MycoRelic

Nice multiplay-able soulslike with tight but fair platforming I've played through a few of the builds along the way and I really like the bones of the game and have had a blast exploring, finding hidden treasures, and unlocking the next shortcut. Really looking forward to the full release, these guys are cooking.

One of the best indie souls likes I've played, pretty and well designed, when your build gets online and you start understanding what you're doing it feels REALLY good... but man, hot damn does it get frustrating at times. That's just the way a Soulslike goes, obviously, but it feels specially bad at times here, where it just feels like you can't do anything at times. I understand that's a skill issue, though, so I'm still giving this a HEARTY recommendation

lovely little roguelike. i adore the dodge mechanics and how most of your gear comes from mob drops

Amazing game and everything I want in an Indie Elden Ring. -Combat is souls-like, and is well executed. the player controls feel responsive and it's clear they put a lot of effort into fine-tuning it. -Bosses are HARD! It's not every game that I feel forced to optimize my gear and stats, but this one pushes you to use every advantage you have. All the bosses felt distinct and never repetitive. -The stat system is genuinely a highlight of the game for me. The fact that it doesn't punish you for experimenting with different builds, and that every build-type feels strong in it's own way, is something I think aspiring devs should absolutely study. -Art-wise, it pulls off the 3D low-poly aesthetic really well in a way that doesn't feel low effort. The use of lighting, shifting vertices and bloom effects really give it a sense of polish. -Worldbuilding is unique, and one of the first things that caught my attention for this game. The fungal-robot-zombie concept is very cool and well-integrated to the mechanics of the game. The only warnings and criticisms I want to give are: - If you are hoping to co-op from different ends of the US, I would hold off for now, the lag is very noticeable to the extent that it does affect gameplay and can cause missed jumps and delayed attacks. - certain enemies and bosses could use some rebalancing. -a few extra checkpoints could be added to minimize backtracking in certain areas. -inventory is currently very bare bones, it can definitely benefit from sorting options. but these are things that I expect of a game in early access.

Very fun indie soulslike. For the price it's worth a buy with friends

Bionicle meets souls, what isn't to like?

Don't buy. This game has potential but needs major balancing. I am the farthest thing from a Souls-Like player. My co-op partner on the other hand loves Souls and Souls-Like games. We both agree. The game difficulty ramps up way faster than your power level. In three hours I went from "this game is fun and challenging" to "how the f am I supposed to beat any of this". Note to the devs: all this bs started when we got to the lighthouse. Upper lighthouse door open and we can not go further.

This game is amazing for a souls game! All i can say is wow. When it comes to souls i think of near impossible but this makes a amazing impression on new souls players like me. so in my thoughts, and take this with a grain of salt, it's the best souls game in a hot minute