Rogue Heroes: Ruins of Tasos Reviews

beautiful

This game has been abandoned in an unfinished state.

We finished the main story in 2 player co-op in about 10 hours. The story contains only 4 dungeons with bosses at the end. Some of the bosses took us a few tries, but early on we mostly struggled on the dungeon floors. The difficulty curve felt a bit off, which is also heavily skewed with how many upgrades you get. The more you fail, the easier it will become. There's also other content to explore outside of the main dungeons with collectibles and upgrades to gather around the map, side quests and unlockable classes. Most of those are however irrelevant in terms of fighting power and you only progress that by doing the dungeons. Sadly if one player disconnects, the session closes and has to be completely remade and you start over from town. I can imagine how this can ruin the 4 player co-op experience if one person disconnects even for a second. I got this game on sale for 4€ and for that price I would recommend it for 2 player mode. It's quick and easy to start, and has some upgrades and class choices to make each character feel slightly different.

pretty cool and well balanced, worth the price!

It goes to the first loading screen and crashes. I've tried everything that Google has to provide as well as AI suggestions. I can't understand it. But this game gets a fat ZERO from me. Make a game that works next time, maybe?

Too many bugs to recommend at this time. 1. if you bind move right to f, and use to g, you're not able to select a hero and play the game 2. Spike ball trap moved slightly when killing my teammate pushing the spike trap out of its path. This meant the spike trip bounced back and forth in a much shorter path, so I was stuck and unable to move without dying 3. Glitched after killing first boss, so I was unable to obtain the loot rewards

A bit grindy but it's very similar to Heroes of Hammerwatch, though with a more classic Zelda feel to the combat, equipment and exploration. Overall enjoyable, picked it up on sale for a steep discount and don't regret it. There does seem to be enough content if you enjoy this kind of game to pay full price as well.

An incredible hidden gem of a game. The (static, handcrafted) overworld is laden with enough exploration and secrets to put a legend of zelda to shame, while the roguelike dungeons provide a randomized combat focused experience. A beautiful marriage between the newer roguelike genre and classic sword swinging adventure games of old.

What a cool little hidden gem of a game. Great fun co-op with plenty of content. The multiplayer sometimes desyncs a bit, but most of the time works well. Recommended.

This game is broken, and there is no support for it. Buyer Beware!!!