Kaya's Prophecy

It's a really unique little card game management sim. I was really impressed with it when I tried it out. I do wish you could mark certain ingredients to not be consumed by Kalades though... it was quite frustrating never being able to make an omelette because he kept eating my mushroom before I could get a second one. Otherwise I liked it, I like that it was short and sweet. Good game.

This one is a "maybe" from me. I enjoyed my time with the game and learning the mechanics was enjoyable. However, the game isn't very deep and it is very short (even though I am an unusually slow player). The village management is similar to Stacklands, but it is not very well balanced and the difficulty is mostly in the RNG rather than in player skill. I love stacklands, so this scratched the same itch a little, but it didn't feel nearly as satisfying as the discovery and progression in stacklands. The card battler portions of the game suffer from a lack of depth as well. The enemy types are limited and your control over the contents of your deck are restrictive. If you're a die-hard deckbuilder fan, this one won't introduce anything new and it likely won't challenge you. The exploration segments could have benefitted from some variety, both in the fights/encounters and in the reward options. My review consists of lots of negatives, because there is a lot to pick on. But I still give this a thumbs-up, because it was fun. The style and attitude of the game were enjoyable and the overall story/adventure doesn't overstay its welcome. There was a fun sense of building up m…

I bought this because I like stacklands but this game is worse than all of its parts. Really did not enjoy it. would not recommend.

Nice idea and quire enjoyable. Unfortunately, it's also fairly short (first run was ~12 hrs since i over-built a lot and the 2nd on hard for the achievement was ~ 6 hrs) and there isn't really any replay value. Would have liked for the encounter maps to be generated instead of a fixed map every time. Overall, i would recommend it if you get it on sale.

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Stacklands related: Yes Peaceful and a zen type of game with a balance progression: No, not on my experience at least. Did I enjoy it?: The first couple of minutes until everything went downhill fast. Food requirement went up to 2 digits and Koa had to sit in a few lagoons an entire day just to get the annoying god out of the way. Until then, it was all just punishments after punishments. I'm not having this game anymore. I'm sorry but it's not happening. I can see why people like it, It has that stacklands feel and I love that game so much, but parts where my organized things gets reshuffled and toss around everywhere becomes too much of a hassle than a feature. When there's already so much cards going about, a single tornado sweep immediately throws my peaceful run away. I didn't really expect that each punishment would be tornado after tornado. It was just nothing but tordanoes and koa losing health from it...