Crownhold

I hate being negative but I just can't recommend this game because it has almost no player agency underneath the beautiful presentation. There are way too many useless upgrades by the second half of the game and combat feels needlessly complicated even though it just boils down to "Buy more upgrades". Don't bother reading about Swordsmen and Knights and Tactic Upgrades or Bleeding. It matters not. Just buy the upgrades. The game has three full stops where you need to start over and buy the ascension upgrades but starting over means you have a lot of everything unlocked already and you can't see the effect of having these upgrades in place because you repeat almost nothing. Instead you have to wait a few minutes until you're at the point of your last ascension and then use the new upgrades to progress. This makes the long lasting effects feel not as impactful because you can't see how you're suddenly doing better because you're just able to progress further. It's good enough to have it on a second screen while watching something but it doesn't demand any real attention.

Foi mais gostoso que comer paçoca. Recomendo.

The game is good, its short for this type of game but i really enjoyed it. I do recommend it.

Charming little title. Seeing the landscape change as you progress was nice. Music was fitting but doesn't loop well so any change between songs were jarring. Gets grindy towards the end but that's something common to these type of games.

I really enjoy this game.

Good game very fun

[h3]100% Completion Review.[/h3] [h3]A Solid 6.5/10 w/ a pleasant sprite aesthetic and simple mechanics.[/h3] Don't expect anything too cerebral here for the price. The upgrade progression is as simple as it gets but ramps up quickly, which is a blessing since the 8-bit retro medieval soundtrack (as nice as it may be) might start to wear on you towards the end. Nice and inviting theme with a relatively good polish. Nothing that breaks the mold just a cup of short-term cozy. [h3]An OK Recommend.[/h3]