Hadley's Run: A Starship Saga

This is a amazing game. Absolutely love it. I'm playing this as I write the review. Can't get enough. I'm def playing this for many many hours. Amazing work. By ver een van die beste goed wat ek in n tyd gespeel het.

As a bit of a gaming newbie and only playing for an hour - I have loved the story line, visual aesthetic and epic tunes so far in Hadley's Run. The combat game play is quite challenging for me even on easy mode. Just a sign to brush up on my skills. overall the game is well crafted with extremely punny South Africanisms and an incredible new world to roam.

A great fun little shooter that can be tackled in short bit sized pieces. Each run taking no more than 30m. I beat it in under 7h and had fun for most of it. The story is nice and the world building is interesting. Would like to see more in this universe. My main complaint is that if you are having trouble beating the first boss the game can get pretty stale. Seeing the same encounters with the same enemies repeatedly. Once I beat it enough stuff unlocked that I was back to having fun.

Fun, quirky, humorous, challenging... That's a pretty legit combo! Haven't had enough time to play as much as I'd like but I've been thinking about this game so much over the past few days and can't wait to get stuck back in!

Fun roguelite with a unique spin on its setting + great music and art. The different weapons are fun to use and feel distinct, enemy variety is pretty good, boss fights are fun, but my favorite part is the different environments you can get into on different runs (my favorite maps to fight on are the spider, black holes, and the nebula ones). Prayers to the Chicken God that this game does well for the dev(s)

Awesome game! Great rouge like with fun mechanics and a satisfying upgrade system. Love the space setting and the South African flair Combat is fun while being challenging, controls feel easy snappy. Still in the early game, but already getting addicted.

While Hadley’s Run had a few setbacks when it came to pacing and enemy variety, the thick vibes of this game more than made up for these shortcomings. This is mesmerizing rogue-like, keeping my attention through trance-like beats, a vibrant arsenal of weapons, and truly poignant writing. I kept wanting to go deeper to evolve character relationships, outfit my ship with permanent benefits, and perhaps most of all, blow up some dazzling enemy AI in technicolor fashion. To quote one of the game’s more spirited characters: “The thing about uncertainty is that if you repeat it a bunch of times, on average, it becomes certain.” I hope that you will give this game a chance to turn your uncertainties about yet another rogue-like into something far more defined and positively impressive, as it did with me.