Battle beyond the Underworld using dark sorcery to take on the Titan of Time in this bewitching sequel to the award-winning rogue-like dungeon crawler.
Of course, but I would argue any reviewer rating a new thing because the “liked the last one” shouldn’t be reviewing games. They should be reviewing the new thing solely as itself in it’s entirety. And in the case of early access like this…the game isn’t done, most the story isn’t complete, etc. so why rush to rate it now? Just give it a rating when it’s a finished and complete package
Why wait until then? I’m rating what I’ve seen and played so far. I’ve gotten to the middle of the third stage in my first few runs yesterday. That’s far enough to get a good feeling for the gameplay, and to see a good part of the meta progression.
If later parts turn out to be bad, I can always change my review.
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The rush to rate the game when it’s in early access is ridiculous
people liked the first one
Of course, but I would argue any reviewer rating a new thing because the “liked the last one” shouldn’t be reviewing games. They should be reviewing the new thing solely as itself in it’s entirety. And in the case of early access like this…the game isn’t done, most the story isn’t complete, etc. so why rush to rate it now? Just give it a rating when it’s a finished and complete package
Why wait until then? I’m rating what I’ve seen and played so far. I’ve gotten to the middle of the third stage in my first few runs yesterday. That’s far enough to get a good feeling for the gameplay, and to see a good part of the meta progression.
If later parts turn out to be bad, I can always change my review.