Hordes of Hunger Steam Charts & Stats

great game, kind of short though

No choice of characters, you have to play a screaming girl. Give me a damsel in distress, not this woke crap. Repetitive, boring. Uninstalled.

This game is fun, quick and engaging. The combat is pleasant and makes slashing through horde after horde weirdly relaxing while keeping you on your toes with a stronger enemy from time to time. Generally if you enjoy games like vampire survivals you will have fun with this one and considering the price tag, its well worth it.

Very entertaining game if you are looking for a kinda Hack and Slash game, good mechanics but over time gets repetitive.

Come for the action but dont stay for it, because after 1h you've had it all

Disclaimer: Keep an open mind since it's an Early Access game and this is all just my opinion as someone who wants to see this game succeed. I'm leaving a negative review as a heads up since it has been almost 2 months since launch without an update. To me, it's starting to look like this will be another abandoned early access game or a side project for the developer. That said, the game has a lot of potential, the game loop is fun and I see this being a game I come back to if they put some love into the next few releases. Also, be warned that currently the difference between the demo and the release is marginal. (Note: progression from the demo doesn't carry over - or at least it didn't for me) Some maps, mobs and objectives were added, but these are mostly shallow content updates. They don't add much to gameplay or towards having a feeling of accomplishment and progression. Things the game needs to improve on: - Very basic character and camera controls. The game relies heavily on being able to dodge, parry and position yourself accurately and sometimes it feels extremely clunky and tedious. For instance, the Spear feels horrible to use compared to the sword. - Voice lines and audio fx are mismanaged, overlapping at times and without any transitions. - Very grindy and tedious to get anything. After 10+ hours of playing in the demo, I was only able to upgrade a few passives beyond lvl 2 and get a yellow quality sword. In the released version of the game, I gave up before being able to get a blue quality sword - it's even harder to get because they added other items for which you can get materials like the gloves and the spear, so you barely ever get the materials that you want unless you replay the same levels over and over again (and currently, there is very limited replay value). - Very limited skill pool. You end up with the exact same build every run.