Miseria

Very short. The best incremental games are those that provide multiple layers of prestige and can be played long. Finished this game in a few hours, cmon

The trailer was promising and the dark medieval fantasy setting intrigued me, but the gameplay itself is way worse than other incremental games. All in all it takes about 6-8 runs to get to the "end" and another one to get the last achievement. The rebirth skill tree lacks a lot of upgrades and focuses on perma unlocks of characters, more damage or exp. gain. Stat lvls, dungeon floors and armor upgrades must all be grinded again everytime the rebirth button is hit. It doesn´t take long to go from floor 1 to almost 90 after run 5, but it´s still just clicking the same upgrade buttons a multiple of 70 over and over again. Also I don´t know if anyone else had this happen or if it´s only me, but most runs the game shaders crashed around floor 70-80. The graphics are nice, the characters are cool and the story is a classic dark fantasy setting. All in all I wouldn´t reccomend it. After 4 hours I cleared all achievements and the last 2 runs I did felt like a drag.

Game really isnt fun its stare at a screen auto attack simulator....

I did not want this game to end. It was perfection. Now we need a sequel or an update. We have rebirths now it's time for ascentions and more classes and items like uniques and sets. and more areas and bosses. Let's go full idle Diablo. This is game is formula for fun and this feels like the start of something great.

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too short

tbh this isnt much of a game. no impactfull decisions to be made, no sense of accoplishment, just some mondane clicking. asking way too much money for what is offered and for a game as !low! priced as this....thats saying something