Reviews of Everbound

By: ANDRE K PHAM

List of user reviews and ratings for Everbound

Total ratings

4.70 (Rating count: 69)

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Review summary

Everbound is praised for addictive, monetization-free roguelike gameplay, strong visuals, and evident developer care, with high replay value. Major drawbacks are the lack of audio, desire for more content and an endless mode, and some repetition. Players also want clearer class descriptions. Overall, it’s a polished, engaging experience that could grow with updates.

Pros

No ads and no microtransactions, providing a clean, premium feel
Addictive, accessible roguelike gameplay with depth (on par with top titles like Slay the Spire)
High replayability and potential for endless play sessions across many strategies
Cares about players with polished, frictionless design and evident developer passion
Strong visuals and pixel art with smooth animations

Cons

No sound / lack of audio (ambient music and SFX)
Short length and a desire for more content and updates (endless mode, weapons/items, class details)
Content can feel repetitive over time
Class descriptions or tooltips are unclear at selection

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User Reviews

Recent rating average: 4.40

All time rating average: 4.70

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3% (2)

Date	Author	Comment
2026-05-16	Vl*****	is this even a game? all the reviews must be friends and family. uninstalled
is this even a game? all the reviews must be friends and family. uninstalled
2026-05-13	XX*****	I’ve been looking for my next mobile obsession and I finally found it! No ads. Simplicity at its finest. A Roguelike dream.
I’ve been looking for my next mobile obsession and I finally found it! No ads. Simplicity at its finest. A Roguelike dream.
2026-05-03	Pa*****	I loved this game so much, my only complaint is that it feels short, and I’d adore if it was blessed with a optional endless mode
I loved this game so much, my only complaint is that it feels short, and I’d adore if it was blessed with a optional endless mode