Recent reviews by Sp3tzn4z

I love space, I love action, I love exploring, I love building but I don't love this. It's a mish mash of every genre I love but badly executed. It's very slow paced and sends you on errands, running back and forth, countless loading screens.

Because of the games I loved from Bethesda maybe I expected too much. At this point in time, this just isn't it for me, maybe at a later date I'll try it again but atm there are other games I'd rather be playing.

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The only thing I would love to see is controller support as I love playing these kinds of games with controller, other than that it's a fun little game for when you don't have a lot of time to play more time consuming games.

Note: Controller support isn't as easy as some would like to think. I'm a developer myself, not a game developer, but playing this game has made it clear to me that finding a good solution would be challenging, especially since it's only one person working on it.

I really enjoy it from time to time, it's not that difficult of a game. Just some mindless fun to me.

I already liked it but could not recommend it. The new update brought what I wanted to see to be able to recommend it to others. It might be slower paced than other games in the genre but I think that's a good thing and fits the game nicely.

I love the complexity this game has while still remaining fun. Figuring out which towers you want to "Refactor" while trying to make a path for the monsters to travel is very enjoyable.

Things I wish would differ sometimes is the spawn and end points, they are always in the same spot. So once you know a good path, you'll probably stick to it. Making it so that the spawn and end points are not always in the same spot would be an improvement in my opinion.

There are a couple of hiccups, mainly the translation isn't that good and some UI related issues but nothing that ruins the fun to me.

I love these types of games, simple yet complex enough to keep you busy for hours.

Should not be marketed as a strategy game with roguelike elements, it should be marketed as roguelike game with tower defense elements, taking away the strategy part as it's one of the minor elements in this game.

The idea is great but the execution is lacking. In the beginning it's great but the more you play it the more you'll realize you can no longer rely on strategy and have to rely on luck. More often than not the RNG gods will not like you, you can have the best setup for the majority of a run just for it to get ruined in a matter of minutes or even less.

Last "Four Ways to Die" update didn't address any of the issues I had with UI, the lack of QoL, balancing, and more. Sad to say that I uninstalled it, due to frustration setting in at about 20 minutes of playing it again. I've given it a lot more hours than I should've, but I saw potential which I no longer see.

Sometimes it's not clear where to jump or where you can stand on a platform. Bad room layouts, too small at times. The hitboxes seem odd compared to other games in this genre. The performance is also in need of some serious improvement. Overal bad experience. The game has potential but I cannot recommend it to anyone in it's current state (v1.01).

Great game.