None Shall Intrude: Descent

Honestly, there aren't many roguelike card games where you get to be the bad guy. This one lets you play as a dragon out to conquer human lands, and that "finally I'm the villain" vibe is a lot of fun. The gameplay mixes strategy and luck pretty well. You can't just spam cards; you have to think about your hand and also pay attention to the terrain, because different elements can interact with each other in clever ways. And as your health drops, your dragon evolves into stronger forms, which adds a nice risk‑reward twist. It starts tough, but once you unlock a few upgrades, you really feel the power spike. If you're tired of always saving the world as the hero, give this a shot. You don't need to master all the mechanics upfront; just the thrill of being the one in control and wrecking stuff is worth it on its own

"None Shall Intrude: Descent" is is not a game. It's an advertisement for a product called "None Shall Intrude". None Shall Intrude is a glorified browser CCG that's riddled with bugs and abandoned by the developers who moved on to other projects. No wonder GrabTheGames saw that garbage and had to put their name on it as a publisher. But this isn't completely relevant because this is not None Shall Intrude, it's just an advertisment for it, so it's not correct to try to review that completely distinct product. We must instead review this for what it is... an advertisement. If you enjoy advertisements, you can consume them for free on the web or on Youtube without needing to add them to your game library, download them, and then launch the advertising. It's impossible in a general sense to recommend people should do that over playing real, full games on Steam, and that applies here with "None Shall Intrude: Descent" too. The goal here is to get you to spend [b]$15 USD[/b] on [i]None Shall Intrude[/i]. I don't recommend you get suckered, or reward these kinds of shady, deliberately misleading marketing practices. They're harmful to everyone. Now onto pricing and value. As an adv…

Even for a demo, This game provideds a lot of playtime! It's easy to understand, Looks and plays very well too.. Yes, Even on Linux- Where it definetly deserves its compatability mark. I think i'm going to attribute this same review to it's full game version as well.. Or if not, roughly the same!

its ok. gets better later. still lack the feel off being a big dragon... size and enemies dmg output etc makes it feel like you are more off a hatchling at best

Easy and simple yet still pretty tactical. I wish there was a bigger skill tree, and more levels, but overall I have no complaints.

Not a bad premise for a game but very limited in depth for where it's at. Should be 3 elements Earth, Wind, Fire, but two elements are only there to support Fire. Hopefully it develops eventually.