Lost Castle

This game is really good but also very difficult at times. It's also a fun game to play with friends (if you happen to have those).

Imagine a video game, yeah? It's like a beat'em up, roguelike RPG on steroids, but with combat so simple even a goldfish could get the hang of it. Some daft wizard releases demons, everything goes tits up, and now it's on the shoulders of treasure hunters to sort it out and snag some sweet loot. Dead easy, innit?
You kick off in a damp cell, doors swinging open like it's a wizard-shaped coincidence. Time for a bit of a scrap. Five areas, each with nastier baddies. From crazy goblins to demon mayhem, it's a proper rollercoaster.
What sets Lost Castle apart? It's idiot-proof. You don't need a brain the size of a planet to dive in. Plus, it's co-op heaven. Grab a mate; you're in for a wild, soul-crushing ride.
The game's all about beefing up against a monster onslaught. You bite the dust, no biggie. Hit the soul tree, splash some points, get beefier. Dying's like a power-up, not a chuck-your-controller-out-the-window moment.
Weapons? Mate, we've got a weapon variety feast. Swords, bows, muskets, staffs—you name it. They're not just weapons; they're weapons with attitude. Holy light swords, blunderbusses creating black holes—variety is the spice of demon-slaying life.
Potions and armor? Random as a monkey with a typewriter. Planning? Good luck. It's a roguelike, so you wing it, adapt as you go. Room variations? Not much impact, just where your enemies catch some Zs.
Bosses? More than your worst work meeting. The game keeps it fresh with a slow drip-feed of boss fights. Quick sessions, but unlocking content takes patience. Hardcore mode cranks up the difficulty, gives you a real challenge. Still unbeaten? Join the club.
Art-wise, Lost Castle nails it. Cartoony, yet demonically faithful. It's like Rogue Legacy on a sugar high. Typos? Yeah, they're there, but demons aren't English professors.
Music's forgettable, but sound effects are ear candy. Magic spells crackle, battle axes cleave—your ears will thank you.
In a nutshell, Lost Castle ain't reinventing the gaming wheel, but it's got some slick rims. If you fancy chaos, randomness, and have a pal to share it with, grab this game. It's gaming crack, and you won't regret the addiction.

Play this game with your friends! I had a ton of fun playing this game over and over with 2 people and its one of the best multiplayer games in its genre. Good thing a sequel is coming out.

I enjoyed this game way more than I thought I would. It kind of punches you in the face to start off, but after a few tries, you realize you just need to "git gud" and grind it out. I like how the ending changes as you progress through the game, but it's worth mentioning that Nightmare Mode is incredibly frustrating if you're looking to get the full experience lol.

Great fun! In the beginning it's pretty difficult, but that is to their soul mechanic, the more you play, the stronger your soul becomes, so even though you die and are reincarnated as a new characters, you souls is stronger for it and so is you new character.

Fun game, rather challenging. Basically you go as far as you can, die, start over, but every time you die you can use souls you gathered to get buffs. Some are really good, some are kind of negligible in my eyes. Weapons change how you play, so if you're new to it, I suggest using ranged weapons first.

800+ hours in this game and it is still just as fun as the first play through. I have only unlocked the secret ending a couple times and can't figure out what action is needed to access the entrance. Totally stumbled on it by accident. If anyone else has found it and has theories or actually knows how to open it please share! Cannot wait for the sequel this summer!