Arcane Trigger

It's fun, I've played their previous game and they always deliver on fun gameplay loops that will have you playing for a while.

That its made in Unity instead of UE 5 is a big W

this game is so so so so fun .

For under 10 bucks, it is worth the price indeed. It's a fun game that I felt I got my money's worth out of, but not something i'm going to play 20+ hours of, though that is just a me thing.

[h1]Arcane Trigger: a Perfect Playthrough's Perspective[/h1] [h3]TLDR: I liked this game enough to get 100% Steam achievements, but would note that it's not a must buy for everyone![/h3] [h3]What even is this game?[/h3] Arcane Trigger is a roguelite turn-based deckbuilder, as you likely gathered from the store page. Each turn, you load up to 12 bullets (cards) into your magazine (deck), then fire them off in order sequentially. Once done, the enemies take their turns, which mostly consist of healing, shielding, moving forward to make a melee strike, or firing a ranged weapon at you. [h3]The buildcraft[/h3] The game's general conceit is 'wizards with guns defend against an inter-planar invasion', more or less. There are five playable characters with different playstyles and elemental loadouts to work with, along with various relics to make a proper build with. The achievements give a good guide to various relic builds you should try to get a feel for different characters and their build possibilities; sadly, the most recent two characters (Gunblade and Succubus) have no achievements with them, so you'll have to figure them out on your own! Your goal is to balance bul…

Eh, low difficulty, kinda quaint. Nothing really brain busting and it feels like half the game is the luck of the draw but not in a way that matters (adding the damage boost to one bullet instead of another should matter but it just usually doesn't that much so the frustrations lower) but it's just...fine? Nothing special, nothing crazy, just a servicable little title.