Flamebreak

Replayability - Thanks to the procedurally generated levels that are based on a seed, so players players may share the seed to play the same maps and encounters, and the daily challenges that provide one attempt to score high in the online leaderboards, not to mention unlockable content and achievements, the game provides many hours of challenging fun.

Sound - Satisfying, there are plenty of sound effects to go with the weapons and skills the game provides, and none ever felt out of place.

Other than that, the game feels and plays like a charm, and so far seems fairly well balanced in terms of difficulty.

Narrative - The storyline is presented through artistic painted scrolls, narrated by a lovely voice and with fitting background music.

Graphics - Cartoonish and pleasant, with detailed characters and special effects, there is just enough enemy and scenery variation to keep the game interesting for a long time.

Interface - Even with a certain degree of complexity involving character and item stats, not to mention skill effects and particularities, the whole interface is clean and simple, while still providing players with the ability to mouse over mostly everything in order to reveal a tooltip with all the information and math needed, effectively removing the need to look on wikis or guides for them.