Pirates Outlaws

It feels very student game. The interface is polished, and this could be played on a phone with ease, but the design is just slightly clunky. For example, this is a Slay The Spire like. You can't decline a card pick, only reroll it. You have to click cards, not mouse over, for their tooltips. Status effects overwrite each other. Status effects don't say their name in their icon's tooltip. There are map nodes that launch you ahead randomly. Also your hand size is very restrictive, and your AP come from consumables that take up a card slot. Because of this, your hands feel clogged more often than not. Also, volume changes are not always saved---the game resets back to its starting volumes some of the times you open it. However, on the flipside, there's a lot of stuff here. The music is nice. The art saves on budget in a way that makes it look good. If you want something a little more bite sized than the average deckbuilder fare, I'd give this a go. It's got plenty of charm. Edit: Ship repair is a bad mechanic. You need to hit a specific node once per map and spend 100 coins in order to keep playing. Why. What does this add. 2nd Edit: The quest system is badly explained. I tried…

A fantastic deckbuilder that is truly ocean-wide in scope, with just enough depth to hit that sweet spot: fun and addictive without ever feeling overwhelming.

Loved this game's art style

This game has 124 achievements

deserves much more love then it got

Why on earth are you forced to choose cards that do not match your strategy. Poorly balanced that won't allow much progress.