Lost in Random: The Eternal Die Review (Silverino)
This game released in a polished state, which has sadly become an exception, these days...
Already liked the demo, enjoying the full release, too.
I love rogue-lites and this is one of the good, higher-production-quality ones. Their previous game wasn't for me, though, so I'm glad they changed genres.
I'd say the learning curve and bosses are easier than most rogue-lites and there is also an easy mode you can toggle (20% (or points?) more HP and up to 65% more the more often you die).
If you're not really interested in the Art Book, are more patient than me, or got other plans for this weekend, already, I suggest to get the standard edition. You can likely find the OST on YouTube. The outfits look decent, but don't have any stats and the character is pretty small, so it's not thaaat visible.
The art style, music, weapons, and characters are fitting and thought-through; voice acting is on point.
I haven't beaten the 3rd of 4 maps, yet, so I can't say how much content there actually is. It seems like beating the final map unlocks a new portal in the base, but no idea whether that leads to a "heat" system like in Hades, or something entirely different.
It feels like there is less content than Hades, thus I would've found a price point of max. 20€ more fitting. I'll gladly have the game change my mind, though.