Voice of Belldona

This game is bad. I don't have an ounce of faith that the devs have the technical ability to make the game functional. Attack previews for enemies are constantly wrong/misleading, every boss seems to be a gotcha, (Does something that completely ruins certain strategies that you can't know about until it happens to you) I get why the retry mechanic is so generous, 90% of the boss fights are gotchas. Loved the one with the gimmick being enemy summons changing from a strike front to aoe because the symbol is wrong. Also the amount of attacks on the hit everything attack on the same boss randomly showing incorrect amounts. My expectations were low, and yet, I've played collage projects that had more polish. Also the vibes of this game are super creepy, anime slop is one thing but "petting" a little girl on the head until she pants and begs for more is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ gross.

You can head pat. What more is there to say 10/10 game.

[b]Overall[/b]: I'll start by saying this game is an 8/10 for me. It's currently a hidden gem. It is an early access Deckbuilder Rougelike similar to games like Chrono Ark and Slay the Spire. There's currently two characters(they're adding more) with 3 to 4 starting decktypes each to chose from. The girl can use combo attacks if you chain the right cards together and the guy likes to fight with summoned companions. You go to each world map and engage in either fights, events(positive & negative), buy cards, or rest at a camp site. Eventually you fight each maps boss until you complete the run. Oh and currently you can complete a true end run which adds 4 additional tough boss fights. Lastly they will be adding a story mode in about 6 months or whenever the game fully releases. [b]What I Liked[/b]: The card art is beautiful and they even have cool animations for the character models when you play some of their ultimate attacks. Good art and animations really makes these type of games shine. I enjoyed the map events having great rewards like unlocking powerful cards which aren't guaranteed every run. The bosses also aren't damage sponges, they have unique mechanics that you have …

For being my first deck builder game, Voice of Belldona's Early Access is generally enjoyable so far. When the final release happened, investing some time into it then, I'll update this recommendation. I do like anime-based games, graphics and art, the game catching my interest when I came across it. If you like anime characters, you'll surely enjoy them in the game as it also offered some nice eye candy of mild levels. Nothing of ecchi levels, variety of characters being given so you find someone you like for sure. Two characters to pick, only playing with Rinna so far as she's the type of character I can enjoy a lot, able to pick between three builds to focus on. So even among character choices, you can play and build them different which is nice since a change of pace never hurts. That also goes for passives and buffs you can get (permanently), taking a bit before they fully unfold within a run so you can notice progress with them. Maps have events, battles, shops, and a few other sources to interact with, giving it some variety. Events may chain into each other, offering better rewards if you've picked the right choices, There's a bit of variety among them and dependi…

Fun game, the art is beautiful and the mechanics are engaging.

Good game with multiple characters and card types for different playstyles and replay value does need a bit of balance changes both for both bosses and heroes but most games do.