[Demo Impressions] This is a fundamentally solid souls-like that I feel lacks something to make it stand out. But if it keeps the quality shown, especially bosses, throughout it will be worth playing.

[Demo Impressions] This demo already showcases some very fun weapons and skills, maybe even more fun than Dead Cells. With some great level design and art, I am very much looking forward to the game.

[Demo Impressions] A demo so good it made me buy the first one. Untangling the scenarios is always difficult but rewarding in all the best ways, and the sets of related scenarios makes it even better.

[Demo Impressions] Although seemingly not as in-depth as other souls-likes, it still has a lot to like, the enemy designs and art direction especially. I also found the shell mechanic to be quite fun.

[Demo Impressions] A mish-mash of many different games, but the highlight for me was monster-taming mixed with a deckbuilding combat system. The other parts were also fun but hard to judge for now.

[Demo Impressions] The combat is fundamentally solid, and the demo shows off some very fun to use weapons that gives plenty of personal choice. The boss encounter in the demo was also very fun.

[Demo Impressions] The combat animations and environmental interactions creates one of the coolest feeling combat systems I've played. Throw some more things to interact with and you're cooking.

[Demo Impressions] I was thoroughly enjoying the climbing mechanics through the entire demo. If the game is just that in more pretty locations, I would be plenty happy.