Guidus: Pixel Roguelike RPG

Fun game, had no issues since install. (And i been playing for almost a year now.) Overall it's a rogue like game where you control the characters, you can unlock and level up different ones in game. The gameplay is similar to deadcells where you progress through dungeons and if you fail you start back at the camp where you can level up etc and try again. But the control's are similar to an older retro arcade which is unique in it's own way.

It's okay. You pick a hero and beat the game which unlocks more routes and you just repeat till you get bored of the exact same enemies and bosses. The game doesn't tell you what anything in the store is. You just buy it and hope it is useful. You need 5 dupes of a character to upgrade to level 2. Each unit maxes at level 5. You can speed this up with actual money. Fans of crypt of the necromancer will enjoy. Otherwise a huge meh.

Quality. If you're looking for something a bit more substantial then your average play store fare, but still easy to play on the go, I can't reccomend it enough. Gameplay is simple, and gradually evolves; as you'd expect out of a roguelite, those mages with slow moving shots are a lot more of a menace in later floors when there are tankier enemies and floor traps to corner you while they deny you space. I will say it's not your standard PC roguelite fare; you're not going to get super crazy runs like certain other entries in the genre, but for the platform and the control scheme they've packed in some pretty neat stuff into the items, and you certainly find yourself wishing for a certain combination of items. And to get to it; ads are very non intrusive, you opt into all of them. Honestly the rewards for watching them are pretty beefy too, but you can easily go without if you're allergic. Overall a solid roguelite that sacrifices a bit of depth for a lot of playability within the constraints of the platform.