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A good enough mindsweeper variant.
The sphere gimmick can get alittle annoying, but the different rule sets kept it interesting long enough for me to get my enjoyment out of it.

For a game centered around atmosphere, the sound design sure is atrocious.
The songs I did hear were good, however the volume for the effects were all over the place and there was no way to turn them down... baffling.

A neat auto-battler type game where you piece together your minions and send them FORTH TO CONQUER!
Most of the game play is building your creations from various parts your minions pick up on the map. In order to advance further into the game though, you'll need to take "manual" control and micro manage a bit. Otherwise, it's build send and forget about them (until they die... then build ANOTHER!).
The gameplay loop is satisfying for what it is. I would recommend to someone that wants a low APM experience.

This is a really great card-game with a Bangin' sound track.
You can compare it to fights in tight spaces, but in my opinion, Nitro Kid is more balanced. The enemies offer more of a mobility challenge and the deck compositions synergize better. Boss fights are unique and certainly challenging.
The graphics are a little on the cheap side, but for me the rest of the game more than made up for it.

it didn't bake enough in early access
the UI needs to be smoother

Well made coffee break game where you play the odds.
I don't think the dude is making games anymore unfortunately.

Simple fun that's all about narrowing down the probability of blowing your face away!

!Wow!, truly a masterpiece in the genre.
The Dev team has managed to craft and mold this immense game into an incredibly balanced and innovative deckbuilding experience that keeps getting better the more I play and explore.
The scaling of the status elements and momentum of battles are so well balanced that, while there are extremely powerful combinations, you don’t feel like any section of the game has been over looked. All the cards have their place and each mechanic has its fit.
I was a bit intimidated at first when I noticed the MASSIVE card pool. This initially made me worry that, like a lot of card games, most of the cards would be lazy placeholders that you wish weren’t there. This is definitely not the case and the gradual progress of unlocking cards gave me plenty of time to get use to the game’s playstyle and world.
While I do have some issues with the UI, this game still needs to be in every deckbuilders fan’s library. The Dev team has recently enabled cloud saves, so once I found it and downloaded it (for free) on my phone, that’s where I’ve been spending most of my play time. Can’t recommend this card game enough!

This game didn't click with me.
I'm a huge fan of ToME and similar games. However this just felt like an auto battler where you needed to dedicate an hour of intensive studying before even beginning each run.
The tutorial was terrible and I didn't feel like dedicating more time to learning the seemingly endless amount of variables.
I get why people like it, but it doesn't play like I thought it would. You only have up to 3 different actions, the rest of the game is studying your build and the items you collect along your route.

This game is a lite 4x experience.
The average game lasts less than an hour, your options are narrowed down to cards drawn, and there are plenty of routes to victory.
My time to be able to play 4x games are long behind me, and this was a nice breath back into the genre. Each game I played was short and sweet!