We Who Are About To Die

I've been following this game since its early days, and coming back after some time away made me realize how much work has gone into it. The improvements are not just bug fixes or minor tweaks — entire systems have evolved, the gameplay feels more refined, and the overall experience is noticeably stronger. It's refreshing to see a developer who continues to invest time and effort into improving their vision instead of abandoning it after release. The dedication, consistency, and passion behind this project are clearly visible. Thank you for the continued support and development. I look forward to seeing the game reach its full 1.0 release and wish the developer continued success. Keep up the excellent work The game is moving in the right direction, and the developer has earned my confidence

If you've played Half-Sword (playtest), imagine a more arcadey version of that gameplay, and of course, more fleshed out. I don't believe these to be competing ideas but alternate takes, in general I'm more preferential to arcade formatted gameplay, or sandbox. This fills the role of both in the same way Half-Sword has. I'll be hopping between the two pretty often. Good synchronicity. Once again, a great drop in, game immediately, game. No long story and cutscenes, all the "story" elements involve You making Choices that affect Your Gameplay. Great stuff. I will say I find the weaponry to be just a bit too samey, it's not from a lack of effort, they did good in differentiating a spear vs a flail, but you're still swinging left/right more often than not. I think sensitivity should be balanced towards the upper swings, as often I'll go for an up right and just get a right. I'd also like a more back-to-back format, rather than choosing and completing one mission, go back to inventory etc, back into a mission, I'd like if I could stack them with auto-pay for health, and a streamlined way to repair. What they have is good and I like it's format, but the stop and go can be a bit much for long play sessions. They do have missions that emulate this idea but not how I'd like it. Something for a sequel for more than for this game, or at most, a brand new gamemode, I'd be cool with DLC in the 10$ range involving gamemodes. When I say something would've been a top tier Xbox 360 arcade title, I say it with maximum nostalgic praise. Of course most of those titles don't hold up, but in the modern Steam era, it's like Microsoft's shackles are off. How you remember those games is exactly how they were. Simple, with complexities that don't take away from the moment to moment. Good purchase.

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Fun game, I enjoy the rng and stressful challenges this game offers.

i really like slave fighter guy he fights slaves and not afraid of chop things

Great game, skill based combat. Good execution so far. I'll try after 1.0 version as well I would focus on UI since lot is happening in the menu - I would hire a UX advisor as it will be need to properly sorted out.

Meh. I won 11 fights in a row by just spam attacking. Only reason I lost the 12th was because my ai partner bugged out and stopped moving or attacking