It's a little repetative after a while, so don't expect to play it long term. The different modes offer some replay, but not a crazy amount. Still, nice little time waster.
It's a Doom roguelike, with all of the things you would expect from that description. Throw in some 90s one liners and there isn't much not to like.
Overall, I liked the art direction, sound work is solid, story is a little generic with an "artsy fartsy" pretension, but overall I enjoyed it for a while. Eventually, you're required to start doing "bomb" jumps, kick jumps and similar with controls that aren't responsive enough to be fluid. It feels very forced, a bit janky, and eventually you have to fight a boss that cannot be beaten without these mechanics. I may come back to it and try again, but while it was doable, even for an average player like myself, it was where the game stopped being fun. I got the game for free, so it's easy to put it down and move on, but would have been genuinely galling if I paid full price. Still, very enjoyable up until that point.
