Nine Realms: Revolt

Nine Realms: Revolt

One Up Plus · October 16, 2023 · Deckbuilding, Card Game, Card Battler, Strategy, 2D

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Nine Realms: Revolt price by region

Nine Realms: Revolt costs £1.25 in the United Kingdom, $1.31 in the United States, $1.31 in Georgia (USD), €1.44 in Europe (EUR), CA$5.75 in Canada, A$6.56 in Australia, NZ$6.71 in New Zealand, zł8.04 in Poland and R$15.04 in Brazil right now.

Cheapest Nine Realms: Revolt offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £1.25 −67% £3.76 £1.25 4
United Statesyour region $1.31 −71% $4.47 $1.31 4
Georgia (USD) $1.31 −72% $4.69 $1.31 4
Europe (EUR) €1.44 −67% €4.40 €1.44 3
Canada CA$5.75 −36% CA$5.75 — 1
Australia A$6.56 −36% A$6.56 — 1
New Zealand NZ$6.71 −36% NZ$6.71 — 1
Poland zł8.04 −61% zł20.47 zł8.04 3
Brazil R$15.04 −36% R$15.04 R$19.82 2

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About Nine Realms: Revolt

Save the Nine Realms in this Deckbuilding Adventure.

Ragnarok has occurred and destroyed the old gods. As the survivors struggle to rebuild, Revna the fire giant has seized control of Asgard. Embark on an adventure to unite the realms and put a stop to his reign in this unique deckbuilding oddyssey.

Make alliances, grow powerful, and discover what lies within each battle.
Campaign:
You play as Fjolnir, a young light elf living on the remains of Alfheim. After his village is burned down by Revna the fire giant, you embark on a journey to put a stop to Revna, but traveling to the different realms and recruiting allies to aid you in your quest. Fight through the hellscape of musphelheim, Wander the forests of Vanaheim, Explore the now flooded midgard aboard a runeship, Escape from the crumbling Hellheim, and topple Revna off his new found throne in Asgard.

The campaign features:
- 50 scenarios, each with their own story, dialogue and unique enemy and deck to fight.
- 135+ cards to unlock, with each faction being recruited as you journey through their realm.
- Create and save your own decks to use at any point, enabling you to adjust your strategy for each opponent you face.
Gameplay:
A blend of old school card games like mtg and dice mechanics gives Nine Realms Revolt a unique spin on the deckbuilding genre. Craft a deck of at least 40 cards by using 3 of the 5 factions. Gameplay is divided over 3 lanes, each with their own units, banners, traps and die. To win, you must destroy your opponents 3 banners while protecting your own. You must choose when to commit your units to an attack, while also making sure you can defend your own banners.
Nine Realm Revolt Features:
5 different Factions, each with their own spells, units and legendary cards. Combine up to 3 different factions to make your Deck
3 lanes each with a banner. Guard your Banners, and destroy the Enemy's Banners to win.
Play units to defend your banners. Units can attack any lane, but can only defend their lane. Units can only defend if they haven't attacked that round.
Use traps to play cards facedown in lanes. Predict the enemies actions, and you can thwart their attempts and set up a devastating next turn.
Play Spells to immediately swing the battle to your favour.
Unleash game ending legendaries, whose powers will make you think of how to build your deck around them.
Draft Mode:
In this game mode, you will draft a deck of 40 cards by choosing 1 of 3 cards. After you have your deck, Embark on a journey to win 6 battles in a row. Losing at any point will end your run.

Nine Realms: Revolt — game info

Platforms
Windows
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Oct 18, 2023
[h1] A Card Game KING review [/h1] Nine Realms: Revolt is a single-player story driven deckbuilder where you travel across mythical realms of Norse mythology in search of vengeance and unlike the foreboding adventure, it's quite relaxing to play. Relaxing and deckbuilding don't often go hand in hand, and as card game fans we do tend to like to be mercilessly beaten by overpowered enemies only to relentlessly start over and over again, until we master the game and bring the fury of of a thousand broken decks. This is not the case with Nine Realms. First off, it's not a roguelike so it's much more forgiving, but more importantly the AI uses all the cards available to the player but it's not very...adept at using them. In fact, the AI makes very obvious mistakes even a beginner can spot and does not have any other advantages. This unfortunately, takes out all of the potential challenge the game had to offer from most but the novice of players. Which is a shame because everything else is great design. The art and music are superb! The cardplay and deckbuilding allow both tactics and creativity to shine. The main concept of the game does away with player health, and uses 3 banners…
13 found this helpful
Recommended Dec 3, 2023
Good deckbuilder, painfully short for how interesting the game can be. Beat it, restarted to see if I could play with the cards I unlocked and finished the first area. It was at that point I found out that all the progress was reset, like its actually starting the game again, but you unlock each colour as you go to that realm meaning in order to play with black or green you have to be already through half the game. I then quit the campaign to go do a draft which was only a handful of matches long. All in all I did it all in 5.3 hours, was a good 5 hours though and its cheap so if you want shorter games with worse graphics that cost less then this game is for you.
3 found this helpful
Recommended Mar 10, 2024
[h1]Quite good CCG[/h1] ... with deep strategy, nice illustrations, and Norse mythology elements, [b]8 out of 10[/b], but... [list] [*]progress from demo doesn't carry over to full game [*]tutorial is unskippable [/list] ... therefor: Don't waste time on the demo, just buy the game right away. You won't regret it - in more than one way.
2 found this helpful
Recommended Dec 3, 2023
A very enjoyable deck battler. Would like to see a newgame+ or at the very least a way to skip the tutorial.
1 found this helpful
Recommended Oct 28, 2025
An interesting concept that would have definitely benefited from more time in development. It's still an enjoyable experience for the price.
Not recommended Jun 15, 2024
Good idea but a tad bit too bland. Lacks the flow I'm looking for,

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