Gods Against Machines

Very neat idea, I like the concept, but I'm not a fan of the slog. Some spells are WAYYYYYYYYYY better than others, like you pick the wrong one and you had might as well just restart because it isn't fun in an "experimental" way, it's just completely under-powered. It's also very repetitive right now, spamming the same spell and sometimes one of the other 2 or 3 spells you get over dozens of stages. You don't build units, sometimes you can create spawners that will make units but it's mainly just your spells. With balancing updates, more interactivity, and maybe an adjustment to how many spells you get, then it will be a bit more playable.

It's different and it's fun, but after a while it feels more like a chore than an enjoyable game. Buy on sale and play for a bit, but don't expect a masterpiece.

Very disappointed after looking forward to playing it. Long story short, upgrades in the rogue like game are very minimal (ie 4% to random ability with a dozen various things you could upgrade 4% at a time). With time you could slowly get good at the game but it's not compelling enough to justify the time, I didn't see any new mechanics or anything skillful besides the enemies having bigger numbers that would make me want to continue. It's not a bad game, but once you've played for a couple hours you've seen everything it offers. It will get harder and you will slowly get stronger but the gameplay itself won't change. In a post-Hades world simply seeing the numbers go up without anything changing isn't good enough. I enjoyed my time but I wouldn't buy it again and I wouldn't recommend it to others. If the devs see this, more meaningful upgrades at a slower pace would have been better. No upgrade was meaningful and in the 6 hours I played I never had a chance to do anything but cast the basic spell and occasionally cast some of the other spells because I was always mana starved. You tried to extend the gameplay with progression but you didn't make it fun.

complex enough to keep it interesting for 5+ hours so far

Hope more people play this. Great addition to the roguelite genre.