
Lootbound is a tactical roguelite with turn-based combat, loot management and D&D elements set in a dark fantasy world. Fight dangerous enemies, collect epic loot, recruit allies and lead them on a path of adventure.
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About
Every run starts with you alone.
As you move across the map, choose a route that leads to valuable loot. Along the way, you will meet companions who will help you fight this difficult battle!
You need to collect a separate set of equipment for the hero and each companion.
Items do not have fixed slots. You can rotate them and place them in the inventory as long as there is free space.
Items become truly powerful when they start affecting one another. Some items have auras that strengthen weapons or armor in adjacent cells.
Sometimes moving an item by a single cell is enough to change the entire build.
In combat, you control only the main hero.
Companions act on their own. They already know what to do...
At the end of each biome, you choose one of two boss parts.
Each part changes the Guardian's appearance and power. After completing all biomes, you will have to face the final boss.
Some rewards in Lootbound cannot be obtained just like that.
In special rooms, you are offered several options with different difficulty levels. The more valuable the reward, the harder it is to obtain with a dice roll.
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Sums Steam only; Xbox publishes no volume signal, so the true total is higher by an unknown amount.
| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $14.99 | 1.4Kreviews | 77% | — | $713.5K |
| $14.99 | 41ratings | 90% | — | not modelled |
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나름 재밌고 할만한데, 인벤토리를 남는칸 없게 채우고 싶어도 빈칸 남는게 좀 화남.
A good one more run game.
Fun turn based roguelite. Addicting to find and make fun builds each run.
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Languages: English, Russian, French, Italian, German, Hungarian, Indonesian, Spanish - Latin America, Simplified Chinese, Korean, Malay, Polish +8 more
Hours played at review time, across 750 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Another game I wish I could give a "maybe" to, something between absolute positive and absolute negative. I would recommend this with the caveat that you prepare yourself for some RNG BS. This is a run-based game where the gimmick is to play alongside a Resident Evil 4 style equipment inventory to buff your characters. Or Diablo II, or whatever game you want that has a grid-based inventory. You pick your hero, start the run, get into fights where you use one of a few options every turn, win, collect a loot drop, and the goal is to outpace the enemies as you progress. It's not unnecessarily complicated once you're in there. Pick and organize loot that points to a build and let her rip. For example, just choose crit items and you'll probably one-shot most things. Unfortunately, it's heavy on RNG. Crit damage and roll-to-collect will undo your carefully laid plans. I get it, RNG is RNG, but if we're allowed to plan a run, it sucks to have it undone by something like "your attack missed, also the boss got a lucky crit and TPK'd you." Just feels like the game is padding out playtime with some of these. You feel like the run is cracked and suddenly all the success is shut off and you're sent back to the beginning. And you'll be at the beginning, a lot. You'll probably do two or three runs before you get the next character, which means you collected enough meta-currency to buff the first hero, beat the odds and win, and then you repeat it for the next hero. If that seems fun, you might like it. If you don't like RNG undermining you that much, you might not like it. Just my thoughts.
Fun character building game, with some interesting inventory management! If you like Megaloot, you'll like this game imo. It feels better balanced and a little bit easier (witch gameplay) I think that warrior is worse in every single way than witch, def fun to play, but after witch obliteration, there is some oddities i am seeing: - Items are too heavily oriented towards acid/chaos - Acid completely ignoring armour makes it 2x more effective than most other damage's while as listed above also more readily available - Vampirism is easier to use/maintain than armour Aside from that. some downsides: After clearing the game on t3 with witch it lacked an ending feel to me, the final boss is not really more dangerous than the t2 variant. - Flipping items should be a thing - You should be able to craft/upgrade gear instead of slotting limited gems in them (rarity upgrades) IMO still better than megaloot, and more chill
roguelite semplice con combattimento a turni
Honestly love this game, it has GREAT bones, i think there is a ton to expand upon with what is here. I think this game would benefit largely from expanding its item library, as well as the classes available to play (which i think could come with time). Genuinely, thank you for making a turn-based game that is interesting and different from what is currently available, cant wait to see what can grow from this base!
a rather easy roguelike that can be finished pretty fast... i failed only twice and one of them was the first time. it was a decent time but i feel like there really could have been more to it. In total maybe a 6/10
J'avais adoré la démo, puis à la sortie du jeu la difficulté était mal équilibrée. Au fil des patchs ça semble être réglé. Je viens de terminer la difficulté 2 dans la vidéo de gameplay suivante après environ 10 h de jeu : https://youtu.be/xPkhy_oN8q0
If you've somehow ever thought "I want a game thats Slay The Spire meets Diablo meets Tetris", this is it. Not terribly deep, but I enjoyed it none-the-less. Great if you have ~40min to play. I unlocked all achievements in under 20hrs (so great if you're an achievement hunter) and at this point, there is ZERO reason to play again. Given that STS2 is out and it both has Multiplayer and a story that is MUCH deeper than this one, I hope they add much more things in a followup or in DLC.
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