Final Winter Reviews

Mildly fun for about 20 minutes and then it gets incredibly repetitive. There are some decent ideas, and as a concept the game isn't bad. But the execution is extremely amateur in all regards and the core gameplay is just a bit too simplistic to really keep you interested. Not nearly enough variety between runs (nearly zero). Especially at 10$ absolutely not. Maybe for 1-2$ I would say give the game a shot, but even then, there are dozens of free games I would recommend over this.

A very neat game! The controls are honestly kinda jank. I created a custom layout for the XBox 360 controller, which I've shared with the community, and that makes the game infinitely more playable in my opinion. At the time of this review, I think some of the achievements might be glitched (i.e. unobtainable), which disappointed me greatly. I like the music, sound effects, artwork, and game mechanics! I also really appreciate the fact that it has an upper bound on how long the game will take for a complete playthrough. Overall good game.

A fun game with a great mechanic. Every run can only last ten minutes before your villagers perishes and you're one step closer to all of your villagers being lost. Gameplay isnt complicated and it's more about the decisions you make on the fly. A strong recommend.

Fun game with some interesting mechanics. I don't know where my 10 minutes keeps going or how i already played for 2 hours.

Monster Fighting? Check. Puzzles? Check. Well made characters? Check. Good story? Check. This game has everything you need to keep you entertained for many hours. I have played through once (and lost) and it was very fun. I will be playing again. That being said I don't know the replayability of the game. But it is for sure worth the cost for the hours of enjoyment.

A fast paced rogue-like where combat is more about the amount of time lost for the xp gained. You have 10 minutes to get as deep as you can before the curse takes your life. This takes my usual approach to rouge-likes of careful, deliberate precision and tosses it out the window. The game compels you to take each floor faster than the run before to get deeper and grants you powers that help you traverse the floors with greater speed and yet the cave isn't exactly the same as the runs before. Enjoyable, challenging and leaves me feeling accomplished after a good run, and yet still feeling like if I could only run it faster than ______ wouldn't have died. Who is next and how many can I save I wonder? The game settings aren't preserved between sessions and I need to set WASD every time I start up, not sure if that's intended.