Sengodai

[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/38888018-United-Critics/] Please follow [b]United Critics[/b] for quality reviews[/url] [h2]Sengodai Review[/h2] [hr][h3][b][u]Overview[/u][/b][/h3][/hr] In Sengodai you must defeat the final boss of the land by creating a team of Gokai monsters and cleanse the land with the power of the elements. It is a difficult deckbuilder roguelite with turn-based combat, made in the Godot engine with Pokémon-like monsters. You must choose a path and cleanse it by defeating its god before it defeats you. With every victory you’ll collect coins and more cards that will add to your deck for the current run, with the coins used to upgrade your starting cards and your main card. It gets progressively difficult as you progress deeper in the game. [hr][h3][b][u]Gameplay[/u][/b][/h3][/hr] You only start the adventure with a selection of starter Gokai cards and your god card, which is your main. This card cannot be used directly in combat; its only purpose is explained further below. Every battle features a 3v3 set of Gokai cards already displayed in the field. Your opponent also plays their own set of cards, usually better than yours. Both players have d…

Sorry but in its current state I cannot recommend this game. I'll change my review if these issues get fixed in the future. The game's art is fantastic, it's what attracted me to buy it in the first place, congrats to the art team even if some of the visual presentation could be better (cards aren't properly cut to frames and some texts are blurry, I think that gameplay related vfx should be clearer instead of having too much enviroment getting in the way, like the grass sometimes goes through the cards). But technically this stills needs a lot of work to be in a release state. There's bugs with card interactions like elemental spell card blocking one of your monsters from attacking if you charge them while they are resting for the entire match, effects not active when a land's energy is activated with a spell card, I had frequent crashes and had to resort to lower the graphics in settings in order to avoid whatever effect was crashing my video card (my pc is mid range, it shouldn't be a problem). It happens less frequently but it's still there. The devs should have more time to fix these technical aspects, whoever considered it for release this is not ready, sorry.

Full disclosure: we received this game for free, but we’ve genuinely been enjoying it. Both my husband and I played it, and it ended up being a really fun, low-stress deckbuilding roguelike. The card art is well done, the music is pleasant, and once you get past the initial confusion, the mechanics are easy to pick up. There’s no annoying hand-holding or random pop-ups constantly interrupting you, which makes it great as a chill game to play while watching something on the side. If you like relaxed deckbuilders with clean presentation and minimal friction, this one’s easy to recommend. Heavily recommend it!

I'll keep this short. Despite the game looking good on paper, its unfortunately bad due to grinding, bugs, and QoL issues that aren't in yet. I'll list some examples. 1. Part of the game seems to revolve around doing runs to grind out gold to upgrade your units, god, etc. Unfortulatey, the gold amount to upgrade said units is too high, and battles don't pay enough that you need to do 30+ battles for one upgrade or 5+ runs to upgrade one unit. You will be losing too many runs just to upgrade one thing, let alone win a run, and I tried 10+ times and still can't get to a boss. 2. The game is full of bugs that make it unfun to play after awhile, let alone those that take away your resources. For example, I encountered a shop bug that if you remove a card in your deck at a merchant, the game will not remove the card from your deck, but still take the gold away from you that you spent 1+ hours grinding out. Removing a card from the deck costs 1000 gold, and every battle only pays out 100 gold, meaning if you remove a card at all, you basically lost the 1+ hours it took to get that gold due to said bug, making the game feel likes its a theif in a way that isn't respecting your hard-earn…

Incredible card game. Very enjoyable matches that gradually increase in difficulty. Easy to learn, but you need to think carefully about your strategy. The artwork is fantastic, and the god cards are simply amazing.

This review is presented by [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/35373701/] Your Game Your Story [/url], a story-rich curator! Collect Yokai-inspired cards (Gokai) and battle them for control of the land in this rougelite deckbuilder! It gives a Yu-Gi-Oh card-battling kind of vibe, where you protect your shrine and destroy the opponent's side for control of the land. Move through randomly generated maps to fight bosses, acquire new cards, and start all over again, stronger than before. At the end of the map, you have the chance to unlock the power of the Gods, if you can make it through! [b]+Pros+[/b] + Easy to pick up and fast-paced gameplay, it's easy to play several rounds without realizing how much time goes by. It can be addictive! + Customize your deck and upgrade your Gokai cards to advance through the campaign. + Randomly generated maps make each run interesting and unpredictable. The unpredictability is both fun and challenging. + The style of the cards is appealing and interesting, and the voxel environment and world design are easy on the eyes as well. + This game was released in several languages ( English, Spanish, Galician, Catalan, Chinese (Simplified & Tra…