Miseria PC (Tenoke-Final)

Venture deeper into a dark, ever-descending abyss in search of your deepest desires. Your party fights automatically as you progress, striking down enemies with relentless attacks, charging mana, and unleashing powerful abilities. The deeper you go, the greater the danger… and the reward. Miseria is super short for the time being, and it’s not engaging. It feels more like a game that will be forgotten while it’s running on a PC, but not because it’s an idler, just because it feels indifferent. Rebirth once, buy the reflect damage perk, then stack vigor, and there is not much more to it.

It felt grindy but in a nice way, had a curve to it, and rebirths meant something. The aesthetic is amazing, and the old-school concept combined with the dark medieval fantasy vibe works really well. The suggestion would be to work on the gameplay balance, make it more grindy, and make players work for the upgrades so they feel like an actual reward. After the first rebirth, it already feels like reaching the endgame.

As an idle game enthusiast, there is more than enough interest in helping with changes and testing. Miseria has huge potential; it just needs a stronger identity and a clearer sense of progression. Watching 3–4 people fight rats on the screen for hours just by stacking vigor is, more or less, boring.