Thousand Floors

The game has an interesting concept, but in my opinion the price-to-quality ratio is completely inadequate.

There are many technical and graphical issues. Some of the graphics look badly scaled — stretched, squeezed, blurry, or pixelated. Even the gold icon, which is constantly visible on the interface, looks distorted and unclear. These are things that could be improved with free image-scaling tools.

I understand mechanically why units can spawn on the latest unlocked tower level, but when they appear halfway outside the tower, it simply does not look good. Casting skills from the upgrade window also feels quite inconvenient to me. A better solution would be a separate collapsible window or quick-use bar where skills could be assigned for easier access.

The x10 purchase option also feels unfinished. If it already allows upgrading something from 1 to 10 times at once depending on available resources, then there might as well be a “max” option.

There are many small issues like this. To me, the game currently feels more like a beta than a fully released product. The idea is interesting, but in its current technical state and at its current price, I cannot recommend it. I may consider buying it again someday during a very large discount.

I have 46 chests but no keys to open any. Info is meh, ui meh, i reinarcarnated but that did what? I have no clue, nor any clue why i should keep playing because theres zero incentive to reincarnate more. Nothing unlocks and upgrades are very very boring. I feel like i got hardscammed cuz i played 3 hours and was like, "god no what have i done".

Refunded after 50 minutes.

-No clear explanation of anything
-Steam marketplace
-Balance is broken


Cool concept but misses the mark.

I could imagine a game like this that mixes Melvor Idle where resources randomly spawn on the floors and you skill up. As well as dungeons you can equip units with crafted gear and go on adventures. There are plenty of game ideas out there that would go viral with some creativity and mixing of genres but it seems most games on steam nowadays are rushed and use AI which you would think AI is a tool to make a game faster with a higher quality/design but instead the devs are trying to rush games out with AI and make a quick buck before they generate there next game.