Gordian Quest

It's interesting, nothing special or new, but it's decent. For the price it's a good addition to the genra. It's fun to make team synergizing builds. However, I found a build so OP that I used it over and over again with no change no matter the fight. I got through 3 chapters of the game and just didnt want to keep doing it again for the 4th chapter - too repetitive. It was good while it lasted.

The game has some concepts of a good game...but it is just that, a lofty mesh of ideas that are not well put together. The major / glaring issue I encounter each time I try to give this game another chance is the balance is absolute garbage. I get that some games are meant to have that gritty feel to them (Darkest Dungeon and Trials of Fire [I usally play on cata X]). However, this game does a piss poor job of explaining mechanics, the battle log is absolutely useless, and progress feels like 80% luck and 20% skill. Just a little anecdote as an example: Playing roguelite explorer mode I had good start, got the boss of the first map and he rolls to go first, wipes 2 of characters from full health first turn of the first round. It just feels like...why play when your run will end not because of poor choices but because the game is so horribly mismanaged. Another example to illustrate the lack of polish is the fact that the map nodes are completely random...so they do not take into account the route at all. First node on a path might be a store followed by a healing well. There is no way you can lose health before that first shrine...0 logic went into making it so runs make sense r…

Good deck builder game, 7/10

Very mid for me. Lots of good but the JRPG graphics and the lane system just didn't work for me.

great game, rpg with deck building is great idea

Very fun. Money well spent.