As We Descend

If you like deck builders and roguelites, it is a lot of fun. Runs can be quite strategical while you try to find synergy and adjust the units and deck, and it is always cool when you find a new strategy. Artwork is weird in a good way, animations are a bit janky though. Performance sometimes is horrible for no apparent reason (I'm thinking there are some memory leaks but could be due to weird bugs, like the enemies thinking a unit is outside the screen xD not sure) Balance is... a work in progress. Some bosses are manageable, others are certain defeat for certain builds (and it is not always possible to predict them or adjust enough, since the unit cap of 4 means no more units). Like the Nemesis (I think that is what it is called), which rotates the boss power, one of which is "immunity against all effects". Running an effect based build? Good luck xD Updates have been consistent and good, they are sometimes weird but in the end, I feel they make sense and the game is shaping up nicely. Can't wait for end game and third faction ^^

This game has great art and polished control. I feel like the mouse controls have everything I need to comfortably play the game. Gameplay has a lot of good things going for it so far. My favorite part of it is the art and interactions within the world. Npcs are interesting and offer a variety of upgrades. You get a team of helpers that act as your number of actions per day/wave and you get to recruit some unique ones later in the game. I haven't gotten too far into the game but I would love to be able to grow and progress the starter helpers. edit: The next two criticism is actually addressed by the Guild faction path. Its playstyle is much more AP generous and reliant on combo effects. They have more utility so it feels more consistent to play and build them. The game is still in early access but the only thing I really have a problem with is the early game balance and action points balance. I noticed that the starting characters have too many movement cards. Sure they are important and you definitely want them to avoid some attacks but the starting lineup is not balanced imo. Maybe if movement granted draws or recycling points or combat effects like armor, it could make them …

its fun and the cycle is good at the start, not sure how it will be in long run but for sure worth the money and looks great as well as love the atmosphere and lore

Really fantastic and beautiful too

Interesting mix of a few different game genres all pulled under a deck-building umbrella. You'll catch notes of base-building, roguelike progression, tower defense, JRPG style turn-based combat, all layered into a fun little card game.

Good. waiting for more features