Curse of the Dead Gods - PC Game Review

 Curse of the Dead Gods is a top-view action RPG. 

I really like the graphics, and there are quite a few mechanics different from the usual, in particular the use of curses that alter the rules.

Tutorials are good (and repeat until you show you got the special move, such as parrying or combos). 

There is stuff that can be used after each run for upgrades (which now I guess is mostly common), and the use of maps were you choose between options (which always reminds of Slay the Spire, but are everywhere now) such as healing, attributes, etc.


Update - 13/Dec/2021 - Still playing regularly. My favorite thing about the game is how different it can be - weapons, relics, and the events (which change the rules, sometimes radically) can completely change the way you play. For example, some events come with a vert overpowered bow which adds corruption on every kill. Sometimes relics or weapons heal you, if you kill the enemies with that weapon, or sometimes using traps.

Relics and weapons also interact - some give bonuses if used with specific weapon types.

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