Rogue Spirit

Its a fun little roguelike. The game is somewhat repetitive but there is enough there to keep you entertained. The ghost possessing different bodies that all have different attacks and stats keeps things fresh and there are a good amount of different characters, the majority of which play and look different. Theres also familiars and special abilities to pick up. The modifiers are pretty useless and most of the upgrades you pick up mid run are just stat boosts and don't change things much and end up kind of boring. The game also gives you way too few of upgrade currency requiring a lot of grinding for small upgrades. Also most of them arent real straight upgrades like health or damage, just things like "keep a random stat boost" or "10% faster dodge recharge" making them not that exciting. So even if the roguelike elements dont add much to the game and require grinding, and the environments are pretty samey, the core gameplay is decent. 7.5/10.

It is a nice roguelite game with unusual twist. It is not perfect, and there are some conflicting mechanics and not so polished parts. Yet, Rogue Spirit has its charm and it is different from any other roguelites I played enough to make it interesting. On technical side: combat is fluid and challenging, and game mechanics push the player to try new ways of playing. But the variance could be better - variance of enemies, variance of possible builds and variance of environment. Overall it is a good game to get you busy for some evenings, but don't expect the hours of the Dead Cells or Hades. Not a bad thing, not every game should last for hundreds of hours. But if you want something that will keep you occupied for months - you should look elsewhere.