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The title is begging for an "o" at the end. The first time I actually read it as if it was there.

"If you die, you lose everything you took on the mission.
If you survive, you keep everything you looted."

This isn't actually a twist. It's essentially a hard-core option that's now mandatory rather than an option.

Also, not really a great selling point for a TB game.

They already lost me on "rogue-like". I wonder how long this trend is going to last...

Hopefully not as long as "souls-like".

Is that "souls-like" thing over now? :)

when majority of people stop playing and enjoying them. As it is popular, it does not seem to happen anytime soon.

The trailer only mentions Steam, you might want to edit the last couple seconds of it.

I'm...fairly certain that that's not unique even close to a unique mechanic, especially in roguelike-inspired games. :D

Off topic: Since the the initial "u" in the word unique is pronounced like "you", not "oo", the preceding article should be "a". (Regardless of what some ESL teachers seem to teach, it's the pronunciation of the initial syllable which determines whether "a" or "an" should precede it, not the spelling.) </lesson>

This looks like something I'd enjoy the heck out of if it was an RPG and not a rogue game. :|

Are maps / items procedurally generated?

It's indeed better than I expected. The setting is good and some of the mechanics remind me to Stoneshard.

Well, if people enjoy rogue-likes, there's plenty of them. Most of them are pretty good in their core gameplay but ruined by those mechanics...