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It attempts to emulate the Souls style with left and right slots (three for each, tied to L2 and R2), but since it doesn’t gel correctly with certain item types, it just ends up feeling sluggish. Weapon swapping could also be a whole lot better. Inventory management as a whole is a mess, with everything jumbled into one list, your “Death Bag.”

It’s funny at first, but not when you’re doing really well on the 10th floor and meant to throw an explosive as a grenade and find yourself eating it instead. Many times I’ve eaten explosive mushrooms, or “wheeled past” an item I wanted to use because of the “flick” movement.

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They’re like low-rate Chalice Dungeons from Bloodborne, and that game had a full campaign.Ĭombat is also shoddy, and requiring players to use the PS4 Touchpad for items is just plain bad. There is a random element to the designs, but a large amount of structures and key areas are repeated for any given floor, on top of an overuse of plain-looking tunnels and corridors. Yet, the actual dungeon-crawling aspect is riddled with problems. Most of the charm is in the hub, which I adore hanging out in. Grasshopper clearly spent a long time creating this world, and it shows.

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This is in addition to finding mushrooms on the floor with random qualities, comic books about serial killers, and the small fireside chats you’ll have with the main cast in the “arcade” hangout. You can sneak up on “beasts” to snatch them or eat them on the spot, most of which are terrifying giant frogs. If keeping your dudes (or dudettes) in a freezer wasn’t creepy enough, it gets much weirder. It’s Let it Die‘s small, grindy means of progression so you don’t feel completely defeated after failing to scale another floor of the tower. Each can be customized with distributed statistics like a typical action RPG, but you can also “master” weapon types as you fight enemies with specific items over and over. Your character list is actually a “freezer,” which stores up to eight different classes. Eventually you’ll have the funds to buy back and re-equip your fighters in seconds flat if you don’t opt to just use the premium currency to continue to come back to life inside of the dungeon itself. In fact, you can even “buy back” your characters after a death for a small gold fee, which retains all of their previous levels. Similar to Rogue Legacy, you can bank coins and slowly enhance your hub shop over time to help you in each subsequent run. While the phrase “roguelike” is thrown around a lot, Let it Die operates more like a traditional action game with some minor free-to-play caveats. It’s definitely a Grasshopper game, but a lack of polish and a fair, but cumbersome free-to-play crutch both hinder my excitement. It’s a strange beast, with tutorial messages at every turn for the first few hours, many of them facilitating back into the microtransaction scheme. Ever since it dropped, I’ve been poring over every little detail of Let it Die.

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