

Demiurges
Berih · 2026 · Strategy, Turn-Based Strategy, Fantasy, Atmospheric, Retro
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About Demiurges
Map
The player can move around the map with all of his heroes. While exploring, they can find new items, resources, objects with unique abilities, and enemies who will be valuable sources of experience. As you defeat the guard, a new area of the map unlocks with new challenges. After the player captures the game, the entire map changes to the next level.Cards
One of the most important things to success is creating the right deck. You can create it before each skirmish from previously unlocked cards. Cards are dropped from packs you can buy with gems earned during the game. To use a card, you need resources that you can produce or obtain on the map. Be careful, some cards require sacrifices to be used.Fight
When you meet an opponent on your way, you can attack him. The battles take place in a turn-based system on a board divided into hexes. Units move depending on the initiative they have. Units have different passive and active abilities, so you must think about each move to make the best use of their skills.Town
Each faction has its own town. With cards, you can expand them to support your plans. You can build new buildings, recruit units, create special constructions and produce resources.Demiurge
You start each game with one Demiurge, but you can recruit more by map events or using cards. Demiurges are powerful units that can cast spells and use powerful artifacts. By defeating new enemies and gaining experience, the demiurge is able to learn new abilities and become even more powerful. In addition, he gathers an army that supports him in the fight against opponents.What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Players praise the game as a solid Heroes of Might and Magic successor that combines the series' strategy with roguelike elements, featuring engaging deck-building mechanics, charming pixel art, and unique monster factions that refresh the genre. Common complaints center on visual clarity issues, lack of "gameplay juice" or polish, and mouse-oriented controls that need refinement for controller and Steam Deck support, though the core ideas and design are recognized as promising and worth experiencing for HoMM fans.
Scratches that Heroes itch with quite a bit interesting design. Gameplay feels pretty solid. Somewhat simplified Heroes merged with Roguelike elements. Only thing that is lacking is visual clarity and some gameplay 'juice'.3 found this helpful
Easy recommend to HoMM3 gamers. It's a quicker and more linear style game while keeping things unique. It requires some strategy, not as much as HoMM3 to play well. Overall, for the price and for fans of HoMM3, this is a great unique experience to play while we wait for olden era. Easy to pick up and play. Not familiar with HoMM? - This is a simple to understand strategy that's refreshing and priced perfectly. Great if you like to build up an army and clash dudes. The screenshots are a little intimidating, but learning the game comes quickly during your first match.2 found this helpful
the game is raw, but the ideas are good2 found this helpful
awesome!
cool game
Will keep checking in on this one, promising, hope steam deck / controller settings will be refined. no crashes, just mouse oriented. like the monster vibe, many heroes inspired games focus on boring human-ish factions and i literally hate playing as elves for the 1000th time. lizards are cool, hoping for skellies
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