Recent reviews by Vaelic

Lots of unlocks, and they keep updating the game with new stuff. I enjoy this one a lot.

Interesting mix of deckbuilding, puzzle / secret solving, and roguelike. It succeeds more than I would've imagined.

There's a lot of thoughtful writing in this game - a realistic family (given that it's a fantasy setting) with family problems, trying to deal with them. All the while trying to save the world, a duty their family has been charged with for generations.

Add that to a well put together rogue-like with interesting progression choices and 6 unique characters to play with, and you get a great game.

It can get a bit repetitive, and your run may not go well with the random items you come across, but such is the nature of a rogue-like, imo.

Just enthralled the whole time - awesome.

Very cool theme / look to it - I enjoy that a lot. There is a good balance between challenge and upgrading; It slowly makes the game easier as you go via xp upgrades, but if you're really good you can progress much further into the higher paying xp areas faster. The game gets pretty intense with random waves of enemies, and rewards exploration with secret stashes and perks.

I tend to get bored of games before I finish them, but I'll finish this one no problem, and enjoy it quite a bit doing so.

I've been playing MH games for many years now, and this is my favorite by a good margin. I enjoyed it enough that I played it all the way through on PS4, and bought it again when it released on PC to then play another 170+ hours. Whether it's your first MH or you're a veteran, if the pics and information on the store page interest you at all - get this game.

No game has drawn me back over weeks or years, to come back to this game again and again and start over, like Terraria. It never loses it's "fun factor" like most games do over time.

I loved the first game, and now I love this one too. They definitely feel different, and this one has it's own set of merits. I recommend them both.

*Got this game as part of a Humble Bundle, not really knowing what it was.

I'm pleasantly surprised by this game; It reminds me a bit of the pick your adventure books I had when I was a kid. So imagine an interactive story where you have to find routes, manage time, money and inventory. I'm not a big reader myself, but am enjoying it quite a bit. There are TONS of route options and I can't imagine any playthrough would be too similar unless you tried. The graphics, music, and interface are very well made and charming.

I would definately recommend it to anyone who likes interactive stories and/or adventure management type games.