Deepest Chamber: Resurrection
Balcony Softworks · 2023 · Deckbuilding, Card Battler, Roguelike, Dungeon Crawler, Strategy
PC
Mostly Positive79% · 411
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About Deepest Chamber: Resurrection
A roguelite strategic deck builder, Deepest Chamber: Resurrection challenges players to endure a series of increasingly demanding randomized descents into the murky depths of a dying city. Unlikely allies will fight at your side, from mighty warriors and powerful mages to pious healers and dark, shadowy figures… Play to your strengths, form the perfect party and venture ever-deeper into the dark in search of answers and salvation.
Card Boosting: A one-of-kind mechanic in which a card's power is enhanced when adjacent cards are played. Upgrade your deck to pack a more powerful punch and synergize your cards’ abilities with different items and mechanics to stack the odds in your favour.
It's dangerous to go alone: Choose from a vast amount of cards, items and trinkets to create your favorite builds and combos. With over 200 cards and 100 trinkets at your disposal, the strategies you can employ are virtually endless.
Easy to learn, hard to master: Face an unforgiving roguelite campaign which emphasizes replayability by employing various difficulty modifiers, diverse encounters and biomes teeming with lore-expanding secrets.
Balancing Act: The hero party system allows players to enlist three out of six possible champions at the start of their run. Each hero has cards, abilities and equipment dedicated to their class, adding an extra layer of planning and strategy with each descent.
Run for your lives: Apart from regular runs, in which heroes retain some of the loot won on previous descents, players can employ Death March mode, in which equipment stats are ignored, for an even more ruthless experience.
Ruins explorer: Uncover secrets while exploring the depths and find hidden areas, rare cards, powerful relics and elite monsters.
To be kept up to date on all things Deepest Chamber: Resurrection, make sure to join our dedicated Discord server!
Card Boosting: A one-of-kind mechanic in which a card's power is enhanced when adjacent cards are played. Upgrade your deck to pack a more powerful punch and synergize your cards’ abilities with different items and mechanics to stack the odds in your favour.
It's dangerous to go alone: Choose from a vast amount of cards, items and trinkets to create your favorite builds and combos. With over 200 cards and 100 trinkets at your disposal, the strategies you can employ are virtually endless.
Easy to learn, hard to master: Face an unforgiving roguelite campaign which emphasizes replayability by employing various difficulty modifiers, diverse encounters and biomes teeming with lore-expanding secrets.
Balancing Act: The hero party system allows players to enlist three out of six possible champions at the start of their run. Each hero has cards, abilities and equipment dedicated to their class, adding an extra layer of planning and strategy with each descent.
Run for your lives: Apart from regular runs, in which heroes retain some of the loot won on previous descents, players can employ Death March mode, in which equipment stats are ignored, for an even more ruthless experience.
Ruins explorer: Uncover secrets while exploring the depths and find hidden areas, rare cards, powerful relics and elite monsters.
To be kept up to date on all things Deepest Chamber: Resurrection, make sure to join our dedicated Discord server!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Not for me. Take character, progress until you die. Healing is very limited and monsters get tougher as you progress. So you take on tougher enemies while continually being drained, until...... you die. Then you get to start all over with some perks. I HATE games like this. Just my preference but I play all games where death is permanent. So obviously I do not enjoy endless death cycles.4 found this helpful
its not bad just a bit boring somtimes1 found this helpful
Need a better tutorial to learn how to play the game, it's very frustrating. I do not recommend until they get that fixed.1 found this helpful
Good game, simple. Passes the time.1 found this helpful
It's been awhile since I first played the game and... Yeah! Lots of fun. Is it better than Slay the Spire...? Yes! The card mechanics, modifications and trinkets are more thought out, and there is the boost system Is it better than Slay the Spire 2...? Yes! The single player experience is still better, however, there is no form of multiplayer.1 found this helpful
the game is good, but controller support is SUPER buggy to the point of barely-function for some of the more sophisticated characters. Namely slippery, Cylinder hat, and the tooltip for choosing and replacing cards. If they can fix this, I'll thumbs-up.
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