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I had no idea the dev had worked on slot machines. That makes a lot of sense!

bro thank you i'm making a vampire survivor game and i was STRUGGLING with making the game fun, but not anymore

Clearly not a healthbar game. You need the dmg numbers though, a lot of people love to see numbers go up. Very important. You have to play at least 10-15h to get a solid grip on the real draw of this game. Mechanics are great, but the unlocks and how it's mixed with secrets and other things on the map that you didn't even come close to is perfect. Not to mention different items outside of the gameplay.

rpg turn based game, slice & dice (so simple yet hard to master) turn and text based ;eldrum : red tide, life in adventure

Please Raise the voice a bit in the editing it's somewhat low even when i raised my phone speaker to the maximum

Man, barely into this video and that color flashing you praised for stimulating interest etc... Physically painful for me, with migraines and photosensitivity. Guess that's an automatic pass :( shame

Your videos are so positive, please keep it up. They are inspring.

Regarding the Axe, I noticed it and loved the idea. It is totally off anything I would have expected. Edit: I would not love health bars in Vampire Survivors. Too much clutter among the hundreds of enemies.

lot of mobile game with this type , level up by gem in stage and this is one of games with very well made and fun

This was a fun to watch 😊