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| - | Released in 2012 by Matthew Davis and Justin Ma. Addictive, and very well-done for its subject matter, but I fall into the trap of comparing it to other roguelikes and wishing for many of their attributes - the speed of Spelunky, the convenience features and strategic variety of Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup, the simulation of Dwarf Fortress. | + | Released in 2012 by Matthew Davis and Justin Ma. Addictive, and very well-done for its subject matter, but I fall into the trap of comparing it to other roguelikes and wishing for many of their attributes - the speed of [[Spelunky]], the convenience features and strategic variety of [[Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup]], the simulation of [[Dwarf Fortress]]. I want my movement to have more meaning, and I want more strategic variety. |
| I briefly met Justin Ma at Indiecade where he was showing off this game. Writing updated notes in 2021 I'm not sure what I was really criticizing here, it's a great game. Even better is their followup [[Into The Breach]]. | I briefly met Justin Ma at Indiecade where he was showing off this game. Writing updated notes in 2021 I'm not sure what I was really criticizing here, it's a great game. Even better is their followup [[Into The Breach]]. | ||
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