AMAZING Dark Fantasy Roguelike! | The Last Man Survivor

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The Last Man Survivor is a gloomy roguelike in which you have to fight tons of enemies, slay giant bosses, discover new abilities and characters, and also find out the dark secret of the Last Survivor

[@miothan]

Looks like it has great potential, will be interesting to see where it goes, but for now i'll be keeping an eye on it.

[@gamingwithjeff]

I think that's the correct take currently. If this was a full release I wouldn't have even made a video.

[@ddartx]

Looks cool but incredible slow if that changes is definitely something I would play

[@CYI3ERPUNK]

def needs more time in the oven , but it certainly has potential

[@broadbandtogod]

Looks kinda good?

[@celzolsen8988]

Looks kinda shit. Without the kinda

[@gamingwithjeff]

It grows on you lol.

[@loveless9349]

Ima pass on this one

[@danhayes2456]

For me, a game has to have top-notch style/art. This is why a game like this is a pass, while Sodaman is wishlisted, despite being a DMD clone. This is also the formula that Blizzard used back in the day. Copy/emulate and/or slighlty improve gameplay, add metric crapton of art and style. Profit. Further, games with style last much longer than games that prioritize graphics or lack style.

[@celzolsen8988]

AMAZING? Unsubbed for lying

[@tjk3430]

Jeff's a good guy he doesn't deserve that.

[@gamingwithjeff]

it's cool, I could see watching the first 5 minutes of the video and thinking the title was click bait. The game does take a few runs to click

[@jeffe2267]

With games like these, the trick is to look at what the game does that's unique and kind of overlook the bad things that can be easily changed. With Early Access, it's easy enough to get feedback on generally bad ideas and turn them into industry standards, but it's a lot harder to get feedback that leads to innovative changes.