This game feels a bit slow to control and is pretty fun, but with a lack of skill testing decisions beyond "pick the good skill" I can't say I feel as accomplished or as powerful or as challenged as a sucessful run of Brotato. The builds are all satisfying, but very one dimensional. Bosses come across as more annoying than actually challenging. I like games that allow you to break them and scale to infinity. This is not one of them. Go play Brotato or Vamp Survivors.Now aside from the critiques, this actually is quite a good game. I really like how clever all the skills work together and I like how the characters build. I like the freedom you get at character and weapon selection, even though most characters are kinda design with one or two weapons in mind. The art of this game is unmatched by its competitors in the Survivor-like genre. I really only got this game because it came in package with Brotato. It is a good game, above satisfactory, yet still has a long ways to go in order to become excellent. Maybe better on PC, 4 stars.

The ad-farm version of this game is advertised above the premium, so I didn’t see it and thought I got the full game at the cost of ads. I wanted the new characters, so I paid for them. Then I got fed up with the constant ads so I looked for a way to remove them (doesn’t exist ofc), and found the premium version. Now I own the premium version, but not the characters I purchased. If you’re going to have two versions of the same exact game on the app store, you should at least offer the courtesy of not making customers pay (in-game currency or USD) for the same exact content twice. On top of that, the features in the ad-farm version that would cost you viewing an ad (or literally 10-20) to access, don’t exist in this game. The ONE incentive you have as a consumer to pay for this version, was intentionally removed by them. No twilight boost, no revive, etc. ***If you buy this, you are literally paying for less than nothing, you are paying for LESS features.*** That, combined with the fact that they update the ad-farm quicker than they update this one, leads me to believe they make far more off the other version (selling your personal information) and they are doing everything they can to incentivize people to play that one instead. Either that or they just really dislike the people who support them financially?

I love this game but I'm still confused on the fact that this game has released on both PC and Switch with endless mode and this is also the 4th time trying to submit this lets see if it actually goes through because i don’t understand how they decided to peal back content for both “endless” edition in which let me remind you DOES NOT have endless mode just is hyper ad based and full of micro-transactions then the “premium” edition in which lacks that said new content. Just ad endless mode already you clearly don't hate the mode its in every other platform version of the game so why not here and COME ON bring the content over to the “premium” edition. i would expect this behavior from EA or Activision but your an indie studio be more caring of the fanbase and who actually bought this clearly less “premium” version cause NO ONE wants to sit an watch 40 ads for a pair of cosmetic wings.Edit : nothing has been changed or fixed sense my last complaint rant, there’s been nothing added to help make feel like its worth getting on mobile, if you have the ability to get it ANYWHERE else (Switch/PC) do so cause your paying for less for the Premium edition an your being taken advantage of on the freemium version with bloated ad based cosmetics. No endless mode an neither edition is worth your time or money

First of all, I wish I had found this version of the game sooner. The free-to-play version is full of ad-baiting, micro-transactions, and clutter making it "watch ads to win." I'd much rather pay for a clean game. Controller support is not very satisfactory. The analog sticks only let you move in 8 directions. The triggers get "stuck" sometimes and won't fire or will keep firing. Menu navigation on controller is clunky and outright broken in many places, requiring you to use the touchscreen for skills and upgrades. There should at least be controller buttons for choosing upgrades and going back. There are a few small typos and grammar mistakes throughout the game. The Reckless achievement does not trigger as expected. The Cadence rune does not work correctly/predictably with Salvo Knife. It would be nice to have timers on screen for certain things (shield and health regeneration, timed buffs, no-hit buffs, dragon egg, etc.). It would also be nice to be able to pause the game on an upgrade screen. The game does get a bit boring and repetitive, but it's refreshing to see a game with this much proper design and effort put into it.