Ace

It will save your life if you can clash.

Yeah.

This is the textbook definition of infinitely replayable.

That is what it is.

Yeah.

I do kind of wish there was a more consistent way to heal.

Like if there was like more options to take to heal, but I also get that's part of this challenge to get there with taking as few hits as possible, healing from the random drops you get, things like that.

But like Hades 2, the only reason I get as far as I do is because sometimes I can heal.

Yeah, yeah.

You just wouldn't see a thing, man.

It's kind of interesting with this game.

We go, I wish it had this.

But then when we think about it, it's like, well, no, because then this doesn't work.

I am an absolute sucker for a wonderful roguelike, and there have not been a shortage of those this year.

And Absalom just stands on its own as the first of its kind as a beat-em-up roguelike.

At least a successful beat-em-up roguelike, I should say.

There is absolutely a reason it is in the Indie Game of the Year nominations.

I might be too willy-nilly with them, but this is a 10 out of 10 game for me, man.

This is absolutely a 10 out of 10 game for me.

I will come back for DLC.