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This isn't a terrible little survivor-like, if that's your thing. The gameplay itself is decent, with a good variety of attacks and upgrades. The graphics are bright and colorful and nice to look at, though it can be difficult to keep track of what your attacks are actually supposed to be doing in some cases. The sound effects and music aren't very good at all. The sound quickly devolves into multiple overlapping "boom" explosions and gunfire and occasionally obnoxious enemy sounds overlapping the droning and boring music, consisting mostly of repetitive blooping sounds.
If you can get past the incredibly cringe "lol so random" purple-monkey-dishwasher humor (wouldn't it just be fucking hilarious if a space frog piloting a mech called in a completely incongruous Abrams tanks for some reason? Or garbage trucks to run over enemies? Or there was a Katamari Damacy or pinball powerup? Or it could call in big high top shoes to stomp on them? No. No it fucking wouldn't be.) there are actually some cool and unique mechanics here. You have two sets of abilities, one for your mech, and one for your frog, and you can switch back and forth between them while the other is reloading. There are multiple upgrade currencies that are only found on certain levels, encouraging you to mix up the things you're upgrading. Also you're given a lot of control to customize what abilities you want to appear in gameplay, meaning you can weed out the sucky ones and only have the ones you prefer show up.

pretty much the normal type of game you expect from this genre. I'll give it a positive simply for how amusing it was to be a druid riding around on a skateboard leaving trails of deadly vines while shooting an autogun in random directions.
misc pros
No exp perk, they balanced exp so you cap all your skills over course of the game rather than making you waste a valuable slot on the perk
tech/perk tree has has low amount of 30% on aoe size scaling down to 1% each lvl after that. A few specific skills can get screenwide effects but those were intentionally. You won't have every one of skills hitting entire screen like so many games in this genre.
Class system is interesting as they have very different playstyles.
neutral
you get 3 melee skills, 3 ranged skills, 3 passive skills each run. Not having insane number of abilities is both good and bad. If you draw 3 bad skills you have no choice but to take 1 (no rerolls allowed) and losing 1 of your 6 hurts. The level up pool not being diluted w/ insane skill count means you have a good chance of leveling up the stronger skills you do have.
cons
each round starts off insanely slow. Your default melee/ranged weapons struggle to kill anything so if you don't1 have a damaged based class skill to carry you early on you have a serious problem hurting the first batch of boss(es) when they show up
Instead of a reroll/hold/purge for skills on level up, they give you the ability to penalize increase frequency of each skill at at max level it won't show up. Interesting take, the problem is the skills are terribly balanced and you likely want half of them to never show up. This game is very hoard based and there are too many non-damage w/ weak effects and non-aoe abilities that you will never want. Over the coarse of clearing all maps all difficulties I didn't even get a 5th of the currency required to remove them.
Enemies can get huge damage buffs and bosses will kill you in 1-2 shots w/ telegraphed skills, 4-5ish w/ heat seeking ranged, ouch. Well some classes lack way to obtain decent healing. That leaves you to flee in search for red crystals hoping for a butterfly healing item to appear, but as w/ most games in this genre bosses teleport to you if you get too far, and go figure it is often in front of you. Needless to say classes w/ a way of self healing have a huge advantage over the others.

Just the right amount of fun and frustrating. Graphics are fun and colorful, controls are tight and responsive, abilities and classes are unique. If you lose, it's a skill issue, and... I like that. I do NOT like cheap gimmicks in games like this- weighted RNG, bosses that can one shot you, or just getting overloaded with environmental damage, etc. This game gives you everything you need, and it's 100% up to your choices if you live or die.

Eight classes each with their own stats and themes,(you can mix and match all the different weapons and skills and abilities with ANY class) five different "worlds" with four-six challenges (difficulty levels) within each.

Maybe not the absolute best of the genre but what it does offer IS fun. My one gripe is that I am about 20 hours in and quickly running out of content. I fear once I hit about the 40 hour mark there really isn't going to be any reason to pick the game back up again. I will have ALL talents maxed out, all classes maxed out, and all worlds and challenges finished. There isn't much replayability to it after that. BUT, that translates to what 40 cents an hour? Pretty cheap entertainment and I will have enjoyed my time with it. If you like the bullet-heaven/survival genre you will probably enjoy your time with this one.