LuckLand

This game does have some cool mechanics. However, I wish you could chose your "deck". There is a map of different nodes. While each node has it's own deck, you never get to chose or customize it. I only recommend if you like games like this.

Pretty much Luck Be A Landlord. Fun though,

It feels very childish and low quality, like a mobile game.

Fun, just like Luck Be a Landlord but with more cutesy graphics and sound

Luckland is a simple game derivative of similar slot-machine-like games such as 'luck be a landlord'. The demo initially caught my attention because of how polished and content-heavy the game seemed to be, I'm not talking of polish of the interface which is fully functional but doesn't do a great job of explaining things, and with poor english translation. But the game works well enough that it's easy to understand, very addictive and makes you want to progress, There is a huge potential of improvement once you understand all the intricate interactions between objects. There is a ton of different objects sets, and a lot of hand crafted level rules, each with different challenges to overcome. I found it rather impressive how a game built on slot-machines manages to actually involve strategy and has so many different ways to play and solve the levels obstacles. As I said there is a ton of content and the gameplay is slightly different from other 'landlord' clones I've played, and I think it's the best variation built on this genre. The graphics are pretty nice, despite being completely in the casual/mobile game genre, they just work. At the end of the day, the passive nature of th…

The store page as a whole for the game is a bit misleading in a couple ways, and for that, i'd take points away from the score if it was a note out of 10, it's a chinese mobile port and it comes with some of the typical weakness they are prone to, but it is still a fully functional and pretty good game, even if it is very much designed like an old flash game. So the game is prone to some slight level of jank. The gameplay is definitely like to be a landlord or balatro, but the map you see is not a roguelike style map, but simply levels. It's a bit slow and superficial at first, but after you play enough, even if you are always pretty dependent on RNG, the game actually has an unexpectedly respectable ammount of strategical depth to the choices you do make. More than i expected out of a small mobile game "roguelike" from China who lets be honest, floods the market with a lot of low quality games especially in these genres. I'll try to explain how the game works: If you aren't familiar with the genre, it is basically a slot machine deck builder, where you select symbols that will have different effects, selecting the correct ones will allow you to get more score, you can keep or r…