Disc Room

Had this game on my wishlist for a while now and I got to admit I was waiting for it to go 90% off since it didn't look that interesting but now that I tried it out ... the dodging deadly discs bit works out to be a fine gameplay core around what the dungeon traversal hinges upon.
So get it... or wait for that eventual 90% off sale :)
ADDENDUM: Been playing it on and off in spurts... It's a pretty good dodge-em up with fun mechanics. It's a pretty good game.

This is a deceptively simple game: run around single screen rooms avoiding sharp spinning discs. But within this simple premise there is complexity and surprising flexibility. The character upgrades considerably change up the gameplay, providing you with a rather tactical moveset. It gets quite hard - I didn’t open up all the rooms - but I thoroughly enjoyed weaving around all those monstrous discs. The charming comic book art style is excellent, and although the story isn’t too deep the telling of it - largely through the very well-written bestiary (my favourite line: ‘I wonder if we are the only species these discs have had their weirding way with’) - is creative. An original, fun and addictive wee game.

Short, fast, addicting. Didn't even know it was made by members of Vlambeer, but it shows. They know their game design.

The game feels kinda small in terms of levels, but the devs packed a ton of interesting things into those levels. There's some very cryptic but fun puzzles going on. Feels like exploring an alien structure you found orbiting Jupiter. Also feels like a minimalist, but very fun indie game about not touching the giant spinning discs.

Fun little bullet-hell game. In some rooms, the RNG can get a little bit daunting, but you can get over it after a few tries. You beat the normal rooms in 20 seconds and the hard ones in 10 seconds, so it is perfect for quick sessions.

100% Disc Room on 2/28/2021. The goal is very simple, survive a certain amount of time in each room to progress. Times range from 10-55 seconds, but there is an achievement for surviving 20 seconds in every room and another for surviving 10 seconds in every hard room (both of which are categorized as rare achievement if that provides any basis for the gameplay loop). There are various objectives from surviving to dying in various ways. There are also abilities to unlock and bosses to survive. For such a simple concept the game provides so much enjoyment, avoid the spinning discs of doom as you try to progress and escape.

This game was exactly what I wanted.
When you see Devolver, you expect a certain level of polish & responsiveness - fluid arcade action presented in a savvy design context with a bit of an 'adult' edge. That's certainly what you get in Disc Room.
Superb gamefeel & control, accessible '1 more run' action, and savvy design in how it progresses and fills out. Low replayability, but still a great value on sale. When you complete the game, you unlock 'hard mode,' which is a remixed second campaign that begins at the opposite end of the map. I felt the difficulty curve was perfect in normal mode, so I can give this a strong recommendation purely based on that experience.
Great on SteamDeck.