Rogue: Genesia Reviews

A really great Survivors game with a lot of replayability! I recommend it! Love the 2.5D art direction. My favorite boss is from Zone 4! :D

I love this game, it kicks ass. I have played a lot of "Survivor-like" games and this one is one of my favorites. I would highly recommend it. I'm over 40 hours in and still learning new things.

good and enjoyable game. for the clowns downvoting, saying it's a waste of time: yes that is exactly what it's for and it's great

Very fun Roguelite game, an absolute treat.

This game is a solid roguelite that delivers a satisfying gameplay loop with great progression and engaging combat. While it doesn't break new ground in terms of innovation or creativity, it still manages to entertain on par with, or even better than, many other titles in the genre thanks to its polished mechanics and replayability. However, the biggest issue lies in the late game—once your build is complete, the overwhelming visual clutter from weapon effects can make it nearly impossible to see enemies or hazards, often leading to frustrating, accidental deaths. It’s a fun game, but visibility needs serious work.

Fun addition to the genre. The amount of upgrades, weapons, and synergies is great. Gear system has some potential. The levels and grind can get repetitive but that is why we play this type of game.

This game is good, but it has a flaw. It is very fun and addictive to make a good build unlock new weapons and buffs, buttt......... You are most of the time waiting, cuz the time scaling in stages and survivor mode is awefull. You can very quickly get a good build shredding the enemies before they even hit the screen. Congrats your now waiting to pass the stage... and especially on moving to another world. the first stages are nerfed as if you restarted completely. But hey you can add corruption before you start...., but how am i supposed to know how much damage im going to do. Besides id like to complete the challenge to unlock. Its very difficult to get the sweet spot, mostly because some cards are very strong. The Worst part is with the survivor mode, where you wait 15 min for each tier to spawn a boss. i feel this is wayyy too long, especially cuz every 5 min the waves of enemies stop. In my opinion between 5 - 10 min is much better and some bigger champions with even more health during the mode could be fun. Ill keep playing and recommending this game, but id love to have more interactable things in the game. like a big enemies or a risk/reward play during the stages. Id imagine running from a single big enemy during the stage, but right now its either dodge all, or just sit and wait. And dont touch the shrine of ballance! there went my 30 min run challenge........... This Review was made at Rank C and on Normal Mode. I plan to start another save on Hard Mode, but i dont wanna restart right now

Disappointing. A very mediocre experience overall. English translations are functional, but not good. The UI and menu design is very poor, it feels like no effort was put into the UX/UI design of the game. Audio/visuals are pretty bare bones. It has the retro look, but not overly charming in any way. The gameplay itself is smooth. Upgrades are very incremental, in that they are all very minor and over long periods of time and many levels, you slowly build an engine. This works well if you focus on min/max strategy and build toward something specific. I don't want to take that away from the game, because I think that is where the heart and soul of this design went. In fact, this probably has a deeper and more powerful engine build than most games of the genre. But ultimately it just wasn't fun to play, unless all you are looking to do is crunch the math. In a world with games like Soulstone Survivors, Jotunnslayer, and so many others that provide such a highly polished audio/visual experienced with similarly great game design, this one just feels lacking and mediocre to me.

Takes some tweaking, lots of replay, lots of RNG screwy things. Needs PRETTY IMPACTFUL CHANGES TO UI, menu and system explanation/usage is near garbage level quality. Would be nice to have some indication in run through what weapon combinations there are. Again, system explanations, and in game terminology needs improvement.

This game has more depth than 99% of games in this genre. I now can't find any others that measure up, and i'm sad.