Recent reviews by Tommy

Imagine playing your favorite trad roguelike at 10x speed with progression that is 100x as fast. Every one of your characters is highly expendable and you will die again and again, but every character you make will feel unique, which is what makes the game highly replayable!

The best structure of any room based action roguelike I've played!

The only reason I think anyone would give this game negative review is if their PC can't handle it. I initially played on my laptop and found combat to be difficult and experienced a few crashes. When I played on my desktop it's a whole other experience. Combat is satisfying and pretty well balanced, even when fighting multiple enemies. You need to treat the game with some realism, sometimes it makes sense to just run or avoid conflicts when you're outmatched. Making foolish choices will get you killed or seriously injured - if you're walking through the woods at night, it makes sense that you're going to get killed by a pack of wolves.

I have been playing for about 16 hours at this point and I haven't even touched the main story, there's so much going on in the world with side quests and activities. Compared to the first game it feels a lot harder to "cheese" anything and even just earning a few Groshen early on really feels rewarding.

One of the best games of its kind, I'm a big fan of the theme and setting. There's some QoL complaints from me but it's to be expected with a unique game like this.

The greatest RPG of all time.

The run gameplay totally slaps, really unique and action packed mechanics. I did find the meta progression/town building felt a bit like a chore though. If I could change one thing I would ask for a retry button so I can just keep playing the runs instead of going back to town.

What a great demo, more games should aspire to be like PIGFACE. The game doesn't waste your time and throws you in after a quick hands on tutorial. The gun play feels great and there's some cool story elements that explain why you're going around killing everyone you see. The enemies are kinda dumb, but they'll wreck you if you're not paying attention or get careless. The demo left me wanting more content which is exactly what demo is meant to do. Great job devs.

I can't speak for the multiplayer experience, but if you're trying to be scared, play this game by yourself

a great polished demo, Let them Trade has something very unique to offer while also being quick to learn and familiar to people who like city builders and economic management games. Looking forward to 1.0.

tDoT is amazingly deep and has all the parts that to make a great trad roguelike along with it's own unique style. I've only just dipped my toes in for now and I'm going to save myself for the 1.0 launch, but it's already a complete experience with a crazy amount of content. It's a must play for anyone who likes a brutal trad roguelike or dungeon crawler