Dash'n'Drops

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93%Audience ScoreBased on 14 reviews

music3 positive mentions

grinding1 negative mentions

Fast-paced, intense, and addictive roguelike gameplay with satisfying movement and fluid character control.
Multiple characters with distinct movesets and customization options, allowing varied playstyles and strategic build progression.
Polished animations, great music, and solid technical performance including support for controllers and Steam Deck.

The move drop system feels overwhelming and sometimes counterproductive, lacking options to manage or lock moves, which impairs preset builds and challenge runs.
The large and complex maps lead to frequent player confusion and getting lost, with insufficient guidance and stressful navigation detracting from pacing.
Enemy design and combat telegraphs can be frustrating, particularly airborne enemies and bosses with poor attack indications, reducing the effectiveness of combos and strategic play.

story
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
38% positive mentions, 24% neutral mentions, 38% negative mentions
The story aspect is criticized for being underdeveloped and lacking clear explanations, with certain mission designs, like the boxing glove minigame, disrupting gameplay flow. While the initial dialogue is appreciated, overall narrative content feels sparse and could benefit from more depth and polish.
- “If you like the core gameplay but want it to be in a slower paced campaign/story format (Subspace Emissary 2), check out Decline's Drops.”
- “Jokes aside, while it is in early access, it does have a solid foundation gameplay wise, and story-wise I love the dialogue at the start and I hope we get more of that.”
- “Second I succeeded at most missions, collected a lot of power ups, and brute force myself onto them.”
- “Going through doors makes every mission (besides defeat enemies/collect drops) impossible because the objects despawn, and on the subject of missions, I hate the mission that turns you into a boxing glove, because it stops you from doing whatever you were doing, teleports you half across the map to do an underwhelming minigame, and you don't get to use the game's incredible movement in it either.”
- “Maybe there is some scope creep involved, because I was expecting an update to this game to be more substantial, and while one custom slot is cool, there is still more important stuff I would rather be customizing, and areas of the game that could use work like the story or the lack of explanation for anything are still just as bare.”
- “My last few nitpicks, there's a glitch where the logic to give you a level up gets skipped if you're already in a level up (like when you finish a mission at the same time clearing the arena).”
gameplay
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
75% positive mentions, -50% neutral mentions, 75% negative mentions
The gameplay has a solid foundation with engaging core mechanics and enjoyable dialogue, though it is still in early access and has significant potential for expansion in levels, movesets, and game mechanics. It offers a different experience compared to similar titles, appealing to those who appreciate both fast-paced action and story elements.
- “If you like the core gameplay but want it to be in a slower paced campaign/story format (Subspace Emissary 2), check out Decline's Drops.”
- “Jokes aside, while it is in early access, it does have a solid foundation gameplay-wise, and story-wise I love the dialogue at the start and I hope we get more of that.”
- “Of course, Dash is still in early access, and the game still has much more potential: levels, movesets, loadouts, cosmetics, and maybe entire game mechanics to create!”
- “This game is a complete departure from Decline's Drops, in gameplay and narrative.”
- “Jokes aside, while it is in early access, it does have a solid foundation gameplay-wise.”
- “Of course, Dash is still in early access, and the game still has much more potential levels, movesets, loadouts, cosmetics, and maybe entire game mechanics to create!”
music
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
The music is praised for its high quality and remains a standout feature, complementing the animations well. Although the current content is limited, the soundtrack lays a strong foundation, generating excitement for the official OST release.
- “Music and animation are still as top-notch as ever, and I can't wait to buy the OST when it is available as soon as possible!”
- “Music and animation are still as top-notch as ever, and I can't wait to buy the OST when it is available as soon as possible!”
- “Light on the content right now but a solid foundation with great music and animations.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
The game offers high replayability, with addictive gameplay and numerous challenges to complete. Players can also unlock various customization options, enhancing long-term engagement.
- “This is a wonderful expansion on the original Decline's Drops game and is already wildly addictive and replayable.”
- “Dash'n'drops still has some replayability for players looking to complete all the challenges it offers, as well as getting all the unlockables to customize Globine to their heart's content.”
grinding
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
0% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 100% negative mentions
Users express a desire for more engaging and dynamic grinding mechanics, suggesting creative challenges similar to rail grinding to enhance the gameplay experience.
humor
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
The humor in the game is well-received, with certain configurations like "reversed" and "life is short" being particularly praised for their hilarity.