I love the core system of the game of giving the player an interesting choice about if they want to accept a hero which comes with their own unique attack but brings in their own enemies, and their goals that add needed personality to each character. The choice of accepting and rejecting allies and enemies effectively gives the player control over the difficulty, giving the game much more depth and make repeated runs more interesting as the information the player gains on their previous runs affect their decisions in their current run. The quest system is a great way to prevent the players from getting overpowered, I just wish there was more of a incentive to complete their quest, like a scoring system that is based on the amount of days survived and the amount of quest completed. Or a small but permeant upgrade to all future heroes for every quest completed, the upgrade can differ based on which hero's quest the player completes. The simple controls makes the game much more easier to get into and start having fun than other more complicated games that require a few minutes just to get used to before the fun starts, and the enemy variety forces the player to utilize all of the different heroes rather than just one overpowered hero.

I like the idea of the rotating (heh) cast of heroes a lot, especially when they each have abilities that can't carry a party by itself but compliments others well. The main gameplay loop and controls are less enjoyable to me, but perhaps it could be taken in a different dirrection too.

Original and fun to play for a few minutes. Can't see much perspective though, as the base mechanic is a bit too confusing. There's really rapidly too much happening, and it's REALLY hard to keep things in check; as is right now, it's not very satisfying to go on, and I can't imagine myself a fix.