Not too bad. Fairly short. Don't let my review time fool you, I had the game running while playing other stuff I'm just an idiot.

With that said, again, not too bad. I'm usually not into deck building at all, but I like the combat segment enough to offset that. In addition I really like the theme of the game and the aesthetic. It is a little rough on my aging eyes and I could see myself getting eyestrain if I kept playing for too long, but ehn.

Really my second biggest complaint is the awkwardness of the controls. It is good the dev was smart enough to support both awds and cursor keys for movement. I can't tell you how annoying it is that retro games seem to obsess over cursor keys for movement. I'm really tired of that. Thankfully you don't have to settle here, you can use cursor keys or awds.

My biggest complaint is the story is kinda overall lame. It does finish out, but the ending feels a little phoned in. The game tried to make it feel like somehow it's interacting with you, but it doesn't do it any meaningful way and I felt like it slacked off pretty hard at the end. I suspected the ending would be what it was, but I was hoping that either there'd be some kinda really retro animation of you getting sucked into the game or something, but instead it was just some shadowy hand grabbing you. You don't even get a visual of a sexy big tiddy witch kidnapping you. Bogus.

Generally though, for the base price I'd say it's just the right amount. I find it kinda hard to judge well enough since I'm not into deck builders like I said. I'll give this game a pass since I had fun and there really weren't any genuinely frustrating elements. Just plays very solid. (And it was smart enough to not allow stupid stuff happening such as infinite damage combos which is one of the reasons I don't like deck builders) Overall, I had fun, but I think I'm ready to be done with it. I very much wish the game had a longer story, but overall again it's fine.