Took me a while to figure out that spacebar spins the wheel, but I was hooked! Managed to survive in the end.
- The choices for spells were immersive and having to spin to cast them is really clever and thematic. I started with the doubles so it was funny since they didn't do anything until I leveled up.
- Interesting how passive effect are attached to the wheel so you get less consistent spellcasting. I like how it balance out those effects, but I did feel a bit nerfed lategame. I would've liked if passive upgrades had to be hit like curse and were removed afterwards. You could play into the gambling effect better if a strong upgrade needed a 1 in 20 roll to activate. Would feel more like spinning to win than spinning to spin again.
- The difficulty was noticeable at first and I almost died a couple times. However, I discovered being faster than the skeletons meant I could leave them in a big clump and just avoid getting in their way.
- The lategame was too slow because I couldn't do enough damage to blow up the skeletons. It became a walking simulator at that point. I wish I had a vampire survivors-esque insanity build to go ham with.
- Do the skeletons really care about your debt? Not sure how serious to make of it...