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About this game

Evertried is an isometric strategy rogue-lite game with rhythm-based mechanics developed by Lunic Games and Danilo Domingues. Your goal is to ascend to the top of a mysterious tower in Limbo to prove yourself worthy of the afterlife, floor by floor. But in order to proceed with each level, you must first defeat all enemies on the floor using your wits along with the game’s position-based combat, you can only move one tile at a time and the enemy only moves after you, allowing you to dodge the enemies’ choreographed attacks. Learn to think ahead, develop intricate strategies, outmaneuver your opponent, in your path to ascension.

• Every move in Evertried matters the key to winning is by alternating between attacking and moving, using your dash skills effectively, luring enemies into stage hazards, and your skills are also tried and true methods. Remember that you must be the one that dictates the pace of the battle.
• Each time you hit or defeat an enemy your focus level goes up once it’s full you can unleash a powerful attack called modifiers it goes down whenever you are idle or just moving incentivizing you to keep up the action, luring enemies into traps also charges the gauge.
• Another resource you can use is, skills they are abilities that can be improved over time and will carry over after successive runs.
• The tower has 50 floors in total divided into 5 areas, each area having its own unique types of enemies and dangers, each area ends with a great boss battle to truly prove your strategic might you will need everything you learned so far to beat these bosses. The higher you get in the tower the more complex and dangerous the floors become so tread wisely.

Reviews

Despite its difficulty, Evertried is almost faultless in what it attempts to achieve. The gameplay is tight, the music and visuals are both fresh and nostalgic, and the roguelike tower aspect and difficulty will have you coming back for “just one more run” until you ascend to the top.

nintendoworldreport.com

If you love Into the Breach, you’ll want to give this a look. It has a similar vibe, and even if it doesn’t hold up in the long term quite as well, you’ll still get plenty of fun out of it.

toucharcade.com