One More Gate : A Wakfu Legend

What do I really want in a deckbuilder? The ability... no, the requirement... to walk across an entire free movement screen instead of just clicking on an icon on the map. And then not even just going out an exit, but awkwardly trying to click on an arrow. With the icon that could just be on the map. Clearly, that's what I want. No.

I almost played this game when it released, and if I had, it would have been one of my first ever Roguelike and my very first Roguelike Deckbuilder. My review could have been positive then, but in the meantime, I played both Hades games, Slay the Spire 1, Sol Cesto, Froggy Hates Snow... so I actually have games to compare this one with. There are a few positive aspects: the decors, animations and sound design are pretty neat. It's an Ankama game so it is to be expected. And that's the reason I have purchased OMG: I am currently in my yearly Ankama phase. And despite having played Dofus since over a decade ago, I was still pleased to see that the enemies you have seen 10 times in all their games still had cool variants with original designs. I would have been extremely disappointed otherwise. Everything else about this game is simply subpar compared to the ones listed above. I don't think it's worth playing past the demo. - Whether you play in English or French, the dialogs are poorly written, barely funny and uninspired. - The UI is quite terrible, for example you can only see the 2nd level of a card before you upgrade it, not the 3rd one, so you don't know its maximum po…

nice designed

Soy un gran fan de Dofus y Wakfu, además de encantarme Slay the Spire y los juegos de cartas en general. Si eres como yo, te gustará

One More Gate est un jeu de style rogue lite dans lequel on construit un paquet de cartes évolutif. À travers un monde qui défile dans des chambres de donjons, vous combattrez des hordes de monstres qui auront chacun des caractéristiques qui leurs sont propres. Vous pourrez évaluer les différentes stratégies à développer et bâtir votre deck en conséquence. Une panoplie d’attaques spéciales, de runes et de magie seront dispersés sur votre chemin afin de vaincre vos ennemis. Ce qui m’a le plus tenu en haleine, c’est le système de coût d’énergie pour appliquer les effets des cartes. Vous commencez par un lot de 3 points avec des attaques simples et de la protection. À chaque tour, un point sera rajouté pour vous permettre d’utiliser des attaques plus puissantes. Rendu à 6 points, une attaque critique est dévoilée et après utilisation, on recommence le système de points à 3 et c’est reparti. One More Gate va chercher une animation de vieux cartoon mais à la saveur du jour. Un jeu entrainant et parfait pour les amateurs de deckbuilding et de draft.

One More Gate: A Wakfu Legend is a single-player roguelite deck-building game developed and published by Ankama Studio that expands the colorful and eccentric Wakfu universe into a tightly structured, strategy-driven experience built around repetition, mastery, and adaptation. From the very first run, the game establishes a familiar but confident loop: venture through procedurally generated regions, engage in turn-based card combat, make difficult choices at branching paths, and inevitably fail—only to return stronger, wiser, and better prepared for the next attempt. Rather than relying on heavy narrative exposition, the game emphasizes systems, synergy, and experimentation, using Wakfu lore as a thematic backbone rather than a dominant storytelling force. Each run sends the player through a series of interconnected zones within the World of Twelve, where combat encounters, random events, merchants, and upgrades are arranged differently every time. This procedural structure ensures that even familiar paths require new decisions, particularly as enemies scale in complexity and demand tighter deck optimization. The map design consistently asks players to weigh risk against reward, o…