Endhall

It's weird to say a $3 game is overpriced, and this game is has a good feel and is fun to play, but there are exactly 8 levels, all of them the same rough size as the ones shown above. It takes less than half an hour to beat the game, which is a shame because all it would need to be quite good is more levels/content or a public level creator.

41 found this helpful, 2019-04-29

Endhall is a positional puzzle game with some roguelike elements. It has turn-based gameplay, permadeath and new abilities that you can gain after each level, but you should not confuse it with an actual RPG. It was a fun experience while it lasted, but it only took me about 1 hour to beat it. I would say that difficulty is fair, even though you might die a few times until you learn all of the enemy abilities. The...

17 found this helpful, 2018-12-05

If I was to compare Endhall experience to anything it would be solving a Rubik's cube. You probably won't get there on the first try but it'll take you to the end eventually, and when it does you don't want to stop. You want to get better. Faster. Do it with less moves. Less turns. You squeeze a game or two before breakfast and during lunch break. After the first hour of failures it can take anything between 10 and...

10 found this helpful, 2018-12-18

pretty fun, well put together and also short, but it doesnt have a lot of replay value (especially for a roguelike) perfect if you just want to play a good game for an hour and complete it in the same sitting! ^^ (which is something i personally appreciate a lot!) (also the music is very nice and immersive!)

3 found this helpful, 2023-07-31

Do you wish more demos charged you money to play them? If so, this is the game for you! This isn't a full game, this is a paid demo. It is very well designed while it lasts, but it's very simple and has no replayability. Once you've played it once, you've seen every enemy, ability, and idea. When I first beat the boss and the credits rolled, I said out loud "are you ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ serious?" It's a shame, because it's a...

43 found this helpful, 2018-12-15

I honestly had a fantastic time with this game. While it's true that you can beat the game in anywhere from 20 minutes to 2 hours, I think that's fine; for a 3 dollar experience, it scratched every itch, explored its concepts very smoothly, and was just overall a very interesting little game. I liked it a lot, and I think that it was more than worth the money I put in to have such a smooth and well-designed...

2 found this helpful, 2021-12-08