Creeping Deck: Pharaoh's Curse Prologue

Erasing the hand each round kinda killed any strategic thinking. Which would have been nice to experience rather than monotonously applying effects with a new hand each time.

Extremely buggy, was fun finding all of them but I cant recommend in this state.

Love deckbuilders. Some good ideas but my goodness is the balance just wonky. Like one card costs 0 gives you a random attack but also gives you an action point. That's fine. Good trade-off of getting an action point for diluting my deck in a long fight. If it upgrades it gives you 3 attack cards to dilute your deck. So if you play a card that upgrades a card in hand you are just kinda praying it won't hit that card. Or there's a card that permanently lowers the cost of a random card in hand by 3 for the rest of the fight which is busted but if you upgrade it does it for two cards. I suppose the last bit of wonkiness I saw was that you get to buy powers that you can unlock for your hero and then you get a random selection each run. One of the powers was heal for 2, another power was heal for 6. Why would you ever buy the heal for 2. It's cheaper but it dilutes all of your future runs. So just a lot of jank but if the price is right, I'd get the final game. Art is beautiful and I love jankiness in games just know what your getting into.

Creeping Deck: Pharaoh’s Curse Prologue presents a promising mixture of roguelite progression, deck-building strategy, dungeon exploration, and RPG mechanics within a fantasy interpretation of Ancient Egypt. Developed and published by BlanketGames, this prologue is designed as a concentrated introduction to the larger adventure, allowing players to experience its fundamental combat and progression systems across the first three temples. The limited scope is immediately worth keeping in mind, since this is more of a substantial gameplay sample than a complete campaign, but there is enough mechanical variety to demonstrate what makes the concept interesting. At the heart of the experience is turn-based card combat. Players construct a deck and use its cards to deal damage, defend themselves, manage resources, and develop combinations capable of handling increasingly troublesome enemies. The broader selection of more than 100 cards gives the system considerable room for experimentation. Simply adding every powerful card encountered is not necessarily the best strategy because an efficient deck depends on consistency and synergy. Cards that complement one another can transform an ordi…

Nice art enjoyed what I played. Interested to explore the progression more.

A nice Roguelite tactical card game that will take you in an Egyptian themed fantasy universe. Very close in design with Slay the Spire, if you liked the latter you should definitely keep an eye on this one.