Recent reviews by CyraxPT

Not as good as It Takes Two due to a more childish story but still a great game.

Stuttering issues with AMD GPU. Avoid it until (and if) the dev fix it.

Yeah, nah... Game looks well made but I fail to see the "good gameplay" people praise it. Roboquest, Gunfire Reborn or even Immortal Redneck feel better to play than this. Gameplay simply isn't satisfying. What makes this game hard is simply the fact that as a roguelite, health recovery isn't abudant and you're bound to lose some of your health constantly due to enemies spawning everywhere, small arenas, somewhat sluggish movement, AOE attacks that are hard to avoid (due to visual cues/clutter and how quick they are performed) and projectiles that follow you everywhere (while you have to also focus on the enemies new attacks).
Also, what makes roguelites less frustrating is how the meta progression is handled. Here, it just takes way too long to unlock upgrades, so, my complains on the previous paragraph cannot be quickly softened with the usual progressively easier runs.

This is the type of gain that is perfect for those times where you just want to waste time doing something while listening to music or a podcast and in that regard, the game does well the job... for one or two hours. I know the game is cheap but it terribly lacks content and your only motivation to keep going a little more is perhaps collecting the stamps, something that is randomly given to you. Yeah, you can purchase a booster pack but in order to extend the playtime, they decided that you can only make one a day.
There's some building that aren't available yet (development) but in a game like this, why bother going back to the game for whenever that content drops?

Game made for streamers to fake scared reactions and/or dumb audience that watch those people. The story is awful and the whole "Lulz funny quests" are just there to hide it. They didn't even bother to animate facial expressions. The game is boringly dull, it doesn't take too long to upgrade the train, it's easy to avoid the only thing that the game has for it, "spidertrain" and even more easy is the """stealth""" sections where you just need to speed run the small maze, grab the items and leave.
And I swear I don't see the "good graphics" that everyone is talking about. All dark, bland setting, stock assets... It doesn't look awful, it just look indie game #44872 to the point that I honestly thought it was made on Unity.
In short, 2 and half hours of my life that I'm not getting back...

One of the best games that I've played in the last few years. Yeah, by the third map you kinda feel like the game has been going for too long and there isn't really nothing new to see but until then, and especially at the beggining, the game is really addictive. I would say it's a good mix of "souls game" with immersive sims. Can't wait for the expansion!

As much as it pains me, the gave deserves a bad review. Too many bugs that simply ruins the experience. The customer order rearrangements sometimes doesn't work, it wasn't allowing me to complete a mission when I did everything that it asked of me (I just needed to puchase a wood carving workbench... I did... after wasting too much time, I purchased another and then, somehow...), sometimes the quests completed too early without having created all the items and on and on...

And besides that, the game really need polish regarding pathfinding, UI (text outside boxes and placehold names showing up on items) and definitely a better tutorial.

Clearly it needed more time on Early Access...

You know... I didn't mind the grinding since I could alt tab and leave the game doing its on thing to farm the gold so that I could upgrade... but then I reach the third and last zone and it's just unfair. The game throws really strong enemies early on against you and you don't have enough mana or body pieces to create a defense line against them. The upgrades becomes worthless in the moment that you have 2 enemy lairs to destroy but it requires 3 attack spells (2 if you're lucky with the meteor spell) to destroy 1 enemy lair, meaning that you cannot defend yourself. I don't know what exact solution the game ask from me but I'm not wasting more of my time in multiple attempts until I'm lucky enough to get through the first few minutes. That's just bad game design.

Terribly unbalanced game that only gets its success due to no competition on the genre (besides WOT that is more arcade and equaly unbalanced). Quite the shame since the visuals and gameplay is quite good but having some nation clearly more overpowered than others claimed (by the community) as begginers friendly already indicates that something's wrong.

I got this game so that I could play it in coop with a friend. And we were having a blast... until multiple bugs ruined the experience. Between desync issues and having the character stuck in fpv, it was just an unpleasant experience to have when we were having fun due to the core gameplay (which is great). Eventually, we gave up after my friend lost his gear (well, that and having to try multiple reconnects and "solutions"). I assume most people didn't play the coop because I just can't fathom why this game have mostly positive reviews when there's multiple threads of the game being broken since launch. Hell, they even released a paid dlc and didn't bother to fix the game. TWO YEARS!