Most of the time you move to control your weapons and their dps output, not to dodge, kite, space or control the enemy waves. Vampire Survivors, Nordic Ashes or Brotato.

While playing on the hardest possible runs (turbo nightmare 5/5 AtI), even when you reach some simple early game power spikes, you really don't need to worry about your movement as much as you need in other games like eg. I was actually on the verge of refunding the game after realizing how much of grind the game was, but because I'm recovering from an injury I had time to get super deep into it.Īlso I'd still wish and hope that the devs would make skill based movement a lot more crucial for winning.

The early/mid game grinding needs to be tweaked, it can completely turn off new players from the game. Sometimes you need to take a break and play other titles to realize what a certain game does well and what it doesn't. Like I mention in the review, after playing other recently released games in the genre made me appreciate Return to Abyss a lot more than I initially did.

It's actually kinda interesting and funny to read how my opinion changes as I get past the grind wall and completely open up the game's potential.

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