GWENT: Rogue Mage (Single-Player Expansion)
CD PROJEKT RED · 2022 · Strategy, Card Game, Board Game, Puzzle, Roguelike
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About GWENT: Rogue Mage (Single-Player Expansion)
✦ AI summary
Lead the mage Alzur through a roguelike campaign to build the ultimate monster-slaying weapon, battling one-round card duels where every spell and strategy choice matters. Master GWENT's unique mechanics by collecting cards and grimoire spells across randomized runs, with difficulty curses and progressive upgrades ensuring no two campaigns feel the same.
GWENT: Rogue Mage is a single-player expansion to GWENT: The Witcher Card Game combining the best elements of roguelike, deckbuilding, and strategy games with the unique mechanics of GWENT card battles.
Hundreds of years before Geralt and other witchers roamed the Continent, the Conjunction of the Spheres brought endless ranks of monsters into the world. Humanity desperately needed a way to fight back the onslaught to survive.
Follow the journey of a young and ambitious mage, Alzur, and his companion Lily, who embark on a dangerous quest to create a living weapon that will eradicate the monster threat once and for all.
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No holding back: Battles last only one round, so players will need to use every trick up their sleeve to help Alzur stave off the onslaught.
New resource — energy: Each turn, Alzur can cast powerful spells from his ever-expanding Grimoire by spending energy. It can be replenished between battles by visiting Places of Power or through random encounters on the map.
Turning the tables: Alzur starts at a disadvantage by not being able to react to the opponents’ final card play. By progressing the campaign and unlocking high-end bonuses, players can take complete control of the battle flow.
Every run is different: Once Alzur completes the first two experiments, Curses become unlocked. These flexible difficulty modifiers ramp up the variety in each run, and provide players with a greater challenge every time.
Hundreds of years before Geralt and other witchers roamed the Continent, the Conjunction of the Spheres brought endless ranks of monsters into the world. Humanity desperately needed a way to fight back the onslaught to survive.
Follow the journey of a young and ambitious mage, Alzur, and his companion Lily, who embark on a dangerous quest to create a living weapon that will eradicate the monster threat once and for all.
https://shared.akamai.steamstatic.com/store_item_assets/steam/apps/1711950/extras/EN.png
No holding back: Battles last only one round, so players will need to use every trick up their sleeve to help Alzur stave off the onslaught.
New resource — energy: Each turn, Alzur can cast powerful spells from his ever-expanding Grimoire by spending energy. It can be replenished between battles by visiting Places of Power or through random encounters on the map.
Turning the tables: Alzur starts at a disadvantage by not being able to react to the opponents’ final card play. By progressing the campaign and unlocking high-end bonuses, players can take complete control of the battle flow.
Every run is different: Once Alzur completes the first two experiments, Curses become unlocked. These flexible difficulty modifiers ramp up the variety in each run, and provide players with a greater challenge every time.
What Steam players say
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Nc1 found this helpful
I want to like it, but I think it's just okay. One of the biggest reasons why I didn't enjoy it as much is just the rock paper scissors nature that some enemies/bosses have to the point where you will get shut down a lot unless you play a certain way or know their gimmick—matchups can make or break what you can even do or try and it's just a bit too random for the most part. For example, you can run into a random elite early on that will stomp you, but it can also just appear later on where you are so kitted out that they aren't a threat. Not only this, but a lot of matches can be really easy if they just don't draw key cards since most of them don't have many consistent win conditions—it's really bipolar. Also, with the use of the updated Gwent format, it just feels a bit limited on what we can do: 2 lane limit, drawing and playing only a certain amount of cards, almost always having the enemy play last, and just simpler cards compared to what exists across Gwent. It's easy to get repetitive since we only have 3 pre-built decks and 1 random deck that just isn't worth using (key cards are also random and some of them are too deck reliant at times). It just gets repetitive too…1 found this helpful
设计者玩过自己做出来的游戏吗，能通关吗
5/10
game is just annoying at times, with how rng it is and that you cant customize your own deck. or at least let you choose a few cards before you even start your run. I literally discard 2-3 cards of the starting deck so that i dont brick a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ card. since almost every enemy type is point slam with damage. dmg decks are ♥♥♥♥ and pointslam is only way to win
Gwent is fun
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