i liket and will play again
😐
Mixed
70 reviews
31%
Recommended (22)
33%
Promise (23)
36%
Needs Work (25)
One More Room
Released
A roguelike autobattler where you build your knight, choose the next room, and descend deeper into an ever-growing dungeon.
70 Reviews
Recommended
22
Shows Promise
23
Needs Work
25
Positives
sports_esports
Gameplay
34replay
Replayability
28favorite
Addictive
27lightbulb
Originality
17palette
Graphics
15speed
Performance
14volume_up
Audio
11auto_awesome
Polish
8gamepad
Controls
7update
Updates
5menu_book
Story
3groups
Multiplayer
1
Negatives
smart_toy
Generated Art
30mop
Slop
23gamepad
Bad Controls
21slow_motion_video
Unoptimized
19construction
Unfinished
18help
Confusing
14autorenew
Idle
14bug_report
Buggy
12error
Errors
8touch_app
Clicker
7hourglass_top
Load Times
5report
Stolen
4paid
Pay to Win
1
An interesting concept for a roguelike. It has the potential to become a great game in the future. However, it really gives off an AI slop vibe.
Glad this didn't win the game jam, this game literally plays itself
Despire the AI generated icons, the gameplay loop is promising. Though I did hop off after a large demon tossed me and I got stuck inside of a brick.
Scale the difficulty up when reaching higher levels, but for the items drops , it would be cool if they also level up themselves like gems
in Path of Exile similar to whet some gear items already do after completing and dying during a run. It does reach to a point where the character is invincible because one-shotting most enemies in the room.
Not a complaint, but it would be nice to have that functionality to end the run whenever.
This game is unbelievably well made, feels incredible to play and could keep me entertained for a long time to come. Facepunch deserves the most shame for what they did to such a strong contender during the Game Jam.
boring
Nice!
Just allergic to generated art
Pretty fun game to play on full auto or manual.
I reached floor 120 before ending my run, game has a TON of potential.
I'm looking forward to future updates and additions
Surprisngly addictive. A little rough around the edges art-wise, but an excellent proof of concept. The combination of auto-battler with
reaction-based utility/cc spells is a simple, but satisfying gameplay design. Art needs work, though
i dont like how i only have to click and i defeat enemys in one second with no skill but other then that its actually okay keep it up.
Very well made game.
The game isn't terrible but it needs work. It's quite unpolished but is suprisingly addictive. However I can't see playing more than a single run.
The gameplay is effectively non-existant. You just chose the updgrades but there is no description as to what things do and even chosing random items I was able to complete a run with no issues.
The concept is good but the execution needs work. I can see this being fun with more player interaction and if the builds and choices mattered more.
Spare yourself the experience
100% AI generated slop idler ripoff and it's still going to win 20k, welcome to s&box
"AI tools were used for some art and audio." That's a blatant lie. Some? This person didn't do a single thing it was 100% claude.
Sloppy ai
Feels like a facsimile of a game. Very ambitious, but would need a lot more work to actually feel cohesive.
Also, it unlocked a bunch of achievements while I was in a loading screen, not sure what was up with that.
slooop art
It is a very comprehensive game, and super high effort. It's not a game for me, but I can see how others might enjoy it. Personally I prefer the agency of moving hthe character myself, but thats not the point of this game i guess as its an auto battler.
Interesting concept but I just found it overwhelming
This game certainly has a interesting premise; a dungeon crawler in the autobattler style, with a lot of elements that are also seen in games like "Tiny Rogues", such as different stat types, stat attributes and so on. It certainly was fun and follows an interesting concept, but the sheer size of variables was very confusing at first, a la "there are undead enemy types, there is cleave damage, there is greed, there is fire damage..." Option and attribute bloat felt very real
The somewhat sloppy-samey AI generated UI elements also did not help. I will not criticize using AI art any further, as it is a game jam and art is oftentimes the hardest bottleneck in indie game development.
The game also felt very clicky at times, click through that, click to this location, click to continue... While this might be a genre thing and somewhat nitpicky to my very own context, I kinda wished for a more "I am navigating this character on my own" rather than "I am ordering a little minion to rooms". Maybe the player ventures into the rooms by clicking into it and after completion you can find secrets my maneuvering the character by yourself?
AI SLOP, more bugs....
ai slop it looks like theyre trying to just make it look good but really its fully ai made hopefully they make it more interactive and remove the ai
AI SLOP
Needs to get rid of the AI slop for starters, and needs to be way harder, i'd suggest making enemies more readable too so as too know who
is being attacked and to estimate what they are weak/strong against. Could be very fun if polished.
I like the Art and I like the roguelite gameplay! Good work!
Pretty good game
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