Become the Moon

love this in everyway art: whats not to love music: super well crafted gameplay: so much replay ablity and very well made card balancing with clear cards that work better with the different classes/ppl lore: love it i have only completed one full full run with one charcter but i love the whole thing abt him over coming to get to the moon and then try rewrite his wrongs 10/10 might be my new fav card game

Hearthstone Battlegrounds turned into a roguelike deckbuilder. As a huge fan of Hearthstone’s battlegrounds, I simply could not ignore this game. On top of that, the art style fits perfectly with my taste for a cartoon atmosphere The core of the game is really interesting, especially the mechanic of exhausting your deck in order to gain new, better cards. Because of that, drawing or removing cards is not just a single action, but also a way to get closer to obtaining new cards. I really like this approach, as it allows you to manipulate what you need at a given moment in an interesting way The card and deck management itself is well thought out, and the cards interact with each other in a fun way, creating action chains and synergies. This is further supported by the items you collect along the way. There are a few specific builds you can guide your deck toward, and despite the relatively small number of cards in the game, it still offers a well-designed pool for experimenting with different builds and characters And this is where the downsides begin, because on one hand we have a really fun deckbuilder part, but on the other hand there are repetitive and sometimes overpowered e…

It's a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ steal, highly recommend it

Great game ok replayability good combo sadly devs dont do anything anymore

Become the Moon blends roguelike deckbuilding with auto-battler mechanics in a way that makes preparation just as important as the battles themselves. Instead of relying on fast reactions or constant direct control, the game asks players to construct a powerful collection of minions, spells, and relics before watching their strategy unfold in combat. Developed by Feldspar Games, Ben Allen, and Mosman and published by Alibi Games, it offers a compact but surprisingly layered strategy experience where experimentation and adaptation are essential parts of every run. The main goal is simple in concept but increasingly difficult in practice: assemble a strong enough force to overcome escalating encounters and ultimately reach the moon. Players gradually build their deck while managing resources and deciding which cards deserve a place in their developing strategy. Individual cards can certainly provide immediate value, but the deeper appeal comes from discovering combinations where several effects reinforce one another. A relatively ordinary minion can become devastating when paired with the right buffs, relic bonuses, or supporting units. Positioning is especially important because B…

3 Months of development then relative darkness on steam. The game has an interesting concept, check out the gameplay before buying (I think the gameplay is entertaining personally), If you're looking for an experience that has active development then that may be a harder sell, there hasn't been a post on steam (that I'm aware of) since September 2025 which is a year from this review. Please remember to mark down development teams so you know who's working on what in the future. The last thing you want is someone known for producing and abandoning games working on a game you're interested in and you not knowing about it.