Dead Cells

Best replayability, I love the game.

4/5th's of this game is incredible. The pacing is great, the gameplay loop is fun, the weapons are a blast to use, and the difficulty scaling is fair. The final difficulty level decides to get rid of those great things and instead be poorly made, lazy trash. What a shame the ending is locked behind it, the game is a 5/5 until it turns into a 2/5.

Started playing since a week, I'm loving it. It's hard, but rewards persistence. Best part is that it allows to unlock perks/abilities/new weapons as long as you play, and the most part of those can be used when you respawn. I noticed bugs with the current version, especially lag and crack sounds when the gameis paused, or fps drops when too particellar effects are in the same area. Despite this, it's something I would like to recommend.

Really, I haven't had so much fun (and deaths) for a long time. Despite being in early acces i haven't see any problems/bug in the game and there are updates from time to time adding tons of stuff. It's well designed both in gameplay and art side. About the gameplay I can say it's one of this games which are easy to lern but hard to master.... which gives A LOT OF FUN.

This game is great. Combat is fast-paced and feels fun, the pixel art style is gorgeous and the lore is interesting and mysterious. The progression system of gathering cells in a stage and handing them in when you beat that stage works well, with the constant threat of losing them all when you die. However, before you buy this, you should know what you're getting into: this game is hard. Like, really hard. The first few stages will become very easy after a few times, but the later stages and bosses are tough and whenever you die, you restart at the very beginning and only keep the upgrades you unlocked (Roguelite!) The point is: if you want to play through the full game you'll need to put in a lot of time to learn the enemy movements and stages. If you don't have that time, or you aren't very good at difficult games, I recommend looking past this one.