Dicefolk

✔ you control both your dice and your enemies' ✔ order of relic interactions matters and you have full control of it ✔ I continued to discover many new relics and chimeras on every run keeping it fresh ✔ lots of interesting post-game challenges ? despite having a lot of control of the battlefield there are also quite a few RNG based interactions (on top of the obvious dice rolls) ✘ runs are very repeatable ✘ unbalanced - if you get a good set of chimeras (like an leader plus two supports or all three that benefit from rotating) you play on easy mode. If you don't then there isn't much you can do about that Enjoyable, although not mindblowing.

Pretty fun. Like a Slay the Spire x Pokemon where you control not only your turn but you control your enemies turn through dice which adds a nice level of strategy.

This game is great, the gameplay is really addictive and they keep adding new things as you progress which keeps things fresh

Pretty fun. Nice art, controls work. Lacking a bit of information and a bit grindy for the 100% but pretty good. 8/10

Got this game in the Humble Bundle, and in classic fashion, decided to play games I'd never heard of (like this one, instead of the games I bought it for). Anyway, this one did not disappoint! I'm a huge fan of the deckbuilder roguelike genre. This game is a pretty unique spin on the genre: you have three characters which you need to strategically rotate depending on which one you want to tank attacks, which one you want to make attacks, etc., all with a limited, randomised moveset. As well, you play the ENEMY'S turn, which of course you must play out in the least damaging way to yourself. I would say that this isn't a particularly challenging game, but it still makes you think, and it's refreshing how the ascensions aren't just a difficulty increase, but come with buffs too. Maybe this makes me a loser, but for once I get to progress in a game without having to lose 30 runs before I finally pass the ascension, and that's FUN.

10/10 would recommend