Halls of Torment is a very good indie survivors-like with plenty of Diablo-inspired spirit, and it left Early Access on PC just a couple of weeks ago. You can read my review if you’d like to know more about this surprisingly nuanced and well-balanced game.
Chasing Carrots has been busy, it would seem, as the studio’s fantasy auto-shooter has followed up the EA exit with another launch on two new platforms: Android and iOS. It’s priced at a reasonable 5 bucks, and the devs have partnered with Erabit Studios on the project.
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