Very interesting take on the theme, I did like the looping mechanic being a sort of "create a loop" without actually looping over and over. You guys really leaned into the core game loop (lol) with this one. I like it!
Omg, thank you! I loved playing Crashlands as a teen, and Crashlands 2 now as an adult. You guys are a real gem in the indie design space, and one of my biggest game dev inspirations. I love your stuff so much! What an honour :D
What a wild game! truly one of the most hilarious experiences of my life. You guys got me cheering on the destruction of toddlers XD (they had it coming)
C: I love the idea of flipping coins and using randomness. It felt like a novel use of the roguelike system.
E: I was confused by how some of the mechanics with he cards worked. Seemed interesting, but I got lost, and while the idea was awesome, the lack of explanation and the simpler upgrades left me wanting more.
N: Seemed pretty idea-focused, which is OK! The idea was lovely.
R: Cards were simple. I liked the coins, awesome work on those. I do wish there were some variance, though, especially for weighting.
U: Exactly what I would expect out of a game like this. Very nice. Good choices
I desperately want to like it, but I think the random events don't work the way I am led to believe they do, and that just feels like too much of a confusion to a game that otherwise feels rather intuitive.
Neat, it feels very clunky to get started, Way too many stat points assigned with insufficient info about what you're doing. This is an amazing game idea, love the hero assignment genre. I do think that with descriptors, this has real potential. Lots of cool idea. Great stuff!
I am a sucker for any incremental game that isn't menu based, and getting to run around and punch slimes and tophat purple guys was a great joy. Unfortunately, the game felt very slow to play, and I had no idea how I was ever going to get enough coins in a reasonable amount of time. Blessedly, balance issues are fixable, and this is an incredible prototype. Good work!
Neat, it feels very clunky to get started, Way too many stat points assigned with insufficient info about what you're doing. This is an amazing game idea, love the hero assignment genre. Great stuff!
A cute little project, I love the idea of using the dice as a reaction-time-based mechanic. Quite original from what I've seen so far. Good base for something more!
