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Brandon JS Lea / Jun 24, 2021 / Action, Indie, Strategy
Use your jet to manoeuvre through and burn enemies. Discover powerful item synergies. Die repeatedly to tough bosses.
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Hey all! My latest game Marine is out. It's a Plants Vs Zombies inspired roguelike. The big twist is items can change how the run works. Combine with branching unit upgrades, every strategy feels like your own! It's been years since I released Skyward Descent, and though I still have a fondness for the game, I've improved dramatically since then as a developer. I hope everyone checks out marine!
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100% positive, 3 reviews
The game is very easy to pick up and play, and for the most part the gameplay is easy to understand. There are a few things that are frustrating to me playing this game, though. After defeating a boss, if you haven't taken any damage, you get an option to shuffle around some of your stats. I've gotten options like "+30 HP & -30 HP" multiple times, which is incredibly frustrating because it makes one of your options...
3 found this helpful, 2021-07-10
A really compelling game, I started it up to see what the deal was and immediately lost half an hour to it.
3 found this helpful, 2021-06-26
Skyward Descent is an action-packed roguelite shooter. I played the original browser version, which I liked as well as this. Despite it may not be the revolution of a game genre (as the same developer states), it has some intriguing variables and elements. These are the general stats upgradable at the end of each round: • Health: when 0 will remove the floor under you; • Damage: the amount of HP that bullets...
0 found this helpful, 2021-06-30
