Alchemy Deck

I definitely recommend it for those who love and wonder about card games.

It's a pretty good card game. It's fun to play and a little difficult. And I hate that guy who burns the place down. I'm waiting for the new features to come to the game.

操作繁琐，提交药剂需要点开订单，点击提交，选中提交的药剂共计三步。而且需要大量的点击，和整体使用拖动的操作格格不入 接取订单改为给一张代表订单的卡从自己的区域外拖入自己区域，然后提交时把想要提交的药剂拖动到订单位置不更好？同理还有购物，全部改为从自己的区域外拖入自己区域同时消费金钱。（甚至干脆抄得明显点，拖动金钱到想要购买的物品上） 订单价格很奇怪，订单的值的区间（代表难易度）与价格没有关联，是否符合副条件对价值的影响也不大。 意义不明的战斗，意义不明的小游戏，只会打断游戏的节奏 —————————————————————————————— The operation is complicated. To submit the drug, you need to open the order, click Submit, and select the submitted drug in three steps. And requires a lot of clicks, and the overall use of drag operation is incompatible Wouldn't it be better to pick up the order instead to drag a card representing the order from outside your own area into your own area, and then drag the potion you want to submit to the order position when submitting? The same goes for shopping, which is all about dragging money from outside their own area into their own area while spending money. (Or even just make it obvious and drag the money to the item you want to buy) The order price is very strange, the range of the value of the order (representing difficulty) has no correlation with the price, and whether it meets the sub-conditions has little impact on the value. Meaningless battles, meaningless little games, only interrupt the rhythm of the game

The game is really great! The gameplay is a lot of fun and the graphics are amazing. You should definitely give it a try!

I'm enjoying this game greatly. Something like Cultist Simulator crossed with Book of Hours, or perhaps Stacklands crossed with Strange Horticulture is fairer, since this game doesn't require you to fail as part of the mechanic. My only gripe really is the cards are very glitchy (it IS in early access) and the words and numbers often partially or completely disappear so I'm guessing. The general mechanisms of the game are lovely and I really enjoy them, far more than I enjoyed the Potion whatsit game, but I look forward (somewhat) impatiently to a day when we're out of testing mode and into smooth sailing. In terms of improvements I'd really love it if we could have some kind of friendly hints around the values on the cards (e.g., why minuses when added can equal a plus value?) and suchlike things.

While some amount of randomness is to be expected in this kind of game, the combination of random orders asking for random values that require potions to be made with random resources from a random area means that rather than strategically approaching potion making, you're just doing whatever. You're not making choices, but just doing whatever comes up and facing consequences or rewards based on luck of the draw. And at that point you might as well play solitaire, at least that doesn't come with a time limit.

so far so good looking forward for future updates, thumbs up