Endless Wander - Roguelike RPG

This game is pretty solid and has a fair amount of random elements to keep you entertained for a good while. The controls are easy to pick up, but you'll need to learn from your mistakes as part of the gameplay. The main issue is that the game feels too short, almost like it's still in development. I kind of long for the old days when games were complete and didn't require ongoing payments. Thankfully, updates come out regularly. It's an enjoyable game, but I'm holding back on giving it a full five stars until they add more content.

This phone game is amazing, especially for fans of roguelike games. The gameplay is super fun, but the equipment system could use some improvement. I find it a bit confusing when it comes to fusing equipment together. Upgrading the gear also feels kind of lackluster because getting to level 4 happens quite fast. Another frustrating thing is that there's an odd number of slots, and set bonuses require pairs. I'm not too thrilled about how the item drops work with capsules, as they can feel underwhelming. It would be great if we could test out different characters before committing to them. Despite these issues, this game is definitely worth playing, and it's probably one of the best roguelikes you can find on mobile right now!

The game is fun, but it has some problems. Firstly, there are bugs. For instance, while playing as Archie, your character may look like Novu and have Novus' skill with Archie's cooldowns. So when you try to use the skill, you can't attack anymore and have to give up on the game. Secondly, the hitboxes are too big. Sometimes, even if a projectile doesn't actually touch your character, it still deals damage. Lastly, Archie's skill should let him move through enemies. Enemies tend to corner and block you, leaving you stuck.

Wow, the art in this game is so charming! The combat system might seem simple, but it's actually quite deep. The controls are easy to pick up, although they can be a little imprecise at times. I'm not a big fan of the gacha system, and it's typical for mobile games to limit your progression with energy constraints. I really wish I could just buy the full game instead of dealing with the freemium model, because this game is totally worth it on its own. It's obvious that this project was made with a lot of passion, and I'm happy to support the developers, even if I don't agree with some of their practices.

The gameplay is really great - it's engaging and fun to play. However, the added microtransactions and such take away from the enjoyment. Improving your character's tier requires hard-to-get tickets that are difficult to obtain without paying. On top of that, there is an option to buy a no ad feature that only lasts for one month. Until they reduce the number of microtransactions, I would rate this game as 2 out of 5 stars.

This game puts a fresh twist on the classic rogue-lite genre. The controls can be tricky to grasp at first, as they evolve based on your abilities and modifications. It's like solving a puzzle where you need to figure out how each piece fits together through trial and error. You really have to hone your skills and adapt to succeed in this game. Overall, it's an incredible experience.

The game is really great! The controls feel so satisfying, and you can upgrade your character too. There are no annoying ads that appear out of the blue. You can choose to watch ads if you want to revive for free or double your gains from the last round. If you're feeling generous, you can pay to unlock two new characters. They play differently compared to the original character. They're totally worth getting. I highly suggest checking this game out!

The game is frustrating because the controls often freeze and don't respond when you need them the most. This is more infuriating than dealing with the enemies or other challenges in the game. When you're playing on harder levels, it's even worse. You press the dash button repeatedly but your character doesn't move, or you keep hitting the attack button but nothing happens. I was really excited about this game at first, but the unresponsive user interface completely ruined it for me.

The game play is tough but it really gets the job done. I'm a fan of the design and it feels like you're making progress all the time. However, there are some major drawbacks. You have to pay for a monthly subscription instead of having an option to get rid of ads, plus you need to pay extra to unlock two characters. When you add it all up, it ends up being just as expensive as a full-blown indie game. It would probably be better if they just released a complete version with everything available to unlock by playing the game instead.

I've been playing this game and it's so much fun! The story is intriguing, the art and designs are amazing. I don't have to think too much while playing, which allows me to listen to podcasts at the same time. I've played for hours without even realizing it, it's really addictive (positively). The only thing that bothers me is how difficult it is to get those scrolls to level up, it's frustrating.