Ironcast

game sounded intressting but its just not fun way to much RNG involved. one of the worst RNG culprits is the dodge chance and yeah i know its possible to happen that a enemy with 7% will dodge but when it happens multiple times in row while your high % dodge seems liek to be never triggering feels bad. other RNG aspects lvl ups : u can choose between 3 skills the skills can be from a pool of 3 different categories: global , ironcast and active-skill. i had multiple runs where i havent gotten 1 categorie at all which is like 1/3 bonuses. other rdm aspect blueprint drops u can get alot of runs where u find 0 weapon blueprints so u have your starting weapon which tickles the enemies for 1% of there hp while they can 3shot you. and last rmd aspect is the match 3 u can lose runs because u cant match any gems u need (mainly weapon or packages)

le jeu n'est pas agréable à jouer. on meurt sans arrêt, et on recommence, chaque décés fait monter une barre d'xp generale qui debloque des trucs, perso, vehicules, bonus, mais même aprés 15 morts, mon perso n'est pas plus fort, le jeu devient pénible, répétitif, ce mach 3 est à la fois rpg et rogue like, mais la difficulté est mal dosée, c'est frustrant, parce que si a chaque décés on devenait rééllement plus fort, ça changerait tout.

Pretty lame? I'm used to punishing games but this one just feels wild. It's permadeath and plenty of battles are just lost if you get unlucky with your board layout. You can get skills to make this happen less often, but being offered those are also RNG. Just had a run where I was being very cautious in the fights I took, and got wiped out by just some dude because I wasn't offered any skills to clear my board. I read through some guides on the community hub to see if I was missing something, and they seem to agree. The best way to win is to minimize the amount of time in combat...or in others words, your time playing the game. Games like FTL reward you taking hard fights with resources and events, and this game just doesn't do that well. If I'm honest, just go play that instead. This game had an interesting idea, but man did it not land.

Pas mal pour le moment, mais tout de même une remarque, quelques lenteurs dans les animations et également pour les déplacements de la souris ... pas cool tout de même ... Donc pour le moment, je ne suis pas à 100% pour le recommander.

Great concept but wasted because bad balancing and rogue-like mechanics make it a frustrating mess.

Absolute hidden gem, it's almost EXACTLY what I've been looking for in a roguelike! Working out your optimal next move is much more enjoyable as a visual possible rather than pure mental maths, and thank god there isn't deckbuilding and having to calculate the odds of topdecking certain cards etc every turn The shop system isn't randomised with re-rolls so no need to stress/FOMO about certain upgrades - the shop options simply expand as you find new blueprints etc (shop resets at start of each run so you can't just buy broken stuff ASAP) The level-up options are pretty balanced and you have a limited amount of equip slots so you don't end up with a massively bloated amount of stuff in your build to track/calculate (I love Slay The Spire but it can get very tedious double checking all your relics deep into a run) Also this is the first roguelike where I don't feel compelled to consult a wiki/youtube guides for "meta" etc, the game actually teaches you everything you need to know and more importantly it is pretty intuitive to figure out optimisations for yourself! Only major gripe - Devs PLEASE FIX the targeting system so the tab doesn't close every time you aim at a different system!

Buying this was a mistake. It's boring, and just doesn't feel all that much fun to play.