Great music and visuals, and the combat is decent... though not exceptional. However, it's really repetitive and there's not enough content packed within to warrant playing through the same stuff. Sure, levels are procedurally-generated, but you still follow the same routine. There's just not enough variety to make this a roguelike worth purchasing, and while the idea of you building your own myths through your actions to then have them live in the stars sounds appealing, it's pretty shallow.

Has a fantastic premise and a nice atmosphere, but fails to capture on its potential. The plot is barebones and minimalistic, but in a way that makes the storytelling uninteresting. The game isn't very clear as to what your goals ought to be or how you are able to get the alternate endings. What ends up happening is all of the endings become insanely convoluted, and plot threads feel like they come out of nowhere. The combat isn't much better - unbalanced and braindead is how I'd describe it.