Praised by nostalgizing veterans, an ASCII roguelike with a crappy facelift. Don't have a numpad? You need a guide on how to rebind keys in this game. You're a limited mobility person? Tough luck, you need to learn and use dozens of keybindings to play this game at least semi-comfortably, because mouse support is mediocre at best. Your eyes bleed from ASCII-based UI? Good news, only the main screen has a tileset, your inventory, stats and everything else is text-based. And good luck making any progress without having a wiki open at all times. I suggest you either try the free version before buying this, or at least look up full gameplay on youtube, because you can't even begin to imagine how inconvenient this game is to play just by looking at the store listing.
As of today, this game was released 2 years, 10 months and 7 days ago. And it's still full of bugs. Including gamebreaking ones. Add half-dead community on top of that and you've got a title, which you should probably skip, even on sale.
Can't say I'm enjooying this one. And the GOG version feels even worse than Steam one.
Niche becomes boring and tedious after some time. Controls require you to be extra precise in your clicks: action buttons on the board are quite small, selecting an animal can be inconvenient because they might be covered by an action button. Technical execution is somewhat sub-par: for me the game crashes upon startup if any other hardware-accelerated software is running, it also hogs available videocard resources way-way-way more than it should (it's a Unity project, so yeah). Honestly, the best parts of the game are main menu and those minimalist loading screens. No joke, it takes real talent to make a white "Loading..." text on a monotone background look so good.
But horrible controls won't let me.
