Ravenland

Bare bones both content and mechanics wise. At current time of review, there are two classes to play with, but those classes don't receive new cards but rather upgrade a small selection through grinding. There is no thinning of deck mechanic, so on top of lack of variety, you get random encounters where you basically stand no chance and have to hit a wall, rinse and repeat until you farm enough gems to add that extra +1 to your card. There are no external items such as artifacts that flavor your run. It's just an empty shell at this point and adds nothing new to the genre, sorry.

In its current state, it is a proof of concept at best. If you absolutely love roguelikes and card games, you can get your 10$ worth. But skipping the tutorial, I had beaten the game by my second run. Nothing much left to experience. It is a fantastic starting point, and I will follow this in the future, but you must be a diehard fan for the purchase to be worth it.

This game reminds me a great deal of Slay the Spire, but with better graphics. Combat takes place by playing cards from your hand. With Slay the Spire, you are following a path to the end scene. In this game, you are navigating a rectangular grid. Neither game has a lot to offer.

Definitely not a bad unity game but I'd hesitate to suggest anyone spend more then a few dollars on this game in it's current state. Even with just my few hours in, I feel like I've gotten almost everything I can out of the current game. A nice time sink if you pick this up on sale but don't expect much depth.

This game is *very* rough around the edges, but it's also a lot of fun and has a lot of potential. Hopefully it gets completed and doesn't die out in early access.

Abandonware