Recent reviews by rainedoescode

An enjoyable casual idle game. There isn't a lot of content, but it's fun watching your train spit out more and more destruction. As others have said, the end game doesn't feel very balanced. You can easily clear the screen of resources on most levels, and there is little point in getting additional orb levels. I ended up just leaving the game running in the background to get the last couple of achievements. 7/10

Backed on Kickstarter ages ago, but this game has been abandoned. Really disappointing as it held a lot of promise.

A nice Incremental game with pleasing visuals and great lofi tunes. Relatively simple, pretty short (completed in 2.5 hours), and freezes for a few seconds occasionally, but overall worth playing if you enjoy the genre.

This game has a lot of promise, but is lacking key quality of life features at the moment. No way to undo if you misplace a card. No way to delete placed items or islands. No way to remove cards from your deck. I'll try again later once development is further along.

An open-world roguelike with:

• particle simulation like a "falling sand" game
  
• the difficulty of a souls-like
  
• countless spell combinations to blast your enemies with
  
• Hämis

11/10 would kill myself by firing untested wand any day

What an bromazing amount of content for a $5 game. I would have sacrificed twice that for this terrifying experience. Each class feels unique and the synergies you can get with relics make you feel like a Grand Lich. If you get tired of pounding meanies, there is even a card game that will suck you in like the gates of hell! Look no further for entertainment, or you might be cursed!!!

As advertised.

Really hits it's stride after the first week of playtime...

A chill loop incremental game, numbers going up, interesting skill system. Once you complete tasks a certain number of times they can be automated. At this point I've hit the middle of chapter 3 and I have to leave the game going for 20+ minutes to get to active play. Could be a plus or minus depending on what you're looking for. More of a mixed review than fully positive.

Sweeping vistas, freezing winds, and the harsh glare of an unmoving sun. The Banner Saga brings to bear an impressive visual experience with an ensnaring storyline that has me already longing for the journey ahead. The tactical combat system is nothing ground-breaking, but the mechanics make it feel polished and fresh. The balance of whittling down your opponent's armor vs. damaging their strength to reduce attack power give weight to each attack. With the game's fantastic artwork and unique setting, I can see many hours of enjoyment ahead.