Destiny or Fate

Destiny or Fate is a deck-building roguelike with a few solid ideas, but it struggles to stand out in a genre already filled with stronger, more polished titles. On the positive side, the character variety is decent, runs are quick to jump into, and the art style is simple but appealing. There’s a good foundation here, and you can see what the developers were aiming for. Unfortunately, most of the game’s issues overshadow its potential. The biggest complaint — shared by much of the community — is how heavily the game relies on RNG, often to the point where your decisions don’t feel meaningful. Enemy encounters, drops, and event outcomes can swing wildly, making progression feel inconsistent and sometimes outright unfair. The balance is also noticeably off, with certain heroes and card synergies being overwhelmingly strong while others feel nearly useless. Combined with repetitive encounters and limited deck-building depth, runs start to blend together without offering the long-term strategic satisfaction the genre is known for. There are flashes of fun here and there, but they’re buried under uneven mechanics and underdeveloped systems. It’s not a terrible game, but with so many…

Nice game

As darius404 accurately said in January 2022: Steam cloud will overwrite your current save with older data, devs don't care. Don't pay them for this. It has happened to me multiple times in 2026 and that is unacceptable for a game where your meta upgrade progress is everything. Don't buy this game.

Basically Slay the Spire pathing and cardplay but with a JRPG party combat focus. It kind of works but there is no juice or polish so it feels like a waste of time.

I cannot recommend this game in its current state. Though the game has some interesting mechanics, the translation on the cards and explanations leave too much ambiguity. There have been no updates for years so I doubt it will ever get fixed.

So bad