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.

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.

Ironically for a game about spinning blades, Disc Room feels as though it has been sanded down and polished until not a sharp edge remains. And though I love a game with a good sharp edge, an unpolished gem or a weird spiky thing, Disc Room reminded me that it's still a lot of fun to play something that's just execellent from start to finish and doesn't overstay its welcome. The central gameplay of dodging discs feels great and every individual room provides a little unique exploration of that same concept. And as someone who plays a lot of puzzle games, the puzzles here managed to impress me! There's not too much to them, no grand hidden adventure full of mysteries, but what is there was fun to solve and felt very well integrated with the rest of the game. Again, it's all very well-polished, and though there's nothing truly mindblowing or revolutionary in Disc Room, I had an excellent time and I'm glad I played it.

Do you want to suffer, and have fun doing it. This is the game for you. Fast paced and rage inducing in all the right ways with just a little bit of puzzle mixed in. I like it a lot but it makes my hands hurt.

I picked this game up on sale for around $2 not expecting much, and have more than got my money's worth out of it. Very fun albeit somewhat frustrating at times game. Relatively short (unless you die over and over and over again). The Hard mode is a good challenge for those looking for more after they beat the game, though the last level of Hard mode is a nightmare.