Hadarot

Hadarot is a game you can play casually from time to time, and thanks to the different bosses and their respective passive abilities, each run is unique. This game can be described as challenging, as you won't find the perfect strategy on your first try, which is part of its charm. It's true that for beginner players, this can be frustrating (especially due to the cards that prevent you from snowballing and crushing all your enemies), however, no one is born knowing how to declare taxes. A progressive difficulty system could be implemented as you win more games, which could be added in the future. Regarding the graphics, I love the game's style. It not only features visually appealing cards but also some bizarre ones, like Carlists or an armed bus full of children, which adds a unique and fun touch. The sound design is also noteworthy and complements the gameplay experience very well. In summary, it is a challenging game that allows you to develop different strategies with unusual cards, providing a good time.

I went into Hadarot completely blind and came out slightly stressed… but in the best way possible. This game does not believe in giving you a break. It’s like “oh you thought you had time to think?” — nope, here’s another wave. If you're overwhelmed, drop a Nuke on them. The whole “units stay on the field” mechanic adds a really cool layer of strategy that makes every decision feel important (and every mistake feel VERY noticeable). It’s one of those games where you can lose and immediately go, “okay… one more run.” Next thing you know, an hour is gone and you’re still trying to perfect your strategy. It has good re-playability value due to the multiple endings you can incur and multiple ways to build your decks. The cards can get humorous as you start seeing the many options available to build your deck. To be in Early Access and less than $5, it is well worth scooping up. It can run on a potato (Chromebook) need be and has less than 1GB of storage demand currently. If you like roguelikes, deckbuilders, or just games that keep you on your toes the entire time, this is definitely worth checking out. Compliments to the developer and I'll be anticipating all the upcoming updates…

This game's mechanics are completely unintelligible, it doesn't explain how it works. I am very familiar with roguelikes, and this game doesn't function in any sort of intuitive manner. Get behind, and you get run over, get ahead, and random heart cards clear your board. I can't tell if its a translation thing, or just in very early development. But it shouldn't be on sale yet.

Very fun so far and I can't wait to see where the game goes. It has a great potential and once you get the gameplay down after the beginning it starts to feel really smooth. I like the little easter eggs / references on some of the cards, and the card interactions are pretty easy to understand so far too. I did have a couple times where the game froze up or the card descriptions would get stuck a bit when I tried to check opponent cards, but it was easy to just close and reopen the game and try again if need be.

really cool game! :D