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  1. Nov 25, 2015
    7
    One of the better rouge-lite games with a decent replay value.

    Pros: - Well designed simple interface - creepy atmosphere - presentation that leaves a lot to the imagination - good writing - good replay value - simple but challenging gameplay - an interesting puzzle you need to piece together in every run Cons: - clumsy combat - minor interface issues - graphics could be
    One of the better rouge-lite games with a decent replay value.

    Pros:
    - Well designed simple interface
    - creepy atmosphere
    - presentation that leaves a lot to the imagination
    - good writing
    - good replay value
    - simple but challenging gameplay
    - an interesting puzzle you need to piece together in every run

    Cons:
    - clumsy combat
    - minor interface issues
    - graphics could be better
    - mono audio
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  1. Aug 24, 2015
    40
    The major problem with The Consuming Shadow is that it’s a bubble-gum experience, especially compared to its peers. When it works, it’s only because of a new discovery. There’s something genuinely thrilling about finding a connection and jotting it down in your table of suspects, before setting off to the next hotspot. But when you enter another procedurally-generated dungeon, it’s a wearisome slog again.