Loop Hero

by none other than Devolver Digital, who we have done a number of episodes on already.

We've covered so far Inscription, Cult of the Lamb, Enter the Gungeon, Loop Hero, recently Ball X Pit, but Devolver also just has an incredibly growing...

Monster Closet of other rogue games, including a Stay Tuned and a half of Downwell, which I guess because we played Velgress for UFO 50, we kind of have a good sense of what that is already.

But other games like Stick It to the Stick Man, very recently released, I think either today or yesterday, Shroom and Gloom.

Um...

Alright, is Dungeon Clawler better than Loop Hero? Uh...

Oh man, I like Loop Hero a lot.

I should play Loop Hero again.

I think we can probably say no here.

Because I think Loop Hero is another excellent deck builder.

Another excellent intro to deck builders as well.

True, true.

But it's really hard for me to go back to the feeling of originally playing it.

Yeah, and I think Your description, the only other game I can really think of where that resonates with me is Loop Hero, which actually checks a lot of the same boxes where it's basically an idle game.

There's a ton of meta progression.

It's fun until you realize what you're doing.

You know what I mean? Yes.

Totally.

That's how I feel about Loop Hero.

And Loop Hero, I think, felt like a Survivor's like in that way.

Yeah.

But when I think about it, I, I did really like Loop Hero.

Like, a little bit of the Loop Hero that I played.

Loop Hero rocks, dude.

And when you're talking about, like, all the stuff on one screen- I kind of want more than that.

Mm.