Extremely basic, feels more like a platform to sell its DLC in hopes someone will buy, than a game made with any actual goal of entertainment.
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Monster Looter
by Eracu Studios
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About This Game
Kill monsters. Get loot. Get stronger. Then what? Kill BIGGER monsters. Get EVEN MORE loot. Upgrade. Upgrade again. Keep looting. Keep growing. How powerful will you be? Become the best monster looter in the world!
What players are saying
Did I feel like there was potential when I added it to wishlist a good while back? Yes. Do I feel like it was false hope after playing for a while? Even more, yes. There isn't much redeeming about this game, other than the fact that I don't see any AI mentioned in the making of it. So, go Dev on that one. Definitely feels like the older idle games that don't have much depth at all. Same background for every fight with needing to look hard to see any sort of miniscule change that was added to seem like not a static scene, like spawn camping the monsters. Also, the norm for the older games was the buttons layout feeling very odd. Like the "Shop" is the very first one on the list, as a way of constant reminder begging for you to pay for any or all the stuff, where you would expect it saying "Shop" would be what you are spending in-game currency in. And the stuff you would click on the most, is like behind another menu. Making some major changes to the layout would make it at least a little better, simpler and more clean looking. (If Dev wants my opinion on how to make the button system look and feel better, I am open to them asking in a comment, which could either be used for fixing this game for others or when they make another game) But overall, the whole thing currently brings no excitement to want to pay for the DLCs, let alone having it running in the background.
The game is quite boring; the mechanics are monotonous and repetitive. I'd like to add that about halfway through, it gets significantly more difficult: you need 3 eyes for one purchase, but for each ascent you only get one eye. Overall, the game requires improvement and upgrades.
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