Forsworn

Great game, I hope they release a bunch of DLC and more content. So much fun when playing with 2 friends for a 3 person group. Why is the monk an old lady? If I was picking character archetypes for a monk, old lady but be about the last thing I picked, after anthropomorphic rubber duck. Hopefully they release skins. Anyway, looking forward to more.

I had no idea this was the game i was looking for. this is fantastic blend of genres. lets hope it gets more updates.

Great game! I can't wait for more enemies or bosses to appear. The achievements being tied to unlocks is a great idea. Very satisfying game.

goog, what for the king 2 couldve been

Reminds me of Darkest dungeon 2 type character leveling, becoming stronger after each "failed" run. This included with RPG classes and we have an amazing time sink. The graphics aren't gta 6 nor do they have to be. This game will find its audience for what it is.

Great game. Also runs surprisingly well on my system!

So, I’ve finally finished thoroughly exploring the game. It took about 30 hours. Is it a good game? That’s debatable. It certainly deserves the attention of genre enthusiasts, but it also has plenty of flaws. In reality, it’s a small, rough-around-the-edges roguelike that feels like a solid Early Access version -essentially just a third of a full game. To earn a higher rating, the game needs a major overhaul of its item system, as well as improvements to balance and variety. Pros: + Classes play differently, and each has three variations (though not all are interesting) + The game does feature builds and "broken" (overpowered) setups + Combat is decent + It has a "loop" mechanic Cons: - Difficulty levels are implemented in a primitive way - Lack of depth and limited content - Balance (!) - Lack of build variety - Short and boring meta-progression - Bugs (including issues with Steam achievements) - Poorly implemented item system Many compare the game to *Stolen Realms* or the *Divinity* series. There are similarities, of course, but both of those titles offer over 100 hours of content. The former featured an interesting item system with unique affixes and robust build-crafting via character skill trees. Here, we have in-run spell upgrades and fixed classes with specific traits. Upon closer inspection, the game feels rather bland, with only a few strong builds and a multitude of mechanics that function but ultimately serve no real purpose.