Well, first, I did play the game in the past but couldn't remember why I never finished it.
Since I had a bit of an itch for a loot ARPG, I thought, let's give it a try again.
I must say the balancing is completely off.
The enemy health increases faster than you can keep up, which makes fights get longer and longer if you don't find the best weapon for your level.
On that, the enemies have overall too much health.
Luckily for me, I found out you can reroll the merchant so you can have a good weapon for your level, but even with that, the kill time never feels faster; it feels like you just keep up the time.
On that, if you aren't extremely lucky with loot drops, the time to kill for even small mobs will increase fast.
Damage skills don't feel worth it because of the spongy HPs of the enemies.
I only stayed with utility skills because of that.
A bit nice was with door codes at the beginning, where you actually needed to think a bit to get the codes.

With all that and the ending, it felt more like a proof of concept than a full game, or maybe, to put it better, the ending made it feel like you played an extremely long story prologue.
I would even say the game feels unfinished.

Es malillo.
Es un Diablo con pistolas y armas automáticas, lo cual es bastante original.
Pero es extremadamente simple. Pocas habilidades, pocos stats, y el loot es muy simple. Aumentar de nivel no supone prácticamente diferencia alguna. Además, es extremadamente fácil. Los enemigos son esponjas de balas, pero no suponen ningún reto.
Lo único bueno, que es corto, así que no llega a cansar (aunque los niveles finales son auténticos laberintos), y el precio, menos de 1 € en oferta.