#GRAVEYARD KEEPER OPTIMAL LAYOUT PC#

The fact the developer gives you the choice to enjoy the game on it's 'core' setting of procedural levels or having the option to set the levels so they're the same each time is doubtless going to be appreciated by many. However, if you want to tackle the same layout over and over, you can play the game's 'Official Seed,' where the dungeon layouts remain static, allowing multiple practice runs through to learn enemy placement and optimal routes. You will keep any permanent upgrades you've found, though, it's just those temporary perks that are lost. If you lose all your health in a dungeon, you're returned to the start, minus any perks you've found in the dungeon, and the dungeon generates a brand new layout to battle through. Each dungeon is procedurally generated, which may put some people off, but the algorithm behind the scenes is very impressive, with the vast majority of levels feel hand-crafted and designed. The game has a set overworld hub that leads to the game's dungeons. You control Quill, a young boy who finds himself on a mysterious island with his owl companion Koji.

Eagle Island is a rock-solid 2D pixel art roguelite. I now own the game on Switch and have invested around 10 hours into it so far and haven't seen a disparity between the versions, so the original review still applies.

#GRAVEYARD KEEPER OPTIMAL LAYOUT PC#

I now own the game on Switch and have invested around 10 hours into it so The review below is based on me originally playing the PC version.

The review below is based on me originally playing the PC version.

Graveyard keeper optimal layout