Overfall

Our analysis

A hypnotically fun roguelike that earns a buy at its price point. Its hand-drawn art, classical-leaning score, and deep status-effect combat shine, backed by a huge volume of unlocks, branching quest interactions, and procedural variety that keeps runs fresh. Drawbacks include muddy and occasionally missing sound effects, too few island types, rough text in places, and a handful of unlocks gated behind excessive luck.