The WhatsNext verdict
If colorful, offbeat indie roguelites appeal to you more than deep build variety, Wally and the Fantastic Predators offers a charming visual identity and playful tone. Players seeking highly varied runs or finely tuned combat may find it too repetitive and opaque.
What it does best
Bright, playful visuals give the roguelite its clearest identity
What might put you off
Runs can feel too repetitive
Mechanics and controls are underexplained
The setup
What you are walking into
The fastest rogue-lite ever created! The dungeon is alive, pissed that you keep killing all his friends, so he vows to make your life miserable by any means necessary.
Where it lives
PlayStation 4PC (Microsoft Windows)Xbox OneNintendo Switch
Genre
FightingShooterRole-playing (RPG)IndieArcade
Vibe
ActionFantasyComedy
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