God Of Weapons Reviews

The developers went 6 months without an update. They basically abandoned the game. Fun concept, but don't expect much content. One map! ONE map!

Not memorable in the genre. Once you understand item system (like in few runs) it becomes boring for first 20-30 levels which consumes half an hour each run. - You can literally just stay in middle and past the first 10-15 levels. - Even after, you can easily past level 20 with minimal move right or left. - You cant save between runs. If you need to quit its over In short if you are not going to play like more than 1 hour for 1 run you cant play this game. I rarely killed in the run, most of the times it past 1 hour or so and I got bored and need to quit because there is not save.

Very nice game, although it is quite easy to win with almost any build

Great game, not too much content but the gameplay loop is pretty unique in its own way. Great game for its price.

Don't listen to the bad reviews....this is a really fun game. My wife and myself really enjoy playing rounds with different builds and doing inventory management together!

A great game with lots of replayablity. The characters feel really distinct and there's a ton of variety for weapons and items. I also like the art style, character design and bosses, Plus its fun when a game is totally fine with letting you break it mechanically. One of my favorite runs, I was able to get attack speed over 1000% faster. Ridiculous fun

This game is great. I'm not even good at the inventory management part. I think anyone watching me play would be [i]unable[/i] to resist telling me where to put my slots, because my need for symmetry is often to my detriment while playing God of Weapons. It's very fun to figure out how a run is gonna go, and I enjoyed very much chasing the various unlocks and achievements available. I think this is a solid 40-50 hours of gameplay, and for the price, that's worth it in my book. I took longer to 100% it because of being terrible at the inventory part. That said, once you figure out 'what works' in the vast majority of cases, it can be hard not to just take the easy option to victory - so if you're the sort to complain when mechanics work as advertised, you might find GoW too easy. I'll definitely be watching for any DLC and future content for this game! Edit: Regarding controller bugs noted by some of the community, I experienced it for about the fifteen seconds it takes to find the Dev post with suggested fixes. While they clearly don't work for everyone, disabling steam input worked for me.

Controller bugs acknowledged by the Devs for over 1 year and still not fixed. Do not purchase this game until it's fixed.

I only just discovered the inventory management genre of games and bought this in a bundle with Backpack Hero (which is also pretty good!). The meta game of inventory optimisation is pretty relaxing, although not being restricted to one or two "out of backpack" slots for reorganising would make some parts of the game much less frustrating, even if it was a separate phase to the between levels shop to make it harder to use the storage to scum for items. Unlocking the different characters and sub-professions has been pretty challenging for some, but I've really enjoyed discovering some of the other strategies that you discover along the way. For longer term unlocks, you can spend your currency on permanent buffs like health, weapon power, etc, or on unlocking items that will show up during runs. I've mostly ignored the items though, and since I've unlocked all the classes and professions before buying all the buffs, the motivation to then go and buy items isn't as high as it would be if I could have done both at the same time, perhaps through a separate currency (there are keys too, but the main currency is titanite, as keys are only used for part of the cost of item unlocks). As others reviewers have pointed out, being able to save between levels would be good, since otherwise I'm sinking maybe an hour into each run, and I have kids, and they're needy.

When you have backpack hero meets roguelite, you get God of Weapons. Very unique , interesting game style & mechanics. Hope to see more content from the devs! Definitely money Worth! Highly recommend!