Noita

This is not a roguelike where you build and play with unique spells. This is a roguelike where you spend every run grasping at straws trying not to blow yourself up in a new spectacular way. That is how every run ends. With you blowing up. There is no end of the game as far as I know, the search for immortality does not end with success but with a very large and fiery "BANG."

La verdad es que llevo 50 horas y no entiendo nada ... muero por todo , jamas llegue al final si es que tiene final y lo chistoso es que tiene modo dificil si es que le pasas la final .. como vrga se supone que le pase en dificil si en normal solo llego al nivel que le sigue de la zona del hielo !!! pero bueno.. esta bueno la verdad aguante peron , messi y argentina !!! y shupalo inglaterraaa!!!

I really love this game but even though I have played a lot of hours I still don't understand anything xD

I have no idea whats happening but its awesome and i just killed a big spider at the bottom of the world with a lazer and now im rich???

56 hours is what it took to finally beat this ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ game. This game will literally make you rage quit, cry, delete, then come back it's truly a toxic abuse love hate relationship. This game makes souls games look like children games compared to difficulty, the only way I beat it was literally spamming teleport bolts ambrosia and getting a perk that gives 50 percent chance for perks not disappearing which gave me like 10 perks by final boss. literally sat in a puddle of ambrosia and used a chain saw to ♥♥♥♥ up the final boss. I wouldn't consider that a true win because it felt cheesed but ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ I couldn't imagine beating this game any other way that or you get INSANELY lucky seed. All that said this game is %100 worth it. There are a ton of mods and other things to continue adding content or changing things after you beat it and on top of that it's just insanely fun to try out different wand builds. This is truly a masterpiece please do yourself a favor and buy it!

This world is hostile. It will kill you for looking at it the wrong way, and your own incompetence is just as capable of killing you. So let death be your teacher. Every time you return from it, return stronger, not because the world has granted you anything, but because you have learned how this plane functions. So die. Learn. Understand this world more deeply than it understands itself. Strip it down to its barest components and study the machinery beneath. Then take that knowledge like an axe and carve the world open with it. Subdue what was once thought invincible. Break what was thought unbreakable. Become something the world no longer knows how to kill. [hr][/hr] But seriously, this is the perfect game for anyone technically minded, with a willingness to learn from their mistakes. It slowly builds a toolbox of knowledge in your head, until eventually you find yourself wielding it with the same confidence as any conventional arsenal. The wand crafting is absurdly deep, less like a conventional crafting system and more akin to a tape and instruction-based programming language. Its physics sandbox draws from the classic Powder Toy-style simulators, giving you a vast world of interacting systems to prod and break. Add on top the alchemy, which somehow manages to tie everything together, interacting with practically every other system in a beautiful mix of predictable and unpredictable ways. It is the sort of game you can play for thousands of hours and still discover something new every day. Not because it is endlessly adding things for you to consume, but because there is always another interaction to understand, another system to pull apart, another piece of the machinery beneath the world that you have not yet quite figured out.