Age of Enchantment
Psychic Monkey Studio · 2026 · Tower Defense, Deckbuilding, Roguelite, Card Game, Strategy
PC
Positive80% · 35
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About Age of Enchantment
Please note: This game is not optimized for the Steam deck. Do not purchase if you plan on playing on a Steam deck. This will come as a future update!Welcome to Age of Enchantment, a fusion of tower defense, deckbuilding, and D&D that you've always been waiting for.
Tower Defense + Deckbuilding + D&D
- Artifact System: Unlock Artifacts by leveling up or finding them in game and purchasing them with Essence. Then, you can set these in your loadout to help you maximize your build and find the strongest synergies.
- Class-Inspired Towers: Your towers take the form of classes from D&D. Start the game with the Fighter and Wizard, and unlock the Paladin, Cleric, Barbarian, and Warlock as you level up. Each tower has 3 different upgrade paths with 3 tiers level.
- Fighter
- Duelist
- Polearm Master
- Great Weapon Master
- Wizard
- Lightning Mastery
- Fire Mastery
- Ice Mastery
- Cleric
- Domain of Light
- Domain of War
- Domain of Peace
- Paladin
- Templar
- Shield Master
- Inspiring Leader
- Warlock
- Hex of Weakness
- Hex of Soul Leech
- Hex of Withering
- Barbarian
- Zealot
- Storm Herald
- Berserker
Choose your loadout before each map to customize your strategy
- Set your towers
- Choose your artifacts
- Modify your difficulty with Skulls of Insanity - and be rewarded with massive bonuses.
Deckbuilding
Pray to the RNG Gods as you Sacrifice cards for the one that fits your build, or use the Sacrifice system to trim the cards you don't want from your deck.Unlimited combinations
Fight across 10 different maps using your towers, enchants, spells, and artifacts in order to succeed. With over 50 artifacts, 100+ cards, and a combined total of 18 tier levels of towers, what synergies can you find?What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
The game is fun from an intro perspective. The fact that the mechanics aren't designed to be balanced makes it fun to see certain combos dominate rounds of enemies. I would like to see a mode where wave 25/25 isn't the end but you can do +1 wave and each extra wave the enemies gain increasingly more challenging buffs that keep stacking until they ultimately overwhelm you. Giving you a chance to hit higher scores beyond the challenges. My kids wish the game had some sort of co-op mode to allow for group fun.1 found this helpful
dope game just not enough in it at this point
If you are in the middle of the Deck Builder + Tower Defense + D&D Venn diagram, you will enjoy this game. It is a little light in content, but a good time is to be had.
It's a good concept of a game but it's really lacking the depth that it could've had. What you see is how long it took me to unlock everything and beat every map. The game rewards you in later levels by letting you cripple your playstyle or buff the enemies in return for more meaningless points but it doesn't really make play any more interesting. It also *severely* suffers from lacking any kind of deck management system(resulting in you still getting absolute ♥♥♥♥ tier starter cards in the last deal at the end of the hardest level or s-tiers in your first hand with no way to predict what) and who heard of a tower defense game without an endless mode? Ultimately you can pick it up on sale if it looks interesting, but be prepared to be disappointed by something with some cool ideas that utterly fails to live up to its potential in every way.
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