Protips for your choice in evolution: Do a couple of runs avoiding the other elements you don't want then spending those on upgrades, and upgrading your luck factor as much as possible. When you are about to evolve your lil dude, make a save before doing so. If you don't get what you wanted, load that saved game (might work with autosave too?) it and try again :) Then make sure you pick his skill which gives your lil guy a greater chance to see your type of element, it makes a bigger difference than what you may think. I wanted to do the metal guy because he looked fun, the hardest ones I had to avoid were the red ones, the nature ones seemed to get the short end of the stick in terms of luck. I only had to savescum twice, and that was for the last evolve when I was already moving way to fast to s avoid the red elements. Metal is the quickest way to win because of the ability to have 3 speed boosters that keep you moving through the golden pillows was really easy :)
So when the achievements came out, I decided to go back and grab them. I had played endless mode once or twice before this and now that I go back to grab the 15 minute one, it seems like everything has about twice as much life at least. Is this right?
Dayum, who does the music for the stage select screen? Really digging that song and it's the main reason I keep coming back to retry stages. The actual stage music doesn't always loop too well though.
Should be noted that this game is EXTREMELY easy. If you're looking for a challenging RPG, look elsewhere. Some of the aspects reminded me of Exit Fate, which is a pretty challenging, free and MUCH longer RPG.
Not that you should add more grinding to make for a harder game, but money comes way too easily, items are constantly showered on you (honestly, once you get the right purples that help your characters' abilities, you just need to upgrade them every level), and there's not enough monster diversity and 'scare' factors to them to make the game a threat after... well, ever.
Regardless of that, I had a fun time, but it wasn't something I could sit down for more than an hour and want to finish. I felt I needed to put it down 5 or 6 times because it felt tedious from how easy it was.
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In Endless Mode, enemies are scaled to your level and time survived. So their HP can get pretty high at points!