Recent reviews by Perebor

Chill game, give it a try.

Great game, nothing more to add.

Mixed bag of emotions, but I still recommend it.

The good:
Huge build variety, strong roguelike progression, satisfying turn-based combat. It definitely gives Darkest Dungeon vibes, especially in how risky decisions can snowball.

The bad:
Combat readability isn’t always great. The isometric view looks nice, but sometimes objects block important information. There’s also a very wide spread between high and low rolls, and bad RNG can have brutal consequences. Some skills don’t clearly explain what they actually do, which can lead to disastrous surprises.

The ugly:
If you love cats… this might not be for you. They’re not pets here - they’re resources, and the game treats them accordingly.

It's a solid 40-50 hours at the moment, mostly due to No Backtalk achievement (Defeat the catty skeleton 33 times as Merris). Great progression, items, skill trees. Summoner is OP due to +1 Summon Count on items and Time+Mort+Cold+Fates combo. Haven't found Death though)

The game was fun at first, but after 60 hours and completing Survivor Mode A, the endgame became frustrating. It took me around 15 hours to defeat Void Primordial - running at 1 FPS. That's just crazy. But, PlexDuMenton reacted pretty fast and now it's fixed. A good game for this price.

Best arpg so far!

Highly addictive gameplay with no noticeable downsides so far. Engaging mechanics keep you coming back for more, and the experience has been smooth and enjoyable throughout. Definitely worth checking out!

A solid game overall that really hooked me. It gave me vibes of Darkest Dungeon, Destiny 2, and even a bit of Dark Souls. Considering the gameplay and experience, it’s a great deal for the price.

Honestly, I’m not sure who this product is meant for. It seems the developers were inspired by games like Overwatch and Destiny, but it doesn’t quite capture the essence of either. It feels like a mix that doesn’t come together well.

Character balance is a significant issue—it’s way off. For example, why would anyone choose Daveers when Haymar is clearly superior?

I managed to complete almost all the Steam achievements within 24 hours, except for those requiring extensive time to level up each character to 10. So, I feel I have a good grasp of the game. However, an achievement that requires playing with a friend is almost impossible because, frankly, why would I suggest Cancord to them?

An awesome game, but a bit outdated. Still it's a classic piece.