Seraph's Last Stand

Really fun little game, shame it starts lagging in the endgame though.

it`s good, but now it`s crashing a lot when trying to start the game

Ill make this brief, its luck, thats all this game is, you get a good lucky start you'll prob get a good run. None of your upgrades matter, not any of the staffs or hats combo really help. You get Tome augment at stage 15 you have a run, otherwise restart. In the 9 Hours i have in this game, i got to the boss at stage 60 3 times. The enemies around stage 30 begin to swarm with way too much hp, requiring both good defense buffs and damage buffs to pass or you lose. I want to like the game, and i do to an extent I do enjoy it, but after losing for the last 3-4 hours not getting anything going, nah im done. Edit: did 1 more run, and realized even more how pointless this game and bs this game really is. The only way to 100% this game is to break it, become invinci-(title card) , one shot everything, and the game just becomes a wait there until all the enemies die on their own. Its in fact not luck, once you realize what build breaks the game, you build it for 1 run and then be done. Was fun, but massively flawed.

Neat little game for a buck that I would liken a bit to a small desk ornament. I would describe the game as being very "noncommittal" in both price and gameplay and as such I encourage you to come into the game with that mindset. Gameplay is simple enough and runs are fairly luck based when it comes to the upgrades you get. This luck is reasonably controllable however and there is even a hat that gives you near full control over it. Don't feel too bad about using that one either, the game is just 1 dollar afterall so its not worth any huge moral dilemmas over difficulty or "cheating" or anything like that. If you are still hung up over that kind of stuff (like me) there is still a way to achieve pretty much the same thing "legit" which may or may not improve your enjoyment of the game Meta progression is pretty limited in both scope and impact and while there are a pretty decent number of different upgrades once you have explored the various different builds out there you probably won't feel the need to try them again. You might like it alot or a little or not at all, but you don't lose much for trying with its dirt cheap pricetag. Worst comes to worst you end up with a slightly larger steam library, which has to count for atleast a dime or a quarter or something right? Otherwise you will be left with a decent experience that once you are finished with you can either move on or leave it installed for when you don't have internet or something. For what its worth, its hard to go wrong with this one considering the price.

good dumb fun

Wizard.