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The boss-focused DLC shines with detail-rich collaboration content, but it lacks new material and suffers from bugs, crashes, and slow updates.
Excellent DLC overall: Players consistently describe the DLC as great, cute, and a worthwhile reason to return to the game.
Detail-rich collaboration content: The collaboration includes music, characters, sushi restaurant animations, and unique visual and audio details.
Sincere collaboration effort: The collaboration is seen as genuinely effortful and a textbook example of how crossovers should be done.
Harpoon mechanics well received: The collaboration harpoon and related new mechanisms are considered strong and new-player friendly.
Inventive new mechanics: The DLC introduces fun new gameplay mechanics, including spell effect combining and other inventive systems.
DLC lacks new content: The DLC offers very little content, with no new spells and many re-skinned items. Players exhaust all content within 30 minutes.
DLC bugs and crashes: The DLC was buggy at launch, causing crashes and missing content. Dave cannot be selected and DLC content may not appear even when owned.
Triple spinning bullets issues: Triple spinning bullets have too much recoil at high fire rates and too short a range, making it hard to gather harpoons. They are also deeply tied to the harpoon.
Slow update pace: Updates are released very slowly, compared to squeezing toothpaste. This frustrates players waiting for new content.
Skill charging bug at high speed: At very high charge rates, skill charging suddenly stops and skills cannot be equipped or unequipped. Ground skills also cannot be picked up during this bug.
Boss fights are central: Combat revolves around fighting bosses, including a specific 'developer' boss. The game features multiple bosses with distinct styles, and some can be defeated without taking damage.
DLC adds new content: The DLC is a smaller addition that adds a few new items, bosses, a character, spells, and relics. It provides content worth a few extra runs.
Harpoon is a weapon mechanic: The harpoon is a collab weapon that can be shot by holding space, but it scales poorly into the mid-game. A new character can enhance the harpoon.
Dave is a playable character: A character named Dave is featured and added via DLC. Players can select this collaboration character, which also changes the background music.
Weapon variants: triple shot: The triple shot is a weapon variant that performs well, and triple spinning bullets are tied to the harpoon.
First-run crash issue: The game crashes and kicks the player out on the first run, as reported in cluster 1.
High charge rate stutters: High charge rates cause 1-second stutters every few seconds, as noted in cluster 3.
Positive overall recommendation: Several reviewers consider the game worth the time and money and recommend adding it to the library. It is described as a must-have by some players.
Better after base game completion: Some players suggest this content is not necessary before finishing the base game. It is best valued as an extra for those who already enjoy the core experience.
Harpoon aids new players: The harpoon is seen as making the game more accessible for newcomers. This accessibility improvement is a notable positive point.
Mixed middling impressions: Some feedback describes the game as merely okay. This reflects a lukewarm reception rather than strong enthusiasm.
Game completion: 0.5h.
Paid DLC offers decent content: The game has paid DLC that provides a decent amount of content as an expansion to the base game. Reviewers note it is an add-on package to the original game.
Free DLC available: A free DLC was provided for the game. Reviewers mention the existence of free downloadable content.
Active developer support: The developer actively updates the game and fixed bugs quickly after release. They also have plans for a next major update or a sequel.
High-quality collaboration content: Unlike some games that only release a costume for collaborations, this collab includes themed music, characters, and sushi restaurant animations, offering substantial content.
DLC is optional: The DLC is not needed before completing the base game. It is described as a smaller addition to the base game.