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• Qthulu

  Dec 2, 2021

  Easily one of the best Rogue Lite and Action games I've played. Raksasi has me coming back for more time and time again as I continue to get better at it and unlock more content! Best part about that is this developer really cares and they've been adding content in a consistency I rarely see. Save your AAA money and spend it here please and support real developers who work for their money to give you a solid experience. You can also find this on Playstation and Switch by the way but the Steam version is always going to be the most up to date. Very proud to have this in my collection and to continue playing and streaming it!
• gamedeal user

  May 20, 2022

  I wanted to like this game. I really did. But I cannot, in good conscience, recommend it. TL;DR: It looks great, feels stiff to play and has mechanics that hate you just as much as you hate them. On the surface, it looks pretty swell! It's got a plethora of items, the dead cells system to unlock more, a bunch of weapons to pick from, a unique art style; it has it all! And when you get down to it, the items and the weapons? Not much of a problem with those. The problem I have is with everything else around it. The game is honestly fairly janky in gameplay. The animations are puppeteering 2d images, and, in itself, I wouldn't have a problem with this, but it plays so stiffly. The weapons have a light attack, a light hold, a "heavy" attack and a "heavy" charge. This sounds fine on paper, but there's no like... momentum to attacks. Everything moves so clumsily, like it's constrained in this very specific format (because it is). But again, I could deal with this, it wasn't the deal breaker. The deal breaker was the gameplay. Now, I had no issue with the progression at first, even if the difficulty curve gets a little steep in the end. In essence, I can say this is a skill issue on my part and I should just get good. However. Once you beat the game for the first time, they introduce this wonderful concept called "dangerous". Dangerous levels make enemies faster and stronger. Which would be a neat mechanic if it didn't turn everything into a hellish sponge . Dangerous levels on their own? Manageable, if not extremely hard. But dangerous bosses? It's honestly unfair. They are so tanky. It's not even funny. Did I miss a mechanic? Are those bosses supposed to be so nigh impossible that I get funnelled into a path avoiding them like the plague? And then you get curses. As a mechanic, I don't have a problem with these. Binding of Isaac does it, and it turns out fine. But. This game is heavily based around stamina. And when you have this awful curse of "seniority" that hacks your stamina regen in half, on a level where you can't avoid it (read as: the final level), you get a recipe for a fight which isn't going to be even a little bit fun. Now, I'm not amazing at video games. I can handle myself, I've finished dark souls, I have 200 hours in dead cells, I can do okay. But when the game gives you 5 revives per run by default and all of them get consumed on the last boss? Doesn't that feel... wrong? On normal difficulty? The rest of the run felt hard but fair, why am I getting trounced here? Point is, this game was doing great at keeping me, until its own mechanics did everything they could to alienate me. So, yes, I would've loved to be able to recommend this one. But honestly, it made me so mad at how unfair it was, that I can't. If you made it this far, I'm sorry I made you read my essay. But this game just left me... disappointed. And if I can avoid that happening to other people, this is for that.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 25, 2022

  I have bought this game 3 days ago. I'm nearly 20 hours in. That should tell you everything. If you want more details, this is the best Roguelike I have ever played. And yes, I've played dead cells, enter the gungeons and rogue legacy. I can already tell you that I like this game more. The gameplay just feels so much better to me, combat is so fluid and every boss has one weapon they are obviously bad against while there are always boss or groups of enemies who can rekt you if you're not careful no matter how OP you think your weapons and relics are. I know some people don't like games with a top-down camera but personally I really do, it makes it much easier to see the whole battlefield. The graphics and artwork are also gorgeous although if you're a guy who saw the girls in the pictures for the game and who wanna buy this because you think it's an ecchi game don't. It's really not despite how questionable the game over screens are. Like with most roguelike, you find out about the story as you go. It's not the best story ever and there are some translation mistakes but it's good eneough that I read all of the scrolls I find which is already pretty good given how often I just skip every cutscenes in other games. This doesnt mean there aren't some issues mind you. For starters, while there's always gonna some power-ups, weapons and characters that are better then others in those types of games, in this game it gets kind of ridiculous. For starter, the mace and spear are garbage weapons making the two characters who start the game with those weapons almost unusable. Every other weapons have a parry/block or a range attack but those two weapons don't and, on top of it, the wooden handle of the weapons have no hitbox meaning that if an enemy gets too close to you you're unable to hit them. The relics also range from incredibly OP just by themselves, like the relic that make enemy take 4 times the damage they deal to you which is so good on bosses, just objectively good, only good with other relics that complement them or arguably do more harm then good. Problem is, they are all the same price in the shop and they all fall from chest randomly. Sometimes, the stages have curses on them or buff for the enemies. This is shown you in the stage select screen except you'd have no idea those symbols mean anything at first and even after you figure out what they are, you have no idea what the specific curses do. So you really almost need to look up a guide to know what they all mean just not to get screwed. And finally, the Yellow Immortal is incredibly annoying. It's not supposed to be a tough bosses lorewise (his scroll just calls him a coward) and most of his attacks really aren't a problem. But one of his attack (which also happens to be his only attack with guard break) can one-shot you no matter how much hp or armor you have. I genuinely feel like it's just a bug they never fixed cause sometimes it actually doesn't deal that much damage and all his other attacks aren't that strong either but I've seriously been one-shot by him so many times while full hp or close to it. When you fight him you basically just have to hope he doesn't use it too often.
• nau

  Sep 18, 2023

  GOTH MOMMIES ALL OVER THE PLACE HELP
• gamedeal user

  Nov 13, 2019

  So far i love the game, it's a ton of fun and reminds me of Slay the Spire, except this is an action game. The rogue element and randomness is so fun! so far i didn't manage to beat boss 2 yet (3 hours into game), but i still grow stronger and will do it one day :) (i just did it now and it felt goooood! :3 (at the end of a chapter you have to spend your soul points you have collected, those makes you little stronger permanently for that character you play, even after a death) At first the controls was confusing to me but after some play time, i have gotten used to them and likes them now. (i play with mouse and keyboard) Also the characters are really amazing styled. Overall i really love the game and the concept and i think i will put alot of hours into it, i just want to play more of it already.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 13, 2019

  Wow . A blend of souls like combat from a top down view mixed with some rogue elements a la binding of isaac . This game is absolutely awesome for an early access. Every warrior has thier own initinal weapon fighting style that changes how you approach enemies and also they each have a unique magic skill to help them along the way. You can find a blacksmith in the dungeon that can allow you to switch to new upgraded weapons(for a price) if you find him. You can find random items to boost your character during your run a la binding of isaac altought they are a bit more rare here. You have some permanent upgrades for each class that you can invest souls in so you have some sense of progression in between runs. Good atmosphere. Music is nice but i kinda felt like...Hmmm maybe slightly repetitive in style maybe? Graphics are suprisingly nice for a top down game. The combat feels really tight with mouse and keyboard, have not tryed controllers yet. Sincerly this was the most fun i had in a 2 hours gaming session lately. Highly recommend if you like souls games and roguelike games. This seems like a perfect blend. Update 10h in: Game just seems to get better as you play it. With the new items/classes/ and passive skills that you unlock as you play, it just gets better and better. Every class is so damn op in thier own way. Escpecially once you start unlocking some of thier passives . Just like Binding of isaac you sometime get that godly run where you get tons of items that works well together and it feels great. Also i take it back. Items are not more rare than in binding of isaac once you use the shop properly. i'm pretty sure i'll end up putting above 100h in this game . And it's only 10$ what a deal.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 21, 2019

  A roguelite in the style of Hades and Binding of Isaac, but with a more Dark Souls-ish style of combat. Still in early access, but it's quite fun and challening, with many weapons, powers, enemies and boss battles.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 18, 2020

  This is my first ever steam review, because I feel like this game really deserves it. TL;DR: In my opinion, this game, even in it's current state stands miles above most modern roguelikes, especially in it's price range. It has a lot of variety and depth to combat, a plethora of unlockable content, and attractive art, which all complement each other and result in a fun, challenging game that you can sink tons of hours into before mastering. As a long time fan of the genre, I can highly recommend it. First of all: the game is absolutely worth the asking price of $10, it is far better both in terms of quality and amount of content than many $20-30 games out there. It has everything you could want from a roguelike dungeon crawler: different characters with different stats and skills, procedurally generated areas, a vast amount of content to unlock and explore, extra optional challenges, etc. With a game like this, the most important aspect in my opinion is the core gameplay, if that is flawed, the rest of the game will have a very hard time absolving it. This game in particular shines in that department. Once you unlock them you will have a decent variety of characters with slightly different stats, but more importantly a different active skill and starting weapon to choose from. While some of them are similar they still feel distinct enough to warrant trying them all out. What makes every run unique and interesting is the items you pick up along the way, and the areas and bosses you decide to pick after beating the previous one. Since you can semi-freely switch weapons every other level, you can complement the random items you are given with whichever weapon you feel is the most adequate, which allows for different fighting styles. There is a decent amount of depth here, and figuring out what works the best for every new boss you face is always fun. The top-down view works really well, the enemy attacks are telegraphed enough to make it fair, but still difficult and punishing if you make mistakes. Another core aspect is the randomly generated areas, enemies, and items at your disposal. I haven't unlocked nearly everything by the time I'm writing this review, and there are already a huge variety of items. While some of them are straight up stat changes, there are some really interesting ones out there too, and the sheer number of them really helps make every run feel unique. On top of unlocking items and characters, you also get to unlock new room types, bosses and areas by meeting certain conditions, allowing for even more replayability. The system incentivizes taking on more and more challenging content, which keeps the game from feeling too easy after the initial learning phase (the game also includes a hard mode and certain extra challenges for players who want even more, and even an easy mode for the other end of the spectrum). There is a ton of content to explore already for an early access game, and it's only going to increase. I think the art is also worth mentioning. It's all very pretty in my opinion, every overworld item, enemy and hazard is easy to tell apart, the animations work well, and it's just all around pleasant to look at. It's a great addition to an already great game. While we are at it, the procedural generation works well, there are quite a few different room and enemy types for every area, and they look and feel different. Being able to choose which boss to face next for the respective areas is a great design choice too, since it allows you to plan and prepare in advance. Since this is an early access title, there are still bugs here and there, but nothing game breaking for the most part. The worst I've had so far is an explosion pushing an enemy out of bounds, making a room an uncompleteable limbo, but quitting and reloading fixed it. I also feel like certain items, weapons and characters aren't balanced all that well, but that's really up to personal preference, and it's something that's almost a staple for roguelikes, so it's not like it wasn't expected. Altogether, I can highly recommend this game to anyone looking for a roguelike dungeon crawler with more depth to gameplay than just mashing buttons, and enough content to keep yourself busy for a very long time.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 23, 2021

  Really fun roguelite, ESPECIALLY for the low price The beginning is tough, but that is to be expected from this genre. Once you get the hang of the controls it feels very rewarding and once you get a few upgrades for the character and the levels it starts getting better and better. A big plus are the devs imo. They did a very good job at balancing and adding new things during EA so i'm looking forward to what else they cook up. They did announce further content.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 24, 2021

  Believe it or not Devil Slayer isn't just a waifu gallery with half assed combat mechanics sprinkled in to justify calling it a "game". It actually has good gameplay. TLDR: Binding of Isaac style randomized rooms + Souls-ish combat. Dodge, parry, sprint, dash (with invincibility frames), manage stamina and finite amounts of hp and mana, unlockable characters, different fighting styles, itemization, passive bonuses, gradual permanent meta-progression, bosses, the kind of stuff you'd expect in a game like this. Controls are smooth and work well with mouse + keyboard, keys are rebindable. The full on top down perspective is uncommon but blends well with the gameplay in a practical way (easy to judge distance and relative position). Derpy lewdness aside the art style is nice, vibrant but not obnoxiously cartoony or caricatured. Music is pretty repetative and merely ok, I barely notice it. The English translation is imperfect but still very good for a non-western game, not that the story matters much. Overall very good game for how cheap it is.