Void Terrarium

Game SkinnyJosh Broadwell

9/10

There's a lot to love about Void Terrarium, with its touching story and unique approach to the mystery dungeon genre, even if does occasionally frustrate.

Hardcore Gamer James Cunningham

While it would be nice to see Toriko as more of a character, everything else in Void Terrarium is bursting with charm.  A dark charm in certain cases, such as the remorse felt by factoryAI for killing the humans (not a spoiler, this is revealed early) who built the underground world they're all trapped in, but overall it's a cute and likable apocalypse.  The pressure of taking care of Toriko is always there but never overwhelming and experimenting with builds to tackle the next dungeon run can yield impressive results once you've unlocked the ability to choose more than one Knack.  There are s...

DestructoidCJ Andriessen

7/10

Void Terrarium is tough, and it can be unforgiving with a lot of different systems to keep track of. But it’s always a satisfying experience. It’s not the greatest roguelike/Mystery Dungeon title I’ve played, but it might just have the most rewarding gameplay loop I’ve seen in the genre.

RPGSiteAdam Vitale

7/10

A simple but solid roguelike, mixed with Tamagotchi systems.

TheSixthAxisAdrian Burrows

4/10

At its heart, Void Terrarium is a delightful, charming and compelling Tamagotchi-inspired 'keep them alive 'em up.' Sadly these magical moments are coated in so much tedious and overly-difficult combat and exploration bloat that it is exhausting to find them. There's magic hidden deep in this game, just be prepared to grind long and hard to find it.