Indiana Jones and the Great Circle
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle
Game
Game2016
Kill to Collect
Developer Pieces Interactive
Welcome to the last city on Earth. Earn your keep and die trying in Pieces Interactive’s cyberpunk action rogue-like, featuring 1-4 player co-op. Travel down the sleepless cesspool of murderous vagrants and cybernetic freaks, as you slice and dice your way to the lower levels of Geoshelter Alpha. From the Steam store page
179 reactions from 1 source (Steam reviews) · newest Aug 12, 2026 · last updated Oct 8, 2026 · How this works
Audience score
65
Fresh
117 positive · 62 negative
95% range 58–72%
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Steam's own rating
Mixed
205 of 298 reviews positive (all languages, per Valve)
What people are saying
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Reactions
60 of 179 · most liked firstHere is a real review made by a real person who actually played the game, because there aren't many of these on this store page: This game is not bad. This game is competent. The controls are solid, the gameplay is challenging and, honestly, fairly good. However, it is very basic, very repetitive, and very dependent on having people to play with. As of right now, there is nobody to play with (you'll need to rope in at least one friend) and the price does not reflect the value of the game.…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is a four player co-op game or a single player game if you are like me and don't have friends, that markets itself as a roguelike, but I'm not so sure I think that's correct. You might be able to get away with calling this a roguelike-lite, or saying it has some roguelike elements I guess, but it sure ain't Nethack or anything close. The four playable characters are all a little different, and each have a standard attack, a special attack, and a movement ability. You also have an…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Public Review on behalf of the Opium Pulses Steam group Disclaimer: The copy of this game was provided by the developer for review purposes, yet it doesn't affect my review in any way. Few words about the game Kill to Collect is an amazingly addictive rouge-like game, placed in cyberpunk universe. You're in control one of four Hunters and your goal is to clear out multiple levels out of any enemies you'll encounter. Invite your friends, create a team, think of some good strategy and... Kill…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Kill To Collect gives you little reason to collect anything. It has the makings of a good drop-in-and-drop-out multiplayer experience, but the RPG elements just aren't there. There's hardly any loot in this game, so the title is a little misleading. What are we collecting exactly? I feel like the currencies in the game are very temporary and fleeting. Loot amounts to health vials and speed boosts. The couch coop is currently broken in a few ways. First, only player one can interact with…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Introduction Kill to collect is a co-op multiplayer (or singleplayer) experience with cyberpunk attributes and some rather interesting and unique level design implemented into each mission of the game. The game is rather fast paced, and focuses upon combat more than anything else in the game. Quick Note Apparently the game is tagged as Rogue-lite/like which I don't 100% agree with. The game has some elements of this sort of genre but I wouldn't tag it as that, I know that the tags are made…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Edit: Looks like around 50% of people find my review helpful. Lines up with the 57 score this game received on Metacritic. The art, audio, and general idea behind the game are fantastic. I really enjoyed the first 20 minutes, but I found myself feeling like 80% of the game was missing beyond that. The lack of character progression is a major flaw that I feel like takes away from the game. The combat is incredibly unforgiving, and even on easy with two veteran gamers we were struggling to…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A monotonous grind, Kill to Collect wore out it’s welcome very quickly. The combat starts out decent - standard twin stick shooter fare. Sadly. there’s not a ton of variety to what the game as a whole offers. You’d think the rogue elements would help out in the variety department, but these elements are just rearrangements of the same level, with very minor variations. It gets old fast. There’s four characters, but unfortunately they’re all lame. Honestly, after playing this game for a…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Get ready to die... Often, while you're having absolutely great time. Thats how i would describe Kill to Collect in a nutshell. This has been a great year so far and we've seen plain awesome indietitles after another and this one for me ranks among the best i've tried. Game itself can be played either in co-op mode or as a single player mode and both includes three difficulties and three modes to choose from. 4 Different classes who all have their own unique skills and playstyle. The…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Good: Levels are straightforward Weapons are fun and each feels different Combat has potential Visuals and music pair well and add value Bad: Short No sense of progression "Easy" is extremely difficult near the end around chapter 6 Movement and combat have serious issues Too Short; Write More: I like hard games, but they have to be hard for good reasons, and that is just not the case here. It starts out fun enough for the first three or four chapters. They can be done on normal with some…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Not impressed with this game at all. Been a gamer for 20+ years and I'm unable to get past the first level. The difficulty is far too high if you're playing single player - and not in the fun challenging way - perhaps it's easier in co-op - but if you're planning to play this single player only then save your money. On the plus side it does look good - great music and seems like it would be fun playing co-op
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Love the game... find it fun solo and in coop and the difficulty is... OUCH. I never was able to beat the final boss in the regular game I can get to the bastard but he's just a super tough nut to crack with all the different abilities he has plus the guy has a lot of henchmen that make things... very tough. Maybe one day... I love playing as the big shotgun dude but find the other characters harder to play. Especially the punching guy with his tiny reach and unpredictable movement ability…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Kill to Collect is an absolute gem and a must have Roguelite set in a steampunk world with kickass soundtrack and four badass characters. You can either play by yourself or co-op with up to 3 friends. The different modes and difficulty will provide you with a lots of hours of fun and challenging gameplay where your goal is to complete bounties. Controls are easy to learn, but it is still easy to make mistakes thanks to game's mechanics, if you die at any point, you will start from the first…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →2016-July-03 Quick Rundown: ------------------------ The good: Gameplay mechanics are solid, if a bit simplistic. The bad: Exceptionally difficult to find others to play with. Verdict: A hopeful 6/10 in its current state. Fun for a quick romp but disappointed about not having enough friends to play with. Interface, matchmaking, and netcode need a few tweaks. Potential: 8/10 with a solid-buy recommendation if matchmaking gets an overhaul. Once the multiplayer community gets up and running,…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →NOTE: This game was given to me by the developer for review purposes. This did not influence my review in any way. ========================================================== ---------------------------------------OVERVIEW------------------------------------- ========================================================== Kill to Collect is a single- and multi-player 'rogue-lite' action game in a dystopian cyberpunk setting. You play one of four bounty hunters who spend their time delving into the…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Nice party game. Total mayhem when playing 4 player co-op. So grab some beers and buckle up, because Deadline Rick (a hilarious boss in the game) wont go easy on you!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →First of all a big let down - don't expect twin stick shooter it plays more like a typical masher. You only use one joystick and attack in the direction you're facing. Gameplay is quite simple - take on missions and get through random generated rooms to win. Kill all enemies in the room to proceed further. Some missions have a few floors. 4 characters to choose from each with its own abilities. Collect bounty from enemies and open chests, that's it - no interaction whatsoever unless picking up…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The game was a lot of fun to play during the early part of the story campaign, but the difficulty scaling in the late game needs work. Even on easy mode my friends and I eventually got tired of losing every round and gave up on the game.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Kill to Collect ... for? KtC is a rogue like game like Isaac and other more "well-known" games which are basicly the same. You go down the last corners of streets, killing bad guys, collecting stuff and more. So...should i kill them or they me? Tbh, KtC is a hard game, a very hard game - even on "easy mode". Its not only that the game is hard, its also the game plays so dang hard too: Nearly every character feels very slow. They attack maybe ones per second (the fastest one sure attacks faster…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is... a cute and little puppy, I'm sure there are some bad, ugly people in the world who don't like it for stupid and obscure reasons - you know like people who love war or don't like chocolate - but I'm also sure noone could say this game isn't good. As the finest chocolate this game isn't something new, or elaborate, but it's sooooo sweet... I coud never call this a masterpiece, a work of art, or stuff like that, becuse this game is something... both small and, as I already said,…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →No local co op and requested for a refund.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →So after playing some more I'll switch this back to do not recommend. This game is not balanced for solo play nor balanced at all. I had to resort to playing on easy and I could hardly make it past a certain boss and there's worse in front of me. No items or enemies get explained, so I just had the honor to watch how I literally got 1 shot with full life in a nearly coverless room. Yes, I played Dark Souls before and this game is more difficult while being less skill based.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I usually hate rogue-likes. For some reason I 100% love this game. One of the best games ive ever played. The music is so freaking amazing. Perfect game for coop.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's fun, challenging, has co-op, no bugs, vanity items, cool graphics. Shortly, i like it!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Mehhhh like the other reviews said. You just keep doing the same from beginning to the end. The only variety is the four characters and about 20 enemies. Graphics are mehhh and so is the gameplay. Characters are unbalanced.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Meh good art style good music Combat could be fun if it didnt feel like dark souls. Very unforgiving for a heavy melee oriented game in this genre. Since combat makes up 100% of the gameplay in this, I cant recommend it.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I dont normally enjoy roguelike games, but this ones is super fun, and addictive. PROS -awesome soundtrack -NOT PIXEL GRAPHICS -super smooth controls -fun combat -great art style -addictive gameplay -NOT PIXEL GRAPHICS -co-op -online multiplayer lobby CONS -online multiplayer lobby only worked to put me in a group once, and i suspect its because not many people were queued up. If this feature actually worked and grouped you when you didnt have friends online it would be awesome because:…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A surprisingly tight action roguelike with neat characters and abilities, and an incredibly killer soundtrack and cyberpunk aesthetic. RECOMMENDED ONLY IF YOU HAVE A PARTY OF 3-4. A 2-man will have a VERY difficult time on Normal, and while I haven't tried Solo I'd say it's more or less unplayable. The enemy design does start to break and become unfun and frustrating towards the end, especially with every boss encounter being a dps race before you've overrun by mobs with shields. That said, in…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →IMPORTANT: This game requires a reasonably good and consistent connection to play online coop. It caused a friend of mine serious desyncronization issues. So an ex-gang member, a raver, an ex-security officer and a engineer walk into a dark alley... Kill to Collect is a top-down hack-n-slash roguelike with a bright neon-cyberpunk aesthetic similar to Neon Chrome, and surprisingly fair difficulty for the genre. You can tell when a rogue game wants you dead and KtC is not one of those, at least…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's almost a good game, but it's not. I basically have the same complaints everyone else does. Movement and attacks are a little clunky, meaning sometimes you have no options but to take a hit. It seems like a skill game, but there's a large luck component to it. The soundtrack seemed nice, if you like that kind of music.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Three of my friends and I bought this game. We played for a few worlds and, realizing we weren't having any fun, we all returned it. K2C might be unfavorably compared to an N64-era Gauntlet mixed with the dungeon exploration style of The Binding of Issac. Though the concept sounds good, K2C doesn't deliver on the promise. Instead, you get a slow-paced, depth-free, pressure-free game with overly-cramped rooms prone to wall-clipping. Though I admit that another player may like this game more…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →10/10 there is gore.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Fun Coop game. Plays well even with keyboard and mouse. Has online coop but haven't tryed it yet. Not as hardcore as most twin sticks that have been coming out lately but that can be a good thing for casual gaming and local couch coop. Cool music, cool gameplay. I do recommend
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It has one of the most unforgiving and boring at the same time gameplays I have ever played. I consider I have given it a fair chance after 22 hours. But I give up with this game, I didn't even feel joy after beating the final boss. I was just overwhelmed imagining how boring would be to beat it in the harder difficulties.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Kill to Collect is a sluggish game of noticeably uninspired play. Your characters have little to do and your enemies offer little to care about. Definitely don't get it to play solo, and if you have other people to play with, you have more fun games to play with them.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I can't recommend this game to anyone. The roguelike aspect is only for the current level, and you don't feel too powerful from upgrades. The combat is the worst part of the game for me, dodging has no iframes and fighting feels very slow and lackluster. Maybe this would be better co-op but I don't feel like there's any reason to progress the game. The dungeon is basically just rooms that are randomly generated and offer like nothing but mobs. Items & buffs are temporary and nothing carries…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Game sucks, Not great as a roguelite. any options you can't build up a collection of upgrades as you go along, and dying serves no purpose besides dying really. definitely not a good single player game.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Nice graphics, music, even char design. Somewhat of retro wave Isaac room based roguelike. But...without rogue like. And why this game is bad and really don't need to be bought? Well, I tell ya. There is not even bad balance. There is NO balance. And not to the player side. Some of boss abilities leaves no chances to inflict any damage, I mean it's ok if U had too low lvl, or ur equipment not fitting. But there is no lvl, and ur equipment don't have much variety. Upgrades is possible, but it's…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Got roped in by the prospect of some cybepunk themed co-op twin-stick shooting. Nope; it's melee, instead of shooting. The only shotgunner in the game has a shorter range than the melee whirlers. Gameplay is not really suited to solo play. Nice graphics. Pity about the repetitive gameplay.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →the campaign is horribly unbalanced. i lost interst in this game after trying to beat officer mantega for the millionth time. its no fun dodging 40 minions just to find the 1 whos not a clone and as soon as you break his shield he TPs across the field and gets a new shield. why make a campaign that only the most dedicated players can finish? you devs seriously need to rethink the combo of abilities some of these bosses have. its no wonder this game has no online community. its really sad…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is brutally difficult, even on Easy. I don't have the patience for it. You can take only a few hits before you're dead. Even though health packs drop, they barely heal you. There are bullets flying around everwhere while melee attackers are trying to kill you. Often times, the only place to dodge the bullets is either into a melee attacker or a land mine. Eventually I just decided it wasn't worth the effort, so... uninstalling.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →One of the forgotten games on steam that are actually really good. Difficult to the point of utter frustration but always looking and sounding marvelous in the process of crushing you. 10/10 would get crushed again
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Gameplay design is solid, like if Torchlight had a baby with the Souls series and fell into a cave of Nethack, doled out in single-servings. The game's difficulty curve is pretty much a flat line and will well wait for you to "Git Gud" enough to take on the enemies/combinations it throws at you. This game is great if you want to play with yourself or one friend. This is why I don't reccomend this game. It fraudulently advertises 1-4 player co-op multiplayer. This comes with the implication…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It has no local Co-op which is strange because all the players charracters share the same screen. Also something about the gameplay doesn't feel right, hit boxes are hard to get a read on and animations seem clunky. Some of the characters feel very similar (most have a dash and a knock back ability.) I also didn't like how punishing the single player was. I'm sure that could be fixed with more people but I'm not interested in convincing anyone to buy this game.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Very fun and challenging gameplay, with or without friends. Reminds me a bit of Magicka, with it's similar art style and some elements of the combat system. I highly recommend playing in co-op mode, so if you do pick the game up try and drag some friends along with you.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →In the game’s story mode, you’ll work through a series of increasingly difficult contracts to take down neon-coated gangsters and crime syndicates. This is a predictable pattern that repeats itself across seven different levels, each with a slightly different visual style and set of enemies. Fortunately, Kill To Collect’s flimsy campaign mode isn’t the main draw, and really just acts as an extended tutorial for the rest of the game. Despite its initial appearance, Kill To Collect lacks the…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Is this actually balanced for solo play? Kiting enemies isn't much fun.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →decent graphics, very poor gameplay.... huge lack of imagination like: 1 free inventory you must press space to pick up items 2 enemies have unfair advantages like shields blocking every frontal attack while others swarm you from behind 3 you cannot set an upgrade path, always start from scratch with each bounty mission, being forced to run around the map to land a hit onto an enemy then run some more. there is a clear enemy progression in weaponry and strategy , but you have 2 entry level…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The game has enjoyable music, and for the first half of the game it's pretty fun. At about level 8 they begin to add enemies that not only are annoying, but they are abundant and can deal massive damage. I played this game with 1 other person, then 3 other people. We got to floor 10, for a boss that has "Reflect Damage, Shield, Teleport" abilities, and can endlessly spawn in enemies. This is where I think the devs stopped trying to see if their game was beatable. This boss is not only a pain…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →An Action Rogue-like Co-Op Game https://youtu.be/cSIsH5_XX-w + A very nice and colorful cyberpunk theme with an amazing soundtrack + Gameplay is pretty fun and quite challenging as you are encouraged to kite or dodge enemy attacks + 4 unique characters all with their own unique abilities and special attacks + A variety of "special weapons" and power ups + 4 Player local and online co-op - I felt like the game was lacking a ranged character, melee requires you to get too close and often get…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A very hard game, but certainly not impossible or unbeatable. Gameplay 👌 / 10 Soundtrack 👌 / 10 Amount of content 👌 / 10 Overall a solid 👌 / 👌 I miss those times when Steam would let me recommend games without forcing me to write a review. Seriously though. This game is dope. Go buy it!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Seems like a medicore roguelite. All the classes and weapons feel weak, the powerups feel meh, the pickups and stuff aren't that fun. I have played many different roguelike/roguelites and they all feel more enjoyable in the curve of progression and the little progression there is feels crappy with how short the levels are. Oh you can buy upgrades! That last 4 levels.... I would not waste your money on this.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →2/10 - this game is not a twin stick shooter, not sure why its tagged in store as such. this is a single stick shooter where you do everything the direction you face including dodge - cant kite - pausing doesn't pause + local co-op
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Possibly the most underrated game I've ever played. It's really fun
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It has some bugs, but nothing game-breaking or big. Unbalanced hard mode, but the difficulty is still a lot of fun with 3 friends!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Very addictive rogue-like twin stick slasher / shooter similar to Helldivers. Very True to its motto - Git gud or die trying,
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Don't know how a simple game lake this manages to overheat RTX2070 ... feels like they programmed coin miner in this game, you play they collect.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Co-Optimus says this game has depth, I think Co-Optimus is paid for good reviews.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Great Game for CooP.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Update 'Review' after a few years which now is the deluge of garbage the 'new-type' games - One of the 'older', incredibly cool 'real' games made by 'humans' back when people had emotions and played games for actual 'fun', which included challenge etc. This is the type of game you play with real friends, family, and people that matter and make memories that can last a lifetime. I know the above sounds like a weird thing to write, it takes a person without brain-damage, and years of…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Do you want a cyberpunk dystopian Gauntlet with rogue-like elements, both local and online co-op support, and a tough but fair balance? Then play Kill to Collect! It knocks the pants off of WH40k: Inquisitor Martyr, that's for sure.
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