Deadly Days: Roadtrip is an exciting action roguelite, that combines reverse bullet hell gameplay with strategic inventory management.
Start your road trip through the zombie apocalypse! Fight your way through, gain experience and collect items to assemble an epic inventory.
Craft more effective weapons and find out what items you can combine to withstand the ever-increasing waves of zombies.
The game is about to release, so I'm leaving my review based on my Early Access experience. It's a little fun roguelite with inventory management. Your power comes directly from how you arrange items in your inventory, with some progression between runs.
You have plenty of characters with different "main" playstyles, tho they aren't locked to it. If...
i wrote like 5 overly-detailed paragraphs and then ran out of steam so i'm deleting and starting over.
the best survivor-like on the market. at first it feels slow and cumbersome, but it's hiding a ton of depth. the inventory management aspect is killer, the trade off between "get extra space" and "get a useful item" is compelling. i love messing with...
Its a fun game for a while, but the grinding is ridiculus, the treat level mechanic kills the joy, a quick run with a couple pistols and a low treat gives you an easier final boss than a build with multiple guns and power ups but a high treat.
Deadly Days: Roadtrip is a very nice mix of something like Vampire Survivors and Backpack Hero. You'll spend time playing Jenga with your bag space to create some really cool synergies. I've made AoE rings of death, mini-nuke grenades, dual-wielding mega-slug snipers, shanks with poison and explosive payloads, and the list goes on.
The GOODS:
- Backpack...
Game is cool in principle, but there are some quirks:
1) threat level doesn't de-escalate between the levels, even though the level descriptions suggest it should (you will meet the same horde you left behind even if threat is marked as 1); 2) RNG is the most brutal I have ever seen, as there's no guarantee item drops not only per level but entire runs...
