeps you coming back for the perfect dungeon or boss clear.

Playing the game a second time after learning about the lead developer's real-life troubles and how the game acts as an allegory for his despair and hope is what elevates the game for me, both in understanding the world you've found yourself in, the goals you work toward as the Wanderer and the ending.

On sale or not, you owe it to yourself to set aside a few evenings to play this game.

It's fine.

Binding of Isaac meets Quake with a Borderlands-ish art style and a sense of humor. Fun!

Historical bowling simulator with Monty Python-style art. 10/10, would play again.

10/10 would 10 a10

Super fun, super fast randomly generated 2D platforming madness with a great sense of humour and a limitless leveling system. Buy this game!

Everything's better on PC, including 3 year old post-apocalyptic sandboxes.