I was just randomly look and watched the intro to this, and thought it had a very very interesting story. It def has a great story so far. The combat is very fun, and it has a very well thought out upgrade system. I really love the characters so far also. It is 1000 percent worth the money.

Video review: https://youtu.be/PjdJHXimcw4 -------------------- * Deep and interesting sci-fi story * Beautiful pixel art and great character design * Fun combat with innovative mechanics (organ transplantation, possibility to steal healing items, enemy damage multiplies on successful hits) * Plenty of customization * Great soundtrack * Overpowered equipment * Repetitive enemies and locations * Jerky character animation * 2 characters & biomes instead of 7 that were pitched on Kickstarter

I backed the game on Kickstarter hoping for a fluid, intense roguelike with multiple characters. I really liked the art, the theme and the music. While the art, theme and music stayed, everything else went awry. Ended up with a hoarder game with only one character and fake complexity through a lot of small customization. The combat feels weightless. The animation sprite are limited resulting in a stocky movement. Not recommended.

The first thing that I noticed was the Disco Elysium scrolling text. The second thing was all of the exposition that was always on screen. The third thing was the lack of any meaningful things to say and your just born character having three-word snarky remarks or opinions about this new world that I was supposed to be exited for. Yet my character seemed completely unfazed like a teenager trying to tell everyone that nothing surprised it. So, the story was trying to destroy itself before I had even gotten a grasp of the terrible save system in this game. Simply put, on the world map you move like this were Fallout, with random encounters to avoid and settlements to visit, but you can only save the game at certain spots on the map called Mirrors, which are like towns on the map that you need to load in and move to and load out of and then your save is anchored there. Or you autosave when a mission ends. If this were the save system in Fallout, you would hate that game too. So how much do you die in this game. Well it depends. The first shield that you get to buy is seemingly the most useful one. It can null out 3 attacks before you need to create a shield wall again. Why is this the best shield? Because the combat is objectively against you. The more time in an encounter is more time for your enemies to heal and they never debuff. How do they gain a buff? Every time an enemy hits you, they get a star over their head. One star gives them a 100 percent damage boost, up to 5 stars. So this is a world where a shotgun is the strongest weapon and are dodging with a stamina bar. A quick example of how broken this system is. One shotgun bullet does 50 damage but each bullet gives the next bullet in the spread double the damage as it is flying towards you. Strangely this reminds me of KCD, where if you get hit once, then you might as well run and hide and try again later. Only in Undungeon the encounters happen in rooms, and these are locked until you kill every enemy there.