Groob

45/100 ..annoying mechanics + BUGGY [Edit: BUG that resets card values - gamebreaking!!] - Fair price, but it´s [b]grindy[/b] and needs adjustments. (eg: some cards are way too weak, others too pricey to cast, the Mobile UI blocks sight of card descriptions when arranging your Deck, some text is still KOREAN) - Overall your progress is delayed by mechanics no matter your skill. - This artificial gating of Progression to create a Grinding-loop should be REMOVED. --------------------------------------------------------- [h3]Major downer is the "SPECIAL ATTACK"[/h3] ...which floods your Cardstack with HP-Reduction & Debuffs, while also draining your Castpoints!! 1. it shouldn´t happen each turn 2. it shouldn´t be done by all enemies [i]>> Problem: 2 or 3 enemies = 4-6 debuff cards each turn !![/i] [b]Note: 51% of players gave up before Round_20 because of this..[/b] ---------------------------------------------------------- >>>Summary: Better SKIP!! Can´t be suggested in current state!

Fun. Really Enjoying it. Simple to pick up and play. Not sure if there is an infinite mode. I hope there is. I like the feeling of opening card packs

Groob is a compact roguelike deck-building game that places tactical decision-making above spectacle, offering a dungeon-crawling experience where every card acquired can influence whether a run continues or abruptly ends. Developed and published by KameGames, the game combines turn-based card combat with randomized progression and severe consequences for defeat. Its central premise is easy to understand: venture deeper into mysterious dungeons, build an increasingly effective deck, overcome enemies and environmental dangers, and survive for as long as possible without allowing a bad encounter to erase the progress of the current attempt. Deck construction provides the foundation of the experience. Cards are divided among useful functions such as attacking, defending, healing, and producing special effects, allowing players to shape their strategy around the resources they discover. Simply collecting individually strong cards is not necessarily enough. The more interesting challenge comes from identifying combinations that work efficiently together. A heavily offensive approach can prioritize ending encounters quickly, while defensive and healing cards provide greater security dur…