/anthro/ - Anthropomorphic

Haven't tried it yet, need to finish my current backlog before I purchase a new game. It does interest me

>Deckbuilder roguelike
Indie devs need to be forced into making open world top down perspective rpgs again

>>124077
They actually need to be shot and killed instead.

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>>124080
we should do this since they are probably middle class white people from major metropolitan areas in the united states too that are skillful yet talentless also and also post shi like this on bluesky.
so doing so would free up revenue and attention within the saturated indie market to people who actually have story's to tell rather than hacks who probably more or less see it as a hobby with benefits.

Amazing soundtrack, with a cute and short but sweet story. I didn't 100% it but I did at the very least play enough to unlock the ending. The horizontal combat is novel but isn't enough to make it as replayable as a Slay the Spire imo. Riggs and Books are best girls.

Deckbuilding games are an automatic no for me, I would rather just play a dedicated TCG at that point