Trials Survivors

不需要走位，只需要肝时间，越来越无聊。

It's a fun journey early on but the game needs some rebalancing at higher difficulties. At lower difficulties you can pretty much use whatever you want, take whatever you want, and as long as you have at least one strong skill you'll probably be fine. Upgrades are very satisfying and mostly focus on the fun stuff like extra chains, extra projectiles, extra damage. Each weapon gets a choice of 3 evolutions, which are huge power boosts that feel great and drastically change the feeling of each skill, though there's usually one that is way stronger than the others which removes a bit of the fun once you figure that out. Meta progression is a bit underwhelming to me, it offers a lot of choices but many of them are basically worthless, and it's also is a bit limiting early on with how much you can equip at once. Unfortunately, you can increase the difficulty of the game Diablo-style after you beat the game, and the balance sort of falls apart as you progress through the difficulties. At higher difficulties, you need great luck right away or you're not even going to make it to level 2. You need to know which skills are the best and only take the best of the best, and also get lucky enough to get them before the enemies outscale you. Once you get a run going, you need to get lucky and get lots of extra damage and projectiles and chains and pierces and anything that directly increases your DPS, because the enemies scale hard and fast and you will die quickly if they outpace you. Sometimes you just get a bunch of ailment chance and duration on your worst skill, and run out of your limited rerolls trying to get something good. Sometimes you will be steamrolling the whole game and then a new enemy type will spawn that you can't kill in time and then you die. The highest difficulty needs rebalanced, and weaker skills need buffs to be competitive with skills that can hit nearly whole screen with every cast or in a constant aura around you. One other complaint is that runs often end just when you finally get everything fully upgraded and it starts to feel great. Endless mode is only available on the highest difficulty, but in a few hours of trying I only managed to reach it twice. I think there should at least be some sort of endless wave that gets stronger over time, something that any build can use to test itself at the end of a run without needing to be on the highest difficulty and competing on the leaderboards. Overall, I do recommend it. The game feel overall is great. The upgrade system is very satisfying, it gives a really great sense of progression over a run. It's fun to experiment and try all the skills and their evolutions. The game seems designed around finding a spot in the level where enemies will funnel themselves to you, then standing in place while you fight off the impressive enemy count. It's a bit frustrating on higher difficulties but the game still does feel great when you're able to actually clear it, and everything I've complained about could easily be fixed in an update. I have high hopes for this game in the future!