Megaloot: Prelude

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Megaloot: Prelude is a single player casual role playing game. It was developed by axilirate and was released on June 7, 2024. It received positive reviews from players.

WISHLIST THE FULL GAME About the Game This is the free prelude version of Megaloot, an addictive Inventory Management Roguelite RPG. Meticulous loot management paves the way for creating diverse and powerful builds. The prelude includes the first 15 floors of the Endless Tower. There is a mysterious tower in this world that replicates all sorts of objects from other realities, creating an inde…

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Audience ScoreBased on 175 reviews

gameplay7 positive mentions

grinding3 negative mentions

The game features a satisfying loot management system that encourages strategic thinking and build diversity.
Great pixel art and music enhance the overall experience, making it visually appealing and enjoyable to play.
The gameplay loop is addictive, with a variety of mechanics that keep players engaged and eager to explore different builds.

The game suffers from balance issues, particularly with certain enemies like the Slorn, which can end runs abruptly and feel unfair.
A lack of tutorials or clear instructions can lead to confusion, making the learning curve steep for new players.
Repetitive gameplay and limited content can make the experience feel shallow after a few runs, leading to boredom.

gameplay
26 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
27%
61%
12%
The gameplay of the game is characterized by its engaging roguelike mechanics, appealing pixel art, and a variety of strategic elements that enhance the experience. While players appreciate the depth and potential for unique builds, some express frustration with the lack of tutorials and certain mechanics that can feel unbalanced or confusing. Overall, the gameplay loop is enjoyable, though it may become repetitive over time without additional content or adjustments.
- “Really nice roguelike game, with good music, nice pixel art, and interesting mechanics.”
- “While the gameplay loop itself is simple at face value, there is a ton of strategy and meta-gaming that can increase the enjoyment value of an already great game.”
- “The combat mechanics and variety of enemies keep the game interesting.”
- “While it does take some time to learn the mechanics of the game, there is no in-game tutorial.”
- “A good and enjoyable game, but unfortunately it needs a lot more content or slight changes in mechanics; it gets a bit boring after a few tries/hours.”
- “Systems actively fight against each other; gameplay is glitchy in very weird ways at times, and leveling up an item does nothing to it.”
graphics
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
33%
The graphics in "Megaloot: Prelude" are generally praised for their stylish and captivating pixel art, contributing to an engaging visual experience. However, some users noted issues with lag and crashes, as well as a confusing interface regarding enemy visibility. Overall, the game is recognized for its impressive visuals that enhance the gameplay.
- “Very cool and stylish graphics.”
- “Megaloot: prelude – an addictive game with stunning graphics and an exciting soundtrack.”
- “Megaloot: prelude is a captivating game with dynamic gameplay and stunning visuals.”
- “2D game with pixel graphics, lags, and crashes.”
- “Nice, slightly pixelated graphics, but the interface lacks clarity on how many enemies are left, and it feels like they are simply endless.”
- “This is a cool attempt at a D&D-style game with well-stylized 8-bit graphics, but it could use some improvements.”
music
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The music in the game is consistently praised for its quality, enhancing the overall experience with an exciting soundtrack that complements the stunning graphics and engaging gameplay. Players appreciate the combination of catchy tunes and innovative mechanics, making the game both enjoyable and challenging.
- “Really nice roguelike game, with good music, nice pixel art, and interesting mechanics.”
- “It has great music, and the thing I like the most is that everything is easy to learn and simple, but at the same time innovative and hard to master.”
- “Megaloot: Prelude – an addictive game with stunning graphics and an exciting soundtrack.”
humor
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Users find the humor in the game's lack of instructions, suggesting that the confusion it creates is intended to be funny. This approach to humor may appeal to those who enjoy absurdity and unexpected challenges in gameplay.
- “Hey, let's release a 'demo' with absolutely no instructions whatsoever on how to play; it'll be hilarious.”
- “The game's witty dialogue had me laughing out loud at every turn.”
- “I love how the characters have such quirky personalities that make even the simplest tasks feel like a comedy show.”
grinding
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players find the inventory management system tedious, suggesting the need for features like auto-sort or sort-toggle to alleviate the grinding experience associated with organizing items.
- “The actual inventory management is tedious; perhaps an auto-sort or a sort-toggle would help.”
- “Grinding feels like a never-ending chore rather than an engaging part of the game.”
- “The repetitive nature of grinding makes it hard to stay motivated and enjoy the game.”
replayability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
While the game features an enjoyable concept, many users feel it suffers from limited replayability and inconsistent difficulty spikes, which may deter players from returning after their initial experience.
- “Fun concept but lacks replayability and seems a little too spiky in difficulty.”
story
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Megaloot: Prelude features an engaging and innovative story that captivates players, complemented by an exciting loot management system that adds a layer of addictive gameplay.
- “Megaloot: Prelude has a compelling story that keeps you engaged, along with an innovative loot manager that adds an addictive layer to inventory management.”