Immortal Rogue +12

So iv been a big fan of rougelike games especially on pc, and this game is probably the best, it reminds me of dead cells in which you can slowly progress by collecting blood through killing enemies, the better you are at the game the fast your progress. So far lots of fun and actually has somewhat of a choice system in which you decide how the future will be. However there are a few issues I do have.
One is the glitch where if you dash at a wall sometimes you will get stuck and the enemies will absolutely obliterate you if you don’t know the exact why to get out.
Another is the weapon balancing, now I understand that the weapons are preference and get stronger over time however the cultless sword is the best starting sword to have as the added range beats any other light weapon in the game, the double edge is pretty good too. But the mace is really bad and needs a buff.
I would also love to see like frequent updates so we can grow this world! Great job so far.

What I love about this game is it doesn’t punish you for getting killed, you actually get some buffs and perks. With this said you will most likely die a lot if your not that good at fast mostly up close games like I. It took me like 5 tries to kill Dracula’s hound, and after killing him the levels only get harder it seems if you get hit once your dead. When I finally got to the Dracula level I didn’t even make it to him before I died. At that point i was a little annoyed going through the seemingly same decisions and levels all just to die and do it again, a real ground hog day feel. But if you have the time or are bored and just want to mess some enemies up as a vampire go for it. One thing I would like is a OST, I wouldn’t mind paying for it, specially the final Dracula stage music which sounds sick.

In a crowded mobile space, Immortal Rogue really stands out. Rather than just surface-level, mindless clicking, it brings impressive polish, unique mechanics, interesting premise, and a fun, replay-worthy formula to the table. The combat is fun and easy to learn, and the game offers a progressive challenge for those who are up to it. What’s really nice about Immortal Rogue is that you can pick it up and play for a couple minutes, or stick to it for a few hours. Either way, you’re getting a satisfying, rewarding experience. The added layers of the time-traveling story, upgradable abilities and weapons, and changing environments really gives it a fresh, addictive quality every time you jump back in. This one’s a winner and should be played by anyone who loves an original, well-made game—looking forward to how many years I can make it on my next run through time.