Wall World Reviews

The journey to 100% this game was fun. Was a little repetitive some times but as a long time rogue like player I'm used to repeat and repeat. The pixel art is beautiful and the gameplay, although very similar to games like Dome Keeper, still have unique mechanics and play style.

Really fun roguelite! I think this one has a nice progression curve and a fun gameplay loop, with some cool lore too.

Fun game with an addictive roguelike gameplay loop, and plenty of upgrades to buy and help you progress further each run.

Truly brilliant game for spending hours and hours. Glad to see Alawar making great games again

Fun rogue-lite from a different perspective. You travel up-and-down a wall to mine caverns while finding/upgrading gear and furthering your supply for future runs. This game requires fast actions (although not precision) as you need to maximize your mining before running outside to fight off attackers. Can feel a bit hectic, so if you're looking for a peaceful game, this isn't for you. I appreciate a game not holding your hand, especially early on as you fail over and over (as is the norm for rogue-lites) but it would have been nice if there was a bit of help pointing the player in the right direction to beat the game - most players are going to look it up online anyway.

A fun rogue light with story elements hinted at with a fun progression. A bit short, but enjoyable.

Great game. Definetely worth the price, even without a discount. Please add more DLCs, I'll be the first to buy them!!!

Almost every part of the game I encountered, down to the minute mechanics of moving, mining, and shooting, feels 1 to 1 ripped from Dome Keeper. Almost nothing original mechanically, and nothing was done better either. I could understand making someone else's game if you have ways to "fix" or build on or improve it, but this does nothing of the kind. An easy refund. [h2]Just buy Dome Keeper.[/h2] (It is a shame this game is a shameless copy because the art, animation, and ambient music is all VERY good. Sound design is pretty shit though.)

A great little game Final achievement was a bit to slow compared to the rest of the game and I never felt like experimenting with new weapons. (Tried some while grinding the final achievement. None were weak, but they were not worth the cost)

It's like a lite Dome Keeper, kind of adventure / storydriven style While it's technically a very short game (maybe an hour of base game and another hour for the DLC), the meta-progression grind stretches the game further, giving you something that'll last probably around 10~30 hours depending on your performance It's an okay side-game to boot up from time to time, but unfortunately it gets repetitive shortly enough but it's a fair deal for it's low price