PC User Reviews

★★★★★ stars"Going Under" is an unexpected gem that completely took me by surprise. Recommended by a sibling, I dove in without any prior research and emerged with a newfound appreciation for dungeon crawlers and roguelike games. The game breathes new life into the genre, offering a fresh, innovative take that kept me captivated.What sets "Going Under" apart is its exceptional storyline, which masterfully blends humor with a poignant critique of corporate America. Its randomly generated dungeons ensure that each run feels new and challenging, pushing players to their limits while also encouraging them to keep trying. The variety of weapons is a highlight, turning everyday office items into tools of dungeon **** difficulty is well-balanced; challenging enough to be engaging without being frustrating. The game smartly incorporates power-ups and permanent buffs, allowing for strategic customization of each run. Additionally, the inclusion of NPC co-workers who provide assistance adds a layer of depth and strategy, making each attempt unique."Going Under" excels in creating tense, edge-of-your-seat gameplay, where success feels rewarding and each run is a roll of the dice with the RNG gods. Whether purchased at full price or found on sale, this game is a must-own for fans of dungeon crawlers and roguelikes alike. Its unique blend of story, gameplay, and challenge makes it an essential addition to your library.Thanks for reading my ted talk! Windows 11 Pro13th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-13900KF 3.00 GHz32.0 GB RAMASUS TUF RTX 4090

This is a well made indie. Don't expect full polish but it's got a fun twist on the roguelike genre

This game totally hit me out of left field. A true underdog. So many weapons! A classic brawler with great music & a fun art style. Challenging & fair. A must play!I

Going under manages to engage the player with its light-hearted and satiric plot complemented by a varied and never too trivial gameplay, an underrated must play for roguelike fans.

It's an unpretentious game, it's fun to play, the story is good and kinda funny, the characters are good and there's some well placed critics about the working environment, with some interesting dungeons. One thing is that you'll have to headbutt your way through them, which becomes boring and/or frustrating, and it's not because "lack of skill", but due to random stuff on your rooms being able to hurt you and health being so scarce.

A fantastic but simple rouge-like. Beautiful art style that parodies the style used in ads from major tech corporations such as Facebook. Combat is simple but fun and the game is easy enough for people who are new to rouge-likes to finish. There is still a good amount of content and a gauntlet mode that offers a challenge to those who want it. Story is great and writing is really funny and filled with jokes of different type of tech companies such as dating app developers and crypto. As well getting at the cut throat nature of working at these companies. It’s fantastic indie game I highly recommend to anyone.

My husband and I have been having a lot of fun talking turns on this game. He's played roguelight games before and Ive never really been able to get into them but this was equally fun for the both of us! It has so many little jokes and fun things to discover. The style, color, and music are all a lot of fun and it stays fresh even in replays.

This is a really under-appreciated gem it has a good story with funny dialogue as well as instead of it being 90% luck like most games of this genre it is only 10% luck. Really fun recommend it and at 10 dollars it really makes up for it.

I think the bad comments come from people got stuck in mid game. The game are really good, specially the ost, i recommend this to those gamers who like the rogue-likes and difficult games.

This game is mediocre at best. I got bored of it's inane attempts at comedy and even more bland combat system. This genre is way too over populated with games that were not worth the time to produce...

Going Under benefits from unique, vibrant visuals and fairly engaging gameplay. It comes up very short in the areas of needlessly wordy character dialogue that add nothing to the game and very, very unrewarding grinding. Too little time was spent developing the primary gameplay to sustain its necessary playtime, and too much hope was put into the bland, stock dialogue to carry the player through gameplay deadzones (which are too common and last too long). Oh, and there are plenty of gamecrashing bugs that like to come out to play right when you get to a boss.