Dungeons of Blood and Dream

One of my favorite games, but I will say that it can be very difficult, and it gets a bit dull repeating the same section repeatedly. Other than that the vibes are entirely immaculate, and (almost) overwhelmingly dungeon crawler. I've never seen or experienced anything like it. I can smell the mold, and damp gore as if it were a scented candle actively burning in my room. The crunch and static options in the settings are amazing, but the crunching also applies to the text, which can be a little annoying, but there is a sweet spot. The static option has remained around the highest setting for my entire playthrough so far, it's awesome. I didn't get to go into many of the key games blind growing up (Minecraft, Undertale, etc.) however most of the mechanics stand to make it feel like I'm genuinely exploring, growing, and learning as if I was actually an amnesiac relearning something I've already done. The magic system seems entirely useless most of the time, and often isn't used (if at all for some). As such, all of the spells tend to be entirely situational (at least until you level up health and blood usage during spells). The most useful spells so far have been golems (unmatched), and cursed weapon. Summon food is cool too for camels and Kenneth. The potions are cool too, as it forces you to memorize what tends to be good, and what tends to be bad. Honestly, I really wish there was merch so I could show my love and appreciation to the game's creator without having to bootleg something myself (as the case with many other pieces of media).

This game is hard. Achieved the first ending, and although progress through the game feels extremely rewarding (in the sense of the [i]permanent upgrades[/i] you can get for your character) I couldn't help but notice that I was never at that perfect spot in the middle of a roguelike run in which you feel like you can push all the way to the end but you are not absolutely OP so much so that it trivializes the game. In my case, 10 hours in, I am still in fear of losing the run going into the next room no matter what my setup is at that moment. Now this, some might love, [b]but I don't[/b]. I want to feel like I am getting stronger as the run goes on and I have not felt that yet in any of my runs, therefore I end up closing the game after a failed run out of frustration, leaving a taste in my mouth of "wow with this setup I really should have been able to do more damage/receive less damage". Getting to the end felt like blind luck rather than skill.. It might be a skill issue on my end, I dunno. With that being said, the game clears all the checkboxes aesthetically and the gameplay IS fun. I bought it full price and I recommend it as such. It is a very good game.

Did a quite a few runs and managed to get an ending, feels like there's a fair amount to hunt around for in regards to secrets and lore, worth picking up especially on sale. Although it is fairly difficult it will give you the tools to make future runs easier. Kinda cruelty squad visual mixed with DND on LSD

It's not terrible, that's not really my problem. What I dislike is that the game never reaches its full potential as it were. It has a solid foundation, gameplay and everything wise but never really goes much past it. Ends up feeling like it's unfinished or has parts missing. Also, the bosses are very boring.

style over substance

excellent

удали гномов проститутка,как я должен их убивать с билдом на мечь без кольца на выстрелы.Всю твою родослувную ♥♥♥♥