Recent reviews by CheZ'Da

If you're looking for a roguelike deckbuilder that's a bit different, this is it.

Playing this game has been a nonstop discovery of fun and powerful combinations so far.

Egg.

The ability to add 3x frame generation to almost any game is a godsend. I was disappointed that DLSS frame gen was a rarity instead of the norm but after finding Lossless scaling I don't need to worry about that anymore.

A must have software for high frame rate gamers. I'll take "fake" frames over no frames always.

I recommend this to grappling hook fans and people who like to chase better times on levels.

For casual players who just want to complete the game there isn't much content so I would wait for a sale.

*Buys banana*

Next round: "Tada! It's... It's gone."

The zoomed in camera is the most challenging part of the game.

The amount of levels where you have to wait for spinning objects/lasers is too damn high.

I recommend this to people who like grappling hooks.

About half of the levels are decent, some really bad ones.

The visuals get in the way of gameplay, not a fan.

Got my money's worth out of this roguelite mars colony builder, emphasis on the roguelite. You are at the mercy of what cards you get, you can mitigate the luck factor by building projects that increase the amount of cards you can pick and get suggested per turn.

I liked that the random nearby resources at the start made me change up my strategies. Also the different scenario goals give a reason to explore all the different mechanics the game offers.

The support mechanic felt very unintuitive. There are too many big swings either way to get a feel for if you're going to lose the game or not. It also seems tuned a bit badly. I never had to worry about support after the midgame even at the hardest difficulty.

The end game project cards felt completely useless when trying to win before the 65 turn limit for completing the challenges.

Better than real life mini golf, you never have to bend down to pick up your ball!