Requiem of Reuinis
Zaxiquej · 2026 · RPG, Turn-Based Tactics, Tactical RPG, Time Management, Turn-Based Strategy
PC
Very Positive89% · 110
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About Requiem of Reuinis
【Story】
The brilliant civilization of the old era was reduced to ash in the \. Now, guided by the Church, humanity has gradually built a new order for a new age. The holy scriptures define that chapter of history as "punishment for defying the gods," and any attempt to explore it has become an untouchable taboo.Yet as natural disasters grow frequent and monsters run rampant, cracks have begun to form in this fragile peace. On a stormy night, a young noblewoman named Tasia stumbles upon a hidden cave entrance. This forgotten place may hold the truth behind the \……【Features】
Magic Tower Strategy — Every Step CountsRequiem of Reuinis inherits the core of classic Magic Tower games, but shifts the focus from tedious individual battles to broader zone planning and resource management. The goal isn't to win every fight — it's the careful weighing of routes, keys, and resources. Do you spend keys to bypass tough enemies and grab resources early? Or grind steadily to build your strength? Every decision you make will shape the outcome of your exploration.Alchemy & Research — Turn Resources into PowerBlindly charging at powerful enemies is never a good strategy. Built around a daily cycle, the game establishes an "Explore - Alchemize - Research" growth loop. Venture deep into ruins to gather materials, use alchemy to produce vital consumables and higher-tier resources, then solidify those resources into permanent stats and powerful equipment through research. Every day of accumulation becomes the confidence to challenge bosses and conquer ever-harder zones.The Day System — Advance or Retreat on Your TermsSay goodbye to the dread of a single wrong step ruining your run. The game's unique day system lets you retreat from the map at any time. Even better, there's no forced time penalty — the passage of time brings no doom, so you never need to agonize over small setbacks. Combined with in-run retreat, you're free to boldly experiment with every possibility. Chase the ultimate challenge with a minimum-day speedrun, or become an alchemy master — repeatedly exploring and researching to amass power, then crushing all obstacles with overwhelming stats.Hundreds of Builds — Limitless StrategyWith 300 pieces of equipment and 80 skills, you can craft a truly unique playstyle and loadout. There is no "correct answer" here — every zone is a new strategic puzzle waiting to be solved.
【To Every Explorer】
We are committed to continuously expanding the world of Requiem of Reuinis, bringing you fresher and deeper strategic experiences. We are eager to hear every player's voice. Join our Discord to share your valuable thoughts and suggestions — let's polish this game together and write the final chapter of this adventure side by side.What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Fantastic fixed-value RPG that basically ends up like a big optimization puzzle. I think I like Soulestination a little more - it's got so much heart - but this is also really good. When I first read the words 'run-based' I thought it was procgen, but it's not: it's a series of dungeons you push further and further through as you get better at the game and get more resources and staying power, then you hit the next dungeon and figure out how to push into that, and so on.3 found this helpful
A solid incremental RPG in the magic tower genre. (Where the battles are predictable and relatively simplistic, but the puzzle is how to use your resources to clear the entire dungeon.) Try the demo first, because if you don't like the genre or the interesting twists (alchemy is basically a factory-builder for upgrades) you're probably also going to dislike the game - but if you do like the genre, it's very good. The basic gameplay loop is that unlike most magic tower games, the (non-randomized) dungeons aren't designed to be beatable on the first day you have access, but the dungeon replenishes itself every day. Use alchemy (resources generated per day factory manager style) and loot from previous visits to purchase upgrades and equipment to fight your way through in the end. I haven't beaten the game yet and intend to edit the review when I have, but at $12 just what I've seen from the demo already justifies a positive review unless it takes a massive turn for the worse. (But I am a big fan of the genre. Again, try the demo first. They've been updating it, so I think it's functionally the same as the first three main-game dungeons. It works in english, even if it's name is disp…1 found this helpful
I like this game.1 found this helpful
I haven't been able to put it down. Captures the feeling of "One more Turn," as a deterministic puzzle game. This game is incredible and greatly exceeded my high expectations. Try the demo, it's long and free, and you'll know in the first 10 minutes if you want this game or not.
its more of a puzzle game.
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