Megaloot: Prelude

84%
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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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84%
Audience ScoreBased on 181 reviews
gameplay10 positive mentions
grinding3 negative mentions
  • The game features great music, nice pixel art, and interesting mechanics that keep players engaged.
  • There is a satisfying loot and combining system that encourages experimentation with different builds.
  • The game has a lot of potential with diverse starting classes and a gameplay loop that feels fresh and addictive.
  • The game suffers from balance issues, particularly with certain enemies like the Slorn that can end runs unexpectedly.
  • There is a lack of tutorials or clear instructions, making it difficult for new players to understand the mechanics.
  • Some players find the gameplay repetitive and feel that the game lacks depth after a few runs.
  • gameplay30 mentions

    The gameplay is generally praised for its engaging mechanics, strategic depth, and enjoyable loot system, with many players appreciating the pixel art and music. However, some users noted a lack of clarity due to the absence of an in-game tutorial, leading to confusion over certain mechanics. While the gameplay loop is initially fun and immersive, concerns about repetitiveness and balancing issues have been raised, suggesting that further content and refinement could enhance the overall experience.

    • “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 graphics are bright and colorful, the gameplay is smooth and easy to pick up, and the loot system keeps you coming back for more.”
    • “While it does take some time to learn the mechanics of the game, since there is no in-game tutorial.”
    • “There is a mechanic that lets you prioritize certain sets in the shop, but it feels like an absolute crap-shoot as the RNG sometimes feels like it's not even remotely interested in offering you what you are looking for.”
    • “Systems actively fight against each other, gameplay is glitchy in very weird ways at times, leveling up an item does nothing to it.”
  • graphics12 mentions

    The graphics in "Megaloot: Prelude" are generally praised for their bright, colorful, and stylish pixel art style, contributing to an immersive gameplay experience. However, some users noted issues with lag and crashes, as well as a confusing interface regarding enemy visibility. Overall, the visuals are considered stunning and well-executed, enhancing the game's appeal.

    • “Very cool and stylish graphics.”
    • “The graphics are bright and colorful, the gameplay is smooth and easy to pick up, and the loot system keeps you coming back for more.”
    • “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 more enemies there are, and some were killed by others, making it feel as if they are simply endless.”
    • “This is a cool attempt at some kind of D&D with well-stylized 8-bit graphics, but it feels lacking in depth.”
  • music3 mentions

    The music in the game is highly praised, described as great and exciting, complementing the stunning graphics and innovative gameplay. Reviewers appreciate how the soundtrack enhances the overall experience, making the game both addictive and enjoyable.

    • “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.”
  • story3 mentions

    Megaloot: Prelude features a captivating and innovative story that enhances the immersive gameplay experience, complemented by stunning graphics. However, some users note a lack of content, which may detract from the overall narrative depth.

    • “The gameplay is immersive, the graphics are stunning, and the storyline is captivating.”
    • “Megaloot: Prelude has a good story, innovation, and an exciting loot manager that makes inventory management addictive.”
  • replayability2 mentions

    Overall, the game offers a mix of replayability; while some players find it simple yet engaging enough to revisit, others feel it lacks depth and suffers from inconsistent difficulty, which may hinder repeated playthroughs.

    • “It's simple but packed with replayability.”
    • “Fun concept but lacks replayability and seems a little too spiky in difficulty.”
  • humor1 mentions

    The humor in the game is characterized by a satirical approach, as exemplified by the decision to release a demo without any instructions, which some players find amusingly absurd. This self-aware style of humor may resonate with those who appreciate unconventional and ironic gaming experiences.

    • “Hey, let's release a 'demo' with absolutely no instructions whatsoever on how to play; it'll be hilarious.”
    • “The witty dialogue and absurd situations had me laughing out loud throughout the entire game.”
    • “I love how the game constantly breaks the fourth wall with its clever jokes and playful references.”
  • grinding1 mentions

    Players find the inventory management system tedious, suggesting that features like auto-sort or sort-toggle could alleviate the grinding experience.

    • “The grinding feels endless and repetitive, making it hard to stay engaged with the game.”
    • “I find myself spending more time grinding for resources than actually enjoying the gameplay.”
    • “The lack of variety in grinding activities makes it feel like a chore rather than a fun challenge.”
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