Overture is most likely a grinding game, as you have to put a lot of time in this game in order to attempt to finish it. However, considering the fact that most of the indie games are not having quite a big action, Overture is very dynamic as in each floor you have to kill hordes of monsters, which in not quite easy as the number of incoming monsters is quite big and you have to pay a lot of attention to the game in order to not die, cause if you die you will have to start the game all over again from the very first Floor. Also, the Boss Battles have a certain difficulty level which makes the game progression much interesting.

So, which are the Pros for this game?

- A cute and colored design, design which changes from a floor to another
- A big variety of enemies
- 24 heroes to choose
- The possiblity to upgrade your hero
- The player can collect items during game progression
- Entertaining soundtrack
- Traps which hide extra hordes of enemies

Of course, there are some Cons for this Overture as well:

- Some visual effecs might be disturbing (for example, when your hero takes damage from enemies there is a kinda strong visual impact on the screen)
- Perhaps there would've be nice if there was a story line for this game

So Overture is pretty much funny to play and I recommend this game to anyone.

Overture is most likely a grinding game, as you have to put a lot of time in this game in order to attempt to finish it. However, considering the fact that most of the indie games are not having quite a big action, Overture is very dynamic as in each floor you have to kill hordes of monsters, which in not quite easy as the number of incoming monsters is quite big and you have to pay a lot of attention to the game in order to not die, cause if you die you will have to start the game all over again from the very first Floor. Also, the Boss Battles have a certain difficulty level which makes the game progression much interesting. So, which are the Pros for this game? - A cute and colored design, design which changes from a floor to another - A big variety of enemies - 24 heroes to choose - The possiblity to upgrade your hero - The player can collect items during game progression - Entertaining soundtrack - Traps which hide extra hordes of enemies Of course, there are some Cons for this Overture as well: - Some visual effecs might be disturbing (for example, when your hero takes damage from enemies there is a kinda strong visual impact on the screen) - Perhaps there would've be nice if there was a story line for this game So Overture is pretty much funny to play and I recommend this game to anyone.