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Fun little time killer. Surprised to see that it is still receiving regular updates, as well.

This is really fun, looking forward to more updates. With ~5 hours of gameplay I've completed both normal and hyper mode.

EDIT: Pleased to say that the devs are continuously adding new content on a regular basis

Criminally underrated game. If you like dungeon crawlers or are old enough to remember NetHack, you'll like this. Also, almost every aspect of this game is moddable, if you are into that.

I really like this game so I'm going to recommend it, but the GameCube version is way better. This is capped at 30 FPS, unlike the GameCube, and there is this atrocious mouse acceleration that cannot be turned off.

Some other reviews say they had to run this under a Windows 7 virtual machine, but I haven't had any issues running it on Windows 11.

This is a really fun game, I just wish there was a little more to it. Mod support for adding new buildings, more colour schemes or more building models would help a lot. It's still a great game though.

Played this on browser many years ago and it has only grown since then. It's a good game, but may get a little slow after some time. If you don't mind that, it's certainly worth picking up

It's a fun little game and certainly worth trying out. There are a few weapon balance issues, though. The dart gun is pretty much useless, and the bow and arrow isn't much better. I think the AK might be a bit too powerful, as it is pretty much the only gun I see most people using. It's not super broken or anything, but it would be nice to see people using other weapons. The hamsterball is annoying as it is a one-shot kill. If you are going to keep it that way, at least make it break after you kill someone with it.

My main complaint with this game, however, isn't so much to do with the game itself as it is with the community that it has bolstered. The art style and theme of the game may seem appealing for children, but I'd recommend keeping your kids off this game. The community, for whatever reason, is almost aggressively sexual. I wouldn't feel comfortable having my kids on here.

It's pretty fun, and it's free so there's not a lot to complain about. It's a little repetitive after a while, but it's not bad.

My only real complaint is that the camera updates at 30 FPS while riding creatures, but updates at 60 FPS everywhere else. Other than that, it's pretty solid.

There's plenty of content now and they keep adding more. Easy to recommend.

Way better than it has any right to be. Runs on the good old Source engine and it feels so good to play. I wish more indie developers would look into using Source.

My only complaint so far is that there is a trial that plays like a Simon Says game, but it requires you to listen to different sounds and repeat them. It's basically impossible without looking up a guide for deaf or hard of hearing people.

Looking forward to a sequel eventually!