[Disclaimer: Game just entered Early Access, this review should be updated as the game itself updates]

Glyphica fits a weird niche of both typing and your standard roguelite, often emulated in bullet hell games like Vampire Survivors, except you're a set turret in the middle. It definitely scratches an itch I didn't know I needed until I stumbled across the original demo.

At the moment the game is still updating. Comparatively to the demo, the main changes have been the addition of trials/boss fights, as well as the addition of one new main weapon (heat blast). That and new enemy types have been added including the hidden words, and new animation attacks for ranged enemies. I'd say this is a game to keep your eye on, it has a lot of potential with its updates for new weapons and augments, thus I'm giving it a recommendation for its unique gameplay, and for the niche that is so readily occupies.

[Disclaimer: Game just entered Early Access, this review should be updated as the game itself updates] Glyphica fits a weird niche of both typing and your standard roguelite, often emulated in bullet hell games like Vampire Survivors, except you're a set turret in the middle. It definitely scratches an itch I didn't know I needed until I stumbled across the original demo. At the moment the game is still updating. Comparatively to the demo, the main changes have been the addition of trials/boss fights, as well as the addition of one new main weapon (heat blast). That and new enemy types have been added including the hidden words, and new animation attacks for ranged enemies. I'd say this is a game to keep your eye on, it has a lot of potential with its updates for new weapons and augments, thus I'm giving it a recommendation for its unique gameplay, and for the niche that is so readily occupies.