Recent reviews by WompyTree

If you're a fan of Vampire Survivor-type games and 20 Minutes Til Dawn, I cannot recommend this enough. I would have happily paid $10 for this.

--EDIT

Game is still great, new cards, synergies and weapon "evolutions" have been added, highly recommend people getting it still.

Had seen so many Vampire Survivor games and it's refreshing that this one improves on it, though I would say it's closer to Nova Drift. So I bought it and before I knew it, I had spent 6 hours on this game. Highly recommend.

While everything else in this game is nice, the actual GAME part of it is infuriating.

You take wood to be processed into boxes? Cool. No worries, we got you fam.
You want to take those boxes to somewhere else? Nope. It ain't happening chief.

The worst part about this is that all the time I spent during the tutorial to understand how the game is played means that I can't refund it, which, given the insane price tag, is the most annoying part.

Honestly, just play OpenTTD instead.

Bought this game twice looking for something where level making was simple and easy, but for whatever reason, I'm not sure what else I needed to do, but, I was unable to test the course I had made.

My first full play through where I tried to finish as many of the quests available, it took ~75 Hours, scratched the itch I had for an original Fallout game, but your character, their skills and attributes come into play more than most other RPG games, reminding me more of Outer Worlds but as a Turn-Based RPG.

Game is incredibly zen at this moment, enjoyable casual fun. However, I wish there was more content for your players to do.

It's really quite boring.

Tried out two of the classes, while I enjoyed Torchlight I and II, I can't say this feels anywhere near the same.
The gameplay is honestly quite boring and levelling up and fighting harder enemies just seems really boring. Such a shame they wasted their time on this. Even though I bought this on sale, I still think it was too much.

For being in Early Access I rather enjoy it. I only hope in the future that they add more varied content for the editor such as shelves and things you'd expect to find in a warehouse.

Get FoundryVTT instead, does everything Roll20 does and has modding support (and isn't subscription-based)