Roman Wars: Deck Building Game

[i] My Experience [/i] I enjoyed Roman Wars, although I have to confess that it isn't quite what I expected. I had hoped to build a deck over time that evolved as I progressed through the missions (think System Crash or Cardpocalypse). However, more than anything, it reminded me of a single-player Dominion (the tabletop card game). There are ten scenarios, and you will be building your deck anew in each one from the same selection of cards. The choices that you'll make in terms of what to buy (and what order to buy it) will depend on the scenario that you are playing and the strategy that you've chosen. Therefore, the game felt to me more like a puzzle game, although there is certainly still a deck-building element. The game is tricky, and I still don't know how I beat some of the missions (even using the bonus cards). Building up to 10 gold in that final mission was absolute brutality, but I guess that brutality is par for the course when it comes to ancient Roman combat. A quick tip: if you upgrade one of your structures and it is destroyed, you will draw and be able to play the [b]upgraded[/b] version after it cycles back through your deck. This can make upgrading structures…

[h1] Reviewing card games is what we do! [/h1] Roman Wars: Deck Building Game is, well, a deckbuilding game, but it's also a puzzle game. It is really short with 10 missions that can be completed in less than 2 hours. However it has a price to match and does not overstay its welcome either. The core gameplay is quite simple; you have your attack and gold generating cards which you can use to buy buildings which open the possibility of buying additional cards or upgrading existing ones. Cards are also possess a simple design with attacks, healing, and a bit of deck manipulation. However, despite its simplicity each mission behaves like a puzzle, some of which take several tries to beat. Missions introduce special rules and goals which play around the core gameplay mechanics just enough to keep it both familiar and fresh. [h1][b]Conclusion:[/b] [/h1] Short, but fun puzzle like card game with deckbuilding. The missions are well designed and can offer a challenge while not feeling repetitive. The game length is exactly aligned what the game intends to be - a short, thinky distraction where players get to play with familiar card game mechanics before moving on to something new. Rec…

It's fun for an evening. For the price, I think that's fine! The free demo gives a good look at the game. Very luck based in some missions, but fun nonetheless. Btw: works completely fine on Linux.

Not bad, not great. https://youtu.be/RTgtKp8Xn00

I bought this game after playing the free tutorial. I like these kind of strategy games. This was a fun game, well worth the low price. I found the challenges to be varied and quite challenging. I suggest very carefully reading the challenge descriptions, since many things vary between challenges. Should you invest in gold production or immediately try to increase your military? This may depend on the challenge.