Rack and Slay

this game is amazing i love the visuals and the crazy runs you can make with bombs oh and i really love endless mode

Pleasant game where you knock balls into holes, and there's various powerups for you and for them. Singleplayer, casual, has extensive difficulty modifiers for people who like challenges, took me a few weeks of light play to 100% the achievements. Worth the price, excellent to play while you're busy on the phone or listening to a podcast.

无尽模式特别好玩

disclaimer: Got this game from a bundle but it goes as low as 3.50€ during sales Fun game, gets you coming back for more and clearing the challenges, could use some extra chains/strategy but perhaps if you are looking for a simpler roguelike and not something made to be broken on unlimited levels.. it's a chill experience. nice touch the achievements and challenges not requiring any particular difficulty so you could theoretically beat it all on easy if you wanted or leave it at normal for that extra tought process.

目前觉得还是比较有趣的，但是很多道具感觉没啥用途，反倒是增加了难度…

Love this game. So nice to play a game or two when you only have a few minutes to play. It's a great pick up and play game especially for the price!

Very good concept, but this inplementation relies too heavily on RNG. Whilst you have cotrol over your ball when shooting, that is the only control you have, as pretty much all items being active on the gameplay layer are RNG "20% chance to do X AFTER shooting". As such, you get to very little actually plan your playstyle. Add in obstacles/pit being placed randomly on the map and you can simply stumble upon unbeatable, as in not within your limited number of shots, set-ups. Likely because the game doesn't very if any cimbination of set obstacles, pits and enemies is beatable with X shots or not. As such, this isn't a very good roguelike. Sure, you unlock stuff through playing (as in, additional items to randomly get offered or to [b]randomly[/b] buy) but you don't get blanket "X more health" or "X more Shot power" stuff or something along those lines. Also, the way runs are set to only be around 15 stages really shows the "smalltime" balancing and scope the game has. Yes, you can play Endless up unti the 500s of stages or so, but honestly, the game isn't getting any more challenging after a certain point. Adding "You take x times damage" doesn't equal difficutly, but then again, the way stages are generated, I don't think you could put in other difficulty adjustments. It is nonetheless quite a bit of fun for an evening or two, but i do not see myself coming back to this. Still seems worh the 3fiddy I paid for it.