Duelite

[h1]TL;DR[/h1] 7/10: Casual roguelike deckbuilder with a wild west setting. Duel it out with baddies, bosses, and a final boss to unlock new maps, new MC's, and new final bosses to bring to justice. (Along with a new map for that corresponding final boss.) A great start for a three person team despite frequent typos, and great value for the money. [h1]Overview[/h1] Ol' Il Pallino has a confession to make: He's never been a fan of deckbuilders, and seldom enjoys roguelike games apart from [i]FTL: Faster Than Light[/i] and [i]Rogue[/i] itself. [i]Duelite[/i] is simplistic in nature: The player picks a hero and a final boss to duel it out with, traverses a map with randomly-generated squares in which they can either duel against generic opponents, a boss opponent, a store to spend their coins on useful cards, a loot square to gain various new cards (and possibly coins), and a question mark square for those adventurous players who want to throw the dice on either a positive or negative outcome. Whatever path the player chooses, they all end with a final boss, and the game ends... Until the player starts again, and presumably picks a different final boss. [h1]Graphics and So…

Nice theme and the runs feel rewarding if unforgiving. Could do with some UI polish to really stand out on Steam Deck (eg some smallish text) and could do with some options to speed up card draws and transitions but it works fine and there's a lot to like here.

Beautiful game with stunning art and an incredible soundtrack that fully immerses you in its world. Each level is fun and offers fair challenges, though the probability factor can sometimes drive you a bit crazy and cost you games—but that’s part of the charm! Highly recommended!

The art and music in this game are amazing—tracks that feel perfectly suited to the Wild West theme and add a lot of fun! It’s a card-based roguelike but stays fairly accessible; I’d say it leans more on the simple side. While it separates active and passive card decks, it doesn’t go as deep as some other card games. Gameplay can be a bit tough at first—even frustrating—but if you stick with it, there are some really satisfying moments. At this price, if you’re into card games, Duelite’s worth a shot! 🎲

Like it! At the beginning of the duels everything seems very easy but as the map progresses you can find many difficult obstacles that make you have to go back and start over if you are not prepared. It is good for spending some time while watching some video.

It's a good game 3 hours later it's still good