Think I 100% this in about 40 hours. But it's $5.00. More depth than most $15.00 games.

Impressive in the sense that one person made this. Would have potential if they were not already working on Gedonia 2, as I guess this is the completed game. Voice acting is microsoft sam. Not done.

Combat and overall feeling of progress is top tier. The actual immersion in the environment and lore though... trash tier. Pretend walking around towns, inns etc doesn't exist - more fun. B Tier.

Each play is worth a quarter at your local arcade. After you spend 4 quarters, you'll want to move on to the next arcade. I like Galaga, PacMan, etc, but my expectations were a bit higher for this.

Massive world that you're free to roam. Very extensive character creation and evolution process. You start out very weak and the world is harsh. Progress really has a sense of accomplishment.

You start out pathetic and gradually become god-like. Entire world has it's own version of physics - entirely destructible and intractable. Pretty sure an irl alchemist made this.

I didn't much care for the movie, lore or aesthetics, but the game was actually very impressive. Sorta like a Kenshi, Morrowind, Red Dead, GTA amalgamation. But, mostly Red Dead. B Tier

You're a hero going in a loop. Over and over again. Basically a clicker casual game. Not sure how this is tagged as a roguelike.

An ancient multi-user dungeon (MUD), the precursor to MMO's. The gods of the game are essentially the admins that reward roleplaying. Complex and rewarding, has endless story potential.

A bit limited in scope and quickly becomes repetitive. It does a good job at simulating a basic shop. Maybe a few hours worth of fun. Designed with more of an aesthetic emphasis rather than gameplay