Darcie Gonzales

There's menu unlocks hidden behind playing at least 10 games, and it took a couple hours for me to do that. The beginning starts to feel slow, but I am appreciating more unlocking over time. It's very challenging to beat, and to get a synergy. There's lots of items that can shape the run, looking forward to figuring out a decent strategy. Unfortunate that you seem to have to invest in 2-3 possible paths, but it often becomes your downfall if rng is particularly bad. Edited

Zubin Madon

Wonderful game. Unfortunately, I have a Samsung phone, and the achievements seem integrated with some system setting that pops up "Game Booster" every time I earn one. "Game Booster" cannot be disabled even with ADB, unfortunately (other Samsung stuff makes sure it stays installed) This very much ruins the experience of exploring the various combos in the game, which is a big part of it. Perhaps the developer could make an option to unhook the achievements from the system to prevent this.

Jeremy Hoffman

This streamlined rogue-like "deckbuilder" is the only game so good that I had to uninstall it from my phone. It appears deceptively simple. But the number of interactions between symbols and items gives the game a lot of depth and strategy and replay value. Games are a nice length, about 30 minutes. What makes this game so addictive is you make a simple choice every few seconds. No waiting, no long-term planning. Just spin, then choose. Spin, then choose. Where did the last half hour go? Edited

Nyk Alvut

Incredibly addicting. Easy time waster. My current record is $20bn and I only stopped because the game lasted 6 hours and I was ready to move on. Once you unlock essences, the whole game changes. You rely heavily on RNG, luck, with a lot of strategy to influence the game. When you hit it big, it's so incredibly rewarding. However, there are plenty of rounds where you lay a good foundation for a solid run, only to miss rent by a few coins and have to start all over. It's a wild ride. Cultists FTW

Zachary Taylor

I already beat floor 20 on steam a while ago, but I bought this game again because it's the perfect phone game. It has the excitement of slots plus the depth of an RTS almost. You can figure out how to win with the symbols given to you as you learn how they interact with each other on the board. You can win every time with skill, but sometimes the rolls you get aren't what you're trying for. It's not a garbage game made to feed you ads; this is a proper game that originally came out on Steam!!