
Arcanium is an Open-world, Strategy Card Adventure that merges Roguelite and Deckbuilding genres like never before. Control your party of three heroes, craft your deck, unlock a vast amount of cards and items and save the world of Arzu from corruption!
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Arabic, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Spanish - Latin America, Swedish +3 more
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非常好玩,装备多样性,卡牌多样性,只是正常能玩的角色太少了,有:小猫小鸟小虎小鹿
An awesome blend of Hearthstone and For the King. Arcanium Isn't just a Slay the Spire clone like so many turn-based, roguelites are. This game has it's own voice, and I'm a big fan.
道中は面白いけど、ボスが特化しすぎてて楽しくない。
Fun card base game, with Rogue-lite element to it!
Good roguelike deckbuilder, with a focus on team card battles. Major advantage of this game - really distinct hero characters with different gameplay mechanics behind them. Nothing groundbreaking for sure, but you will be pleasantly surprised that each and everyone of them is actually fleshed out.
A deckbuilder with a few characteristics that set it apart from the rest: you have to pick 3 characters instead of one. You can divide roles according to your preference or adjust accordingly. This changes the formula significantly. First, you draw three hands, not one, and have to juggle balancing three decks. Decks have a minimum and maximum size and are tweakable mid fights, which is also unusual, but the variance is still very noticeable, though you still have a "main" whom the others support. Rather than the "tree" formula, there is a semi-open man you can unlock at your leisure, visiting whatever section of the map has the things you need the most - or just offers the best rewards/XP/what-have-you. Overall, pretty fun, with unending combinations, and still some random reward elements that keep you on your feet. In hindsight, it would have been better if the game had leaned more into it by allowing you to change your ultimate mid-run. It feels like you're too set into one playstyle once you do, and never once did I have a run where I didn't wish quite badly I could change my ult to suit a nice artifact or card I found. Even if it came at a cost, or having to find a specific tile on the map, that would have made a difference.
Fun and interesting map-exploration and strategy roguelike. The only real negative is it's very slow to play, partly due to slow UI and partly due to its inherent huge-map design. It's not even easy to play a single runthrough per session let alone more than one, and you need to play lots of runthroughs to progress your heroes ... so don't be expecting meta-progression unless you sink a TON of hours in here. Overall, if you like RPG-style progression, this game is definitely worth trying. The content is well designed and there's tons of it to explore.
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i only recommend it when you get it discounted it is a finished and playable game, but the depth is definitely not enough and huge quality of life exist for card game player (slay the spire), the difficulty is basically brainless card dump, so even it have lot of character (class), i have no motivation to go on the most painful is card and deck management, 2 card with same name are not placed next to each other (one upgraded, other is not) because card is ordered by the time u get it the deck you build are not shown according to mana number, but the order when you put it in the deck, which mean even same name card are not next to each other during deck management These two are the most basic consensus in card management page and this game messed up
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