CCG writes - "I think this is the most disappointed and conflicted I felt about a product that I’ve reviewed ever because of the large changes made from preview to full release. Plus, ramming my head against the Chaos Dragon over and over again until I achieved victory may have tainted the whole experience. After you beat him once, there is little reason to come back as you've more or less seen everything. It's just achievements and upgrading your character, and even the achievements are tedious as beating bosses on a higher difficulty or with specific weapons doesn't count for difficulties below it. Even for the cheap price, the experience of Perseus: Titan Slayer doesn't hold enough interest to keep people coming back."
NoobFeed Editor Justin writes - Perseus: Titan Slayer is a fairly standard, generic game. It looks, sounds, and plays generic. It should keep you busy for a good few hours and it does have a combat system that has the potential to rope you in, but it isn’t going to break new ground. It works but it doesn’t amaze or excite.
CCG writes - "Right now, Perseus Titan Slayer shows promise, and depending on how the procedural-generated levels are in the full game, as well as the other weapons/abilities, it could become one of the more standout action-roguelites. There are some issues such as the cursor being red, and most abilities and effects also being red so it’s easy to lose track of your cursor in all the actions. It also doesn’t run the best as I can have frame dips into the 30s in the most intense of situations. A trial will be available for Steam users sometime in November while the full game comes out in early 2023."
