Arcana of Paradise —The Tower—

It's not polished. There is a lot of great things about this game, but it feels like few of the strings to connect all of those things were tied up nicely. Instead, they were just triple knotted to make sure the game was playable. There is a _lot_ of randomness in the encounters, but there should have been more tying together of what is possible to encounter. The different stages have some unique enemies, but the special chests that you encounter feels truly random, and that's extremely difficult to plan for. So instead you just have hope, or gather anything and everything you can to unlock the chests. And there are a lot of instances much like this. The game feels too loose when there should have been more cohesion. Is it worth a buy? Maybe. If you really like rogue-likes, and are will to deal with, what feels like to me, too much random, then sure. But for most people? Probably not.

Is forsaken children having to survive in mysterious harsh world a genre? If you're familiar with the idea you know what I mean. Either way, it's one of those, complete with stylish art and haunting choir music you'd expect from the premise. It's listed as card game, but it's more an action game. You build a simple deck, but the combat and challenges are in turn based real time, where you have to make quick decision picking cards to attack or defend, like in megaman battle network or one step from eden.

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I played this game in full and got most, if not all of the achievements. I love it to death and it's a wonderful little story game. It tends to glitch out at times, and also isn't the most difficult. Mostly, it's about finding the right keys to the right puzzles. The Tower is never trying to kill you, it's trying to teach you. I would highly recommend this if you would like a relaxing, lightly grindy game with a good story. I would not recommend it if you're solely interested in deckbuilders. Much of the game relies on RNG and luck to get the correct items to meet specific situations.

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This game had so much in it that makes for a magical world. I was instantly drawn to the idea behind it. Pros: The good world-building and art direction. A nice version of the card-building genre Characters and enemies that are hard not to love Cons: Can get repetitive Was easier than I would have hoped It feels like it is half-finished and has so much more to offer. I would watch this if it was an anime, I think it could be amazing but it stops just shy from being amazing. It could easily be fixed with some work and hopefully, in an update it becomes so much more. Pending there is no update I give it 3/5 Tower dwellers but think it easily could be 5 with a bit more work.