Death or Glory

Feels like a cash grab as is tbh with the flow of the game the lag the janky tutorial that only has a class version and no character version even tho that is an option the discard mechanic feels out of place here i terms of play for me as it makes certain characters feel better then others interns of deck identity the evangelist for example has no choice but to spend a lot of his time passing turn to build of faith by spamming boons which are the only cards they can play to get around their 2 card a turn limit so it's a lot of one attack one defend then you just can't do anything or be punished while techies can just brick endlessly through lack of heat or ammo but monsters just need to play one card to get around their one attack per turn limit and they pop off from their cause most of those same cards also say attack and speed plus one because you discard to start turn then have to discard for being slow and lots of the cards you start with are very slow starting at 2 or 3 while you're getting spammed by 4 speed cards you end up in a lot of i take damage or i discard more and as far as i have seen there are no discard synergies besides maybe healing a bit it then further doesn't…

Death or Glory is a strategy-focused card battler developed and published by Distilled Gaming Company that blends competitive deckbuilding systems with roguelike progression and tactical combat. Rather than following the standard formula established by many digital card games, it introduces mechanics built around reactions, timing, and momentum shifts that create a more active style of decision-making. The result is a game that rewards careful planning while also demanding adaptability, turning each encounter into a contest of strategy rather than simple card advantage. The setting embraces fantasy conflict on a large scale, bringing together warriors, monsters, divine entities, and powerful fighters inside an arena where victory belongs to players capable of mastering both their decks and the systems surrounding them. Instead of treating combat purely as a sequence of turns where players wait for opportunities to act, Death or Glory builds encounters around interaction and counterplay. Every move creates potential responses, making battles feel dynamic and unpredictable. One of the strongest aspects of the experience comes from its champion design. Players select heroes with dif…

This game has a lot going for it, and actually reminds me a little bit of a physical TCG called Flesh and Blood if it had a more traditional resource system. It's a completely different game of course, but I can't help but feel like it inspired Death or Glory in some way. It would be really nice if there was a setting that let you change the animation speed, as it can feel really really slow especially after you understand the game and mechanics.

Had a potential but looks like a dead game now.

hmmm good

Was a cool game with lots of potential, but they sunset the game less than 2 months after release. Wild to just take the money and abandon the game right away, really disappointing from the devs