RASPBERRY MASH

I think this is one of the best roguelikes on the phone, but there are a few BUTs. First of all, the length of the game, it is very short. Of course, maybe the development is still ongoing and I hope that there will be a continuation of the plot or some kind of "new game +" mode. By the way, there seems to be a plot here, but as if there is not, there are no notes or random NPCs that could tell you the plot here and this is sad.

🎮 Gameplay: extremely satisfying, but you will have to get used to it because it kinda difference from other rgp dungeon game. 👍 Pros: Massive weapon category, Diverse map (6 stages end game/5 stages beginning), with actual abilities to upgrade 👎 Cons: It took long time to get new weapons and when you finished the final stage, moving onto the difficult, you will feel boring, but anyways this is great game

Raspberry Mash has you take control of a girl as she seeks vengeance on the Gods. Graphics (★★★★☆) ✔️ Cute pixel art style with constant blood splatters :3 Story (★★★☆☆) ✔️ Simple Mission: Hunt down all the Gods ❌ Story isn’t explored very much Gameplay (★★★☆☆) ✔️ Top-down action Roguelite game ✔️ Close resemblance to Enter the Gungeon, Soul Knight ✔️ Gacha system for weapons ✔️ Good progression system

I really love the game because of the enter the gungeon vibe, but it's way too easy, one thing the game could to is to have character unlockables and more secret hard dungeons, a nightmare mode, curses and blessings, synergies, multiplayer, etc. overall it's a great bullet hell pixel arcade game, but you will hit a wall in the game wherein you are too op and it becomes repititive. the game could gain game inspiration in soul knight and B.I.T. and improve their gameplay

Great game, 10/10.

This game remind me of enter the gungeon

Love the gameplay

Nice, it's just that there's no cloud service Overall fun

Despite obsessively playing intense games like Counter-Strike or Dota 2 in my teenage years, I’ve always had poor reflexes. I can’t ever seem to overcome my lagging hand-eye coordination, and these issues always pop up when I’m trying to tackle roguelike games that require agility and precise movements. Unfortunately, I can confirm that not much has changed; I’ve spent the better part of the last week getting beaten to a pulp by