This game is great as long as you don't go in expecting a ton of story, atmosphere and the like. This is game is about combat, and the replayability comes from trying different spell and item combinations. I easily got 30 hours of play from it and still go back and do some runs when I feel like it. Unfortunately the game is held back by how simple the dungeon feels once you learn it. Within your first ten hours you will likely have learned all the enemies and their patterns and after that your just discovering new ways to get god runs. When you start out you will likely gravitate towards the crit/vampires glasses combination as it gives you survivability with decent damage. You will probably find a set of spells you like and use them until you beat the game the first time. If you're like me you will do this until you consistently beat the game. Then at some point you will find a gift chest which will drop a set of spells that fit a theme. For me this was "Jump" spells. This is when you discover how fun it is to vary your builds. You no longer seek to beat the game, you seek to find out how many different ways you can beat the game. My point is that this game is amazing IF you understand what it is. It is a game with a fun but basic story and atmosphere, great art, great combat, and great variation in the ways that you can get powerful. For reference there are many ways to one shot the final boss of the game, some of which you can get from finding a single item.
