Overview
Who made it, when it came out, and how players rate it overall and right now
All-time positive
97%
Steam rating
Overwhelmingly Positive
Last 30 days
95%▼ 3 pts
English reviews
92,478
Last updated
Oct 30, 2026
The Good
The most praised themes, as a share of all this game's reviews
Content & grind27%
“10/10, one of the best games out there with infinite replayability”
Story & characters25%
“A great game with plenty of replay-ability as well as the perfect amount of strategy and puzzle solving mixed with lore and visuals”
Gameplay & combat22%
“+Amazing game overall, super fun and smooth gameplay”
Difficulty21%
“Turns out its a very fun game that can be challenging and addicting”
Price & monetization9%
“11/10 would recommend for your money's worth”
The Bad
The most common complaints, as a share of all this game's reviews
Nothing stands out.
Opinions over time
Percent positive each month, with the number of reviews below. The dashed line is the all-time score, and the last point covers the last 30 days.
Monthly % positiveFlagged monthAll-time score (97%)
Playtime
Percent positive by how many hours reviewers had played when they wrote their review
A low score under 2 hours often means a rough first impression, a bad launch, or performance problems.
Review Randomizer
A random review from this game's sample, which leans toward reviews other players found helpful
I'm going to give the game a bit more time, but ultimately I'm finding that gameplay is just unrewarding. The amount of times I feel like I have a good deck with synergy only to meet a boss or elite encounter that will just hard counter and destroy whatever you were going for is frustrating. That, combined with decisions throughout the gameplay that will completely fuck you over without you knowing only adds salt in the wound.
I understand a large part of roguelikes is going through run after run, but purposely obfuscating information in a roguelike to the point that you may not even understand the decision you're making unless you've made that decision before is stupid. The amount of time the game will essentially be like "I dunno, could be good could be bad aha" (legitimately, there are multiple decisions that boil down to exactly this) and you are forced to take them to even see what happens, possibly ruining a run that may have taken hours... just unfun. I've had this game dick me over with a smile on its face far more than I've felt like I've gotten any sort of upper hand. Maybe that is fun for some, but so far I can't say I'm having a great time with what feels like it should be a fun game.
I just find myself wondering when the game gets good, when the fun actually starts, why its so popular, you know?