Heritage

I'm going to be very honest in this review. I bought the game immediately after watching a YouTuber play it—I really liked the base aesthetic and the principles, the game's logic, so to speak. But in less than 1 hour I had literally already bought all the meta progressions in the game (excluding one which cost 1000 souls, just needed another run) , and I have to say that in its current state, the game feels very bland. The idea is great, the art is cute, but I think it's missing a lot. So I'll go ahead and list everything I noticed: -I think the biggest request to change that need to be fixed asap—I’m practically begging here— for the devs, is, for the love of God, add a setting to reduce camera shake caused by attacks. Seriously, it’s extremely draining and can be nauseating for many people. I hadn't even played for two hours before I started *avoiding* looking at the actual fight; I’d set the speed to 4x and focus mostly on the HP bars and stats, simply because the shaking made me so uncomfortable. My recommendation would be to add a slider ranging from 0% to 100% camera shake (or even higher, for the mad ones). -Meta progression that ends in 1 or 2 hours of gameplay. Look, if even you can't give me more than 2 hours of gameplay unlocking new things, it doesn't feel very motivating to keep going, and that's one of the reasons why I'm giving it a negative review and returning the game. Honestly, I think you should consider ways to update this metaprogression—it's not good as it is. For comparison, let's look at other indie games like Megabonk (which, by the way, was made by just one person), Shogun Showdown, Decktamer, or generally any other roguelite game with metaprogression: you'll have at least a good few, maybe even dozen of hours unlocking everything (like megabonk), but here the metaprogression is so easy that it becomes unfortunately—pardon the term—tacky. -New finishers. The only one is literally the character raising and lowering their arms, nothing more. Its kinda cute, but absolutely become boring quickly. -Different outfits: if you watch the videos on the store page, you'll see that all the main characters have the same outfit. Yeah, there's even an option to "use accessories," but at least so far, with 1 hour of playtime and 1 or 2 wins (I don't remember now), not a single option has appeared anywhere—not even to buy or to acquire. It's like it doesn't even exist. -There are builds that are extremely strong compared to others—so strong that they make the player not want to try different builds, because they know it'll work if they go down certain paths. -The music is.. okay? Best than others, but could use more variety. -Anyway, I'm a little disappointed. The game's price doesn't seem to match what it delivers, but I genuinely hope the devs will add more elements. But honestly, I think it would have been better if they had waited a bit longer before releasing it. -But well, best of all to the devs. Hope to see the game thriving. :]

super fun Game, worth your time

This game, Heritage, is one of my top games all time. It's very good, and I recommend buying this amazing game.

First of all, I want to highlight that I really like this game. Playing the full version made me really happy with how the game let me explore multiple builds and trying to make some weird skills work. Regarding the content of the game, it feels very complete. Although I'd love to see more skills, having all 10 sects available make space for so many builds. For example: trying to make an EVA build using Serpent and Peacock was very fun. Going into battles, the game feels a bit stale from time to time, where things don't change much. Playing the cultivation mode helps a bit on that, but the challenges don't seem to make the run that different until you reach the final levels. I liked the story as well, and I wanted to see more of it, so it was a bit frustrating to not see it being explored. Again, I wanted to feel more of the game. Overall, this is a great game and I'm loving it for the time being. I'll keep on playing and exploring so many builds. If you like autobattlers with roguelite mechanics, and a different kind of roguelite, this game might be for you! It's one of the first games that I've seen exploring both stats + builds + storyline in this kind of genre, so always cool to see these kind of mechanics coming together.

Wow! I love this game! Each run is interesting with the different choices that you have. I hope they add more skills and other stuff in the future!

非常好玩非常上頭,簡單的數值遊戲,胡了就開始爽,沒胡就死了下一世再來。適合不想煩惱,輕量思考直接來一局

Loved this auto-battler, you have tons of builds and paths to chose from, a lot of different mechanics, items and ideas. Has great visual identity, soundtrack and unique sounds to it. The game scales pretty wildly, so you can test the games boundaries and break them in a positive way, definetly my favorite thing to do while playing it. I recommend everyone to give it a shot!

É um jogo bem divertido e simples, parecido com roguelikes como balatro (ou, pelo menos, eu entendo assim, porque a proposta parece ter builds quebradas e ver os números subir). É bem difícil achar jogos wuxia divertidos e simples como esse! Apesar disso, eu acho que ele fica um pouco repetitivo em função dos inimigos, que não variam muito.