Grimslair

Hello My name is Lincoln I am autistic I have vision problems I need my glasses to help me to see having my laptop close to my face helps me to see the game better. I grew up with yugioh the anime and wizard the Canadian card game I play cards with my family from time to time. i am also a card collector of Doctor Who and Star Trek. This game called Grimslayer takes time and patients to learn you build your deck up from the start but if you die you have to start all over with a new deck the decisions you make will impact your journey though the game. Its a quest to save your girlfriend from the grim reaper to bring her back from the dead with new addons on the horizon for the game its only going to get exciting for card players Final Verdict for grimslayer is a 9/10 by Lincoln Williams show reviews

Its an OK, Card game with alot of good CONCEPTS. However, it is one of the easiest. The Voice acting is bad, but idc about that. The among of bugs is VERY high. If you click to fast or play cards too fast it will bug out.

Enjoying the game. Not a card game player; however, this game seems interesting. Will keep trying. I'm dying a lot but I like the improvements I can make even if I die so that it is not just a cycle of dying.

I don't usually play games in this genre so I can't give a super informed opinion on how it holds up compared to other titles, but at the very least it has been fun so far. I'll likely update this review in the future when I have played it more. My computer does not have an independent graphics card but I would still say I get enough fps for the game to be playable (on lowest graphics). My specs are attached. Most of the lag is during the pre-game scene, but once the game starts I haven't noticed any glaring performance issues.

This really is a wonderful roguelite/roguelike hybrid. It features a creative card upgrade system that you can easily lose yourself in. It's nice that progression in the dungeon breaks away from the traditional points on a map, a la Slay the Spire, and the dungeon crawling aspect as well done. The combat system is definitely the highlight of the game, with its unique "Chain Break" mechanic being the standout feature. You can't just endlessly spam your deck to loop for infinite damage, and having to take into consideration how to link your cards together to break your enemy's combo is a really important part of succeeding. You also have to think about leveling your cards up and auto-attacking oftentimes results in failure in the late game, when you don't have your cards scaled to enemy health and damage. The reason I say that this game is a roguelike/roguelite hybrid is because you choose if you want to do a meta-progression system in a Roguelite mode or a hardcore Roguelike experience where you only keep upgrades in each dedicated run when you create your save file. I haven't jumped into the Roguelite system yet, but have thoroughly enjoyed the Roguelike mode a bunch. The …

I couldn't afford a card I liked so I killed the vender and took it. 10/10