Necroslayer

From what I've seen so far it has some really interesting environments. Almost everywhere I go, when I expect a dead end I find a way through to another interesting place. You are very free to go what you want so it takes a bit of getting used to if you're used to modern games. It has an Elder Scrolls feel, although the melee combat is less developed so far. it's definitely worth a look. It's being improved quickly and I think it has a ton of potential.

What has the potential to be a hidden gem is hampered by some rather frustrating glitches. The negative review is due to very fixable issues, not any larger picture problems. But, they're here, so I can't suggest that you suffer the frustration until they're ironed out. I didn't run into many issues at all, but the ones that I did impacted the game in ways that mattered (such as the controls for potions are listed as X/Z, neither of which allows me to consume the potions in my inventory and thus I die with several healing potions unused with all of the game-play lost OR, if I'm lucky, I can get get them to work on the fifth or sixth attempt at smashing the key. It really depends on the run, but they've never worked first try). The fact that all base quests must be re-established each incarnation is an annoyance, especially when you're dying due to wonky control response. Same for the tutorial circles; after one run-through, they can go away and stop killing immersion. Anyway, it's good and looks like it can grow to be great, but not until some further fixes are made. It's still in Early Access, so there is time for updates (and it does seem like that it's an active Dev/Dev Team), but I'd still wait it out to see how the remaining issues are addressed.