Sol Cesto

Fun and different-ish as far as rouge-likes go. Not the first to rely on RNG as the core mechanic but I like that it's not gambling themed.

2 found this helpful, 2026-09-08

cool game, kinda wish they would add more stuff to do, it feels kinda pointless after you beat the game with every character. Maybe like increased difficulty

1 found this helpful, 2026-09-19

addictive, beautiful and incredibly well designed. RNG being the main feature makes it feel all the better and understanding about it not just being lucky but the actual gameplay. the hidden quests and progression system really feel fulfilling. the humour is very python and gives off a very heartfelt and unique touch of the dev

1 found this helpful, 2026-09-04

The world and art of this game are beautiful. It's as if Yellow Submarine and Monty Python were corrupted by a dark nightmare. I enjoy playing one run a night once you unlock enough items to make it deeper in the dungeon. The gameplay is super enjoyable and unique enough to want to pick it up specifically. I have only played through with one character, but even so, I very much recommend.

1 found this helpful, 2026-08-29

I have not been this absorbed in a game in a long, long time. I had so much fun figuring out all the little, weird things I could do to make stuff happen. I highly recommend this game to anyone who who enjoys the bizarre and beautiful art and addictivly fun gameplay.

1 found this helpful, 2026-08-26

A great opening that completely overpromises the actual game The opening cinematic immediately sets the tone for Sol Cesto — dark, bleak, and mysterious. The sun is literally snuffed out, a figure desperately runs into a cave, strange creatures are killed, decrepit merchants are encountered, bodies are modified, and eventually the character is killed by a monstrous creature. It's a really cool introduction, and got...

1 found this helpful, 2026-09-22