Roguebook

The best card builder game I have ever played. The gameplay is just so good, each enemy is a unique challenge that must be overcome. You must use two characters in tandem, which makes each playthrough unique. Unlike many deck games where you are searching for certain builds, in this game you have to work with what you get. Almost every card is very useful in some way. It is not just what cards you play and in what order, but also where your heroes are standing that makes all the difference. The game gets extremely difficult as you progress through the difficulty modifiers. It never felt like luck though, I always felt like I had a chance to beat the game if I played right. Sometimes, a single choice at a critical time is what makes you win or lose. That high level of risk made is so that when I aligned everything just right and won, it was so satisfying. The graphic style is very nice, the art is extremely well done especially on a few cards. The music is extremely good and got me pumped up even after I listened to it 20 times. I like the characters too, Seifer is the baddest of the bad and the coolest of the cool. The only real criticism I have is that beating the game on the h…

It's really fun. If you like Slay the Spire this will get you off. It's like STS meets Magic/Warcraft

It is a roguelike deckbuilder. Each hero has their own deck of cards. For each run, you choose two out of the four available heroes to fight together using a shared deck. You must complete three acts, culminating in a final boss. Winning unlocks a new difficulty level known as an "epilogue." At the end of each run, you collect "pages" that allow you to unlock various upgrades to aid you in future runs. I found the map exploration mechanic—which involves using different types of ink—to be interesting. I appreciated the originality of the mine upgrade, which introduces a short dungeon featuring treasures and enemies that take the form of traps. Some of the unlockable epilogues alter the difficulty by introducing new mechanics, making for a stimulating challenge. The ratio of wins to losses is well-balanced, so I didn't find the difficulty level frustrating. All in all, I really enjoyed clearing the 15 epilogues (incidentally, you can combine them to unlock epilogues beyond level 15; I stopped after clearing the initial set without combining them). E’ un roguelike deckbuilder. Ogni eroe ha un proprio mazzo di carte. Per ogni run si può scegliere 2 eroi tra 4 disponibili che combatte…

Had a lot of fun for $3, Worth playing.

The game is decent. Unfortunately, the last update was 4 years ago and the game is still buggy as hell. I've tripped over a couple of very easy-to-discover bugs, and the bug reporting thread is 75 pages long with zero follow-ups or engagement. So... be prepared. I wish Steam could let you give a neutral or "mixed" review, but I'm giving it a "not recommended" just because I think the bugs could conceivably cause a lot of frustration for some.

Yes, it's inspired by Slay the Spire, but it is also distinct from it. Same genre, very different feel. The graphics and sound are beautiful, and it has a more contemplative vibe and a more fairytale like world. I enjoy it immensely!