It was a fun Vampire Survivors like but feels pretty shallow at the same time. There is replayabilty here with the plethora of difficulty sliders they give you but there's nothing here for me that makes me want to endlessly grind for better stats. I would just stick with Vampire Survivors or Halls of Torment instead of this one if you are looking for those types of games. If its super cheap on a sale maybe go for it but think you wouldn't be missing out on too much here.

100 Backlog Games of 2025: 23/100

Its an inferior Vampire Survivors clone, but still worth it.

For cheap, a fun game with a good sense of variety (different runs do really feel different), strategy, and spectacle. It's not outstanding, but it is, simply, good. Different characters feel useful and interesting, it's easy to pick up but has a good amount of strategic depth, it doesn't stray too far from the survivor-like formula, but does enough things differently to feel interesting, especially in how distinct the starting characters and stage modifiers feel.

I think the biggest thing it lacks is a more cohesive sense of aesthetic. It's all vaguely fantasy, but nothing feels particularly unique or intentional. If you told me it was made of a dozen free asset packs put together I would believe you. The enemy design and placement is especially incoherent (don't ask me why the second wave of enemies in an underground dungeon is made up of wasps).