The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth Reviews

Insanely fun with an infinite amount of replayablility. An absolute classic that I recommend to all, push through the early game and you'll love it, trust me bro.

Full of bloat and feels more like a chore since ab+ and the balancing in repentance didnt feel like it helped at all and the ending floors are still uninspired and reused content.

This game literally saves me from boredom. I never in my life was so much into the game but it changed with Isaac. Not too easy, not too hard, and doing unlocks is so much fun. I have played this game for almost 500 hours, and I have unlocked only half of the unlocks!!! Wish me luck, lmao. I will never be grateful enough for this game. Thank you, Edmund!

this game is great played ones and now im hooked i cant stop after i unlocked T isaac so ya play the game

The definition of the genre of Roguelikes. This game is what every Roguelike enjoyer should have in their list. Unlike Hades and Hades II, this game does not involve much story at all, but is gameplay-wise (in my opinion) at least 5 times more expansive than both the Hades series combined. With each and every run being truly different and unique, this game delivers the most entertaining runs and playstyles within its category, and does not need to rely on fancy graphics nor an intriguing storyline to hook in players. That being said however, this game is not really as straightforward as it seems or sounds. Many specific mechanics and special interactions have to be learned by the player as they slowly progress through the game's unlocks (It took me more than 100 hours to learn how to min-max every resource I am given). Do not worry, your patience is duly rewarded with what I describe as an enjoyably addictive experience.

Honestly, it's hard to truly recommend this game. But I do so anyways, because that's what it deserves. The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth is incredible, and while I would say it got even better with every DLC, I unfortunately cannot say that is the case. Afterbirth and Afterbirth+ are kind of... mediocre, to say the least... But Repentance? The game becomes one of the best games in the roguelike dungeon crawler genre I've ever seen. Incredible room, enemy, and item variety, plenty of unlockable content and an incentive to use every character, and the best part of every version, no matter the dlc, is the possible item combinations you can find and (commonly) win with. I start negative because of the fact that the $20 base game and the $60 dollar full DLC experience are vastly different when compared to each other, but if you do buy everything up to Repentance, it is SO WORTH the money.

finally got it on sale after watching youtubers play it for like 3 years very satisfying game 10/10, worth every lucky penny

[h1]The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth – 10/10[/h1] [h1]Introduction[/h1] "The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth" is a game that combines everything great about classic roguelikes while bringing something fresh and deep to the table. It’s one of those titles that draws you in for long hours, offering an immense variety and exceptional playability. [h1]Visuals[/h1] The first thing that stands out is the dark yet hypnotic visual style. The pixel art is simple but perfectly matches the game’s atmosphere. Each level is packed with details that can evoke both fascination and unease. As time progresses, the visuals become more surreal, making the journey through this nightmare world even more intense. [h1]Gameplay[/h1] The gameplay in "Rebirth" is a rollercoaster ride. The game offers an endless combination of procedurally generated levels, enemies, items, and challenges, making each experience unique. You play as Isaac, a boy who must navigate through the hell of his own mind, battling demons from his past and facing monsters in various dungeons. Every run feels like a journey through the unknown, full of surprises and emotions. If you’ve played classic roguelikes before, this game feels like home – no two runs are the same. [h1]Items and Progression[/h1] A fascinating aspect is the item system, where you can find different items during your run. Each item changes the way you play – some surprise you, some make the game easier, but others can lead to unexpected difficulties. This variety allows for many different combinations, making each playthrough feel new and fresh. It’s the magic of randomness, which never gets boring. [h1]Difficulty and Challenge[/h1] An essential part of the game is its difficulty. "Rebirth" can be brutal, but it’s this high level of challenge that keeps players coming back. It’s a title for those who aren’t afraid of failure and who have the motivation to try again, improving their skills with each attempt. Successes are incredibly satisfying, and failures teach you, shaping your approach for the next round. [h1]Soundtrack[/h1] The soundtrack is another highlight. It fits perfectly with the dark atmosphere of the game, building tension without overwhelming the player. The music sets the tone for intense gameplay, making every encounter feel more immersive and exciting. [h1]Conclusion[/h1] In conclusion, "The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth" is a game that pulls you in and doesn’t let go. With tons of secrets, challenges, and surprises, it’s one of the best roguelikes out there. Tough, rewarding, and offering endless hours of gameplay. 10/10.

Type of game that pisses you off and hate it but you have 2 3 weeks period of nonstop addiction to play it then you stop and repeat. Perfect for wasting time and grinding. I love it

this game saved my life. No joke. I have no Dead God, just 850 hours of being too ill to function. Isaac, somehow, saved my sanity during the worst times of my chronic illness. Thanks for being such a messed up dopamine game