9 Kings

Game is fun for a couple hours until you realize that you have to grind to get perks to be able to face higher difficulties and you are still subject to a ton of RNG. Didn't feel like playing more after ~5 hours. If possible I would give this game a neutral review, after all it's a cheap game and it will provide good entertainment for its cost.

I think this game is amazing in a lot of ways. I have not played alot but I am really enjoying finding out what every king can do and its units combinations. There is alot there, that's good. However I cannot recommend at this point for the simple reason I want to play multiplayer and I did 3 runs now. 3 runs got to around turn 15-20 and then, crash. It just freezes and u cannot click anything. Now a crash can happen. HOWEVER it's a-synchronous multiplayer so I should be able to restart the game. But u can only leave making u instantly last place losing all your gained rank. So yeah the multiplayer doenst work and if that's what u got it for, dont buy it. This might be fixed later ofcourse and then definatly give it a go!

Got this two days ago, and I'm surprised this is still early access. It feels like a complete enough game. A fun little autobattler with a good amount of roguelike progression, and a LOT of experimentation. One thing I'm really impressed by is how active the devs seem to be for this game. Two patches in 1 month is crazy to see from a small dev team. The only thing I'm unsure on right now is Multiplayer. That might be unbalanced, but it's what it is... I didn't even think it'd have multiplayer. 9/10 for me. Only thing that holds it back from being a 10 right now is that the single player difficulty gets kinda easy. They could maybe borrow from Hades and have something like Testaments of the Night for single player runs.

Very nice game I enjoy it playing, good theme and the RNG is also nice ,you need great deck understanding also

Simple, fast, strategic, fun, variative, easy to play but hard to master.

Very clever rogue-like that just gets better the more you understand the game. Never played one with so much variety in effective strategies. Each king has different gameplans which change drastically based on your opponents.

Game horribly unbalanced. Some levels are completely unbeatable unless you get god level of perfect draws. Got to the level shopping spree, able to beat other levels on max difficulty, but this one just bodies you all of the time even on the easiest difficulty. If you look up any advice on it, the only thing anyone can say is 'just get better rng'. Levels that you just have to keep hitting the restart button on over and over and over again until you get a god tier draw are not fun, and are not how games like this should operate. Yes, RNG should be there in games like this to challenge you, but you should never be presented with hours and hours of no-win scenarios because you didn't get the completely unbalanced super good cards 10 times in a row. Don't get this game until the devs learn how balance works.

Stuck with it for a while, but the balancing and scaling are genuinely awful. The game could be way better if the devs actually played their own game. To be avoided.

Incredible game updated brilliantly throughout early access. Orbiters feel overpowered but otherwise balance seems really pretty good!

Day 5: I came back to the game after five days, praying to every gaming god in existence that the developers had fixed multiplayer. Spoiler: they did not. In fact, it somehow got worse. Round one hits and boom — 909 warpers like it’s a Black Friday sale, and my opponent is sitting there with one sad little core base like they spawned in on accident. Multiplayer isn’t just broken — it’s a crime scene. With this many hackers running around, the game isn’t “early access”… it’s “early disaster.” These developers are absolutely not ready for prime time. Day 1:Great single‑player game… but the multiplayer? Absolute circus. The devs really went all‑in on creating a full‑blown disaster. You’ll slam into a wall almost immediately thanks to hackers building “impossible” bases like they’re auditioning for a Marvel movie. Example: I had a guy drop 700 warpers in ROUND TWO. And the “optimal” base? Every single plot stuffed with tier‑3 warpers like a clown car of nonsense. Devs, if you’re going to add multiplayer, maybe try removing your heads from your own backsides first.