Sparklite

The rogue like is very driven so I’m not sure how long the game is gonna last because everybody in the town takes 100 gems to upgrade and I’ve already gotten 100 gems and I’ve been playing less than an hour and there’s only like six people I think there’s stuff you can buy too. I buy stuff they’ll be replacement items more expensive anyhow it’s a really cute game, but you have a city that stays the same as floating in the air and then he just run around on the ground and then when you die, they pick you up ““to make it, nonviolent game

I never take the time to leave review for anything, but really saw the need to leave one for this game. Believe it or not, I actually bought this game for the switch a few years ago but never played it. Once I saw it for iOS I decided to finally take a dive, and boy what a good game. Interesting take on a game, when I was told it was a weird copy of classic Zelda titles. But that is not the case. Interesting mechanic to just explore until you die, and fun way to plan upgrades for yourself and weapon before each outing. Thought id just enjoy a little here and there, but here I am about 2 hours later unable to put the controller down!

I’ve been playing since last night, a couple hours with of gameplay, I guess, and so far…I’m still waiting for something to happen. All I’m doing is going down, battling monsters, coming back up and spending money on building workshops for the npcs (workshops that don’t really do a whole heck of a lot) then repeat. I mean, the land technically changes, but it feels like the same exact thing unless you memorize the exact layout each time you go down, then I guess you would be able to appreciate the “difference” more. I guess you’d know “hey, last time this area had a tree on the left and a lake in the center. Now it has a lake on the top and a rock on the left” I don’t know, hopefully this is still just some sort of reality long introduction? I’ll update if I find out that it is.