Siralim doesn’t punish you for death much at all, you respawn comfortably back in your castle should you wipe.
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Along the way, you learn how to build up your home base, enhance the many different NPC utilities available to help augment and craft your monster team to perfection, and meet the many different gods you can build loyalty with as the game drip feeds out various systems as you proceed down into the depths, one level at a time. The narrative is merely a means to an end that gives the player a reason to keep plodding through the infinite dungeons. And that’s okay in a game like this, honestly. The story content of the game should take you about ten hours or so (depending on class, spec, creatures, and grinding… lots of factors here and there’s no rush) and it functions as a tutorial, essentially. Hell Knight is all about attacking and attacking hard with the basic Attack command and getting big bonuses from it, like being able to splash damage every enemy in the fight, attacking twice for each command, and dishing out debuffs, crits, and more on every swing.
I went with the Hell Knight for my first class, taking to heart that you can respec later in the game fairly easily. The Druid thrives on using only one or a few creatures, “lone wolf” style instead of the standard roster of six active monsters, the Reaver gets stronger and stronger the longer you stay in combat, Necromancers can summon minions, and more.
There are numerous and varied classes to pick from. Stuffing so many mechanics together can result in a lack of cohesive vision, but it’s pretty clear this game revels in providing as many interlocking systems as possible. As I played Siralim Ultimate, perhaps one of the most intriguing and compelling aspects about the game is how intelligently it weaves in mechanics from all kinds of genres into the turn-based, procedural-generation floor crawling loop.
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