Legend of Keepers: Career of a Dungeon Manager

this is a good game lots of fun my only complaint is the graphics could be way better

The first thing I see when I opened the game is that I have to follow something out of the game to unlock content, along with ads for DLC and other games along the side.

I did enjoy the gameplay, but I like buying complete games, not giving up my money to purchase a platform used to advertise to me. That along with the multiple DLC kind of turn me off to the experience.

I'm at almost 3 hours of gameplay but I like the game. Repetitive indeed but you just need to adjust your own gaming sessions.

For example, I play max one hour when im bored, it's really entertaining. Then i'll leave and play another hour in the evening and so on.

Not bad, I found it straightforward and fun. 7.5/10 game but can still improve if additional content is added.

Legend of Keepers is a fun roguelike with an engaging gameplay loop and some excellent pixel graphics. You set up two rooms of three monsters each plus a variety of traps and play out turn based combat against a group of three heroes who march through room by room and try to reach your boss, which then also engages in combat if needed. Your monsters lose morale if they get knocked out and your boss' hp carries over between fights, so there's some amount of planning involved. Between hero raids you can choose between some events to buy new monsters or traps, upgrade monsters or traps, gain morale, etc. There is plenty of interesting synergy between different monsters and artifacts that you can find, and some decent planning around elemental resistances if you take the time to think encounters through. Not too dissimilar in concept from Monster Train. Strongly recommend!

got repeatetive, hard cap on units and traps in campaign needs to go.

I Played LoK when it was in early access, there were only two dungeon masters and you played endless mode trying to level your DM and see how far you could get. I initially liked the game and like other early access games I put it down (after about 20 hours) a little burnt out and waited for full release.
So I've finally come back to it and I'm disappointed over all.
The campaigns that you're now forced to play for each character aren't really fun. The excessive amount of heroes, monsters and traps only really bloat a game where you really need synergy in order to win. It's also really frustrating on the campaign when you get unlucky with events and/or room placement that can throw your strategy into the toilet.
The pixel style art is good and the music is good and there's a half decent game here but sometimes less is more and LoK really struggles with this.