Azoove

Fantastic co-op game with strong core gameplay mechanics. Utilises non-traditional co-op comms in an effective way to create additional challenge. This is not for everyone, but it doesn't have to be. Fans of tabletop and deck-based and/or resource games should definitely take a look. Gameplay will be improved with increased variability and updates in the future. At the current price, I feel the game is well worth its value. An active developer gives this game great potential to be even better than it already is. Would recommend!

I found the game at PAX west and enjoyed it there. It is a nice game to play with a friend for a little bit. There are some QoL things that could probably be improved as well as some UI improvements especially for a newer player but overall it is decent.

The game is fun, but lacking in content. Once you beat the game, you can choose to make it harder, but it's hard to argue for the games favor. The price would be fair for a fully flushed out game, but this is early access. Had fun, but it was limited.

It's fun but there's not much there. Running it with a friend or 2 is where it's at, but running it with bots/AI who will sometimes choose to starve and end the run rather than picking the food option is sometimes unpreventable. 15 bucks seems kinda steep for the quality and content, I suggest you wait for a sale.

Great little game to play with friends. Really enjoyed the information hiding mechanics and cooperation. Tutorial is quite obtuse but the game itself is very well-designed and intuitive.

Azoove is one of those smooth with it type games. We only won one run so far but that's only because the bear is a son of a bastard. Get some friends and give this a shot.

This is a fun co-op game to play. Recommended to those who love adventures with friends. It's fun to experience the suspense of parts in which you can't talk to your partner and decide how to proceed.

Azoove feels like the Oregon Trail by way of Dune. Playing this with a friend is definitely the way to go as negotiating what the best course of action is on any given day can be a tense planning session. At any given moment you can feel like you've got everything in hand until WHOOPS SANDSTORM and then you're scrambling to get your bearings and hoping you have the points necessary to change things. It wasn't until my third playthrough I even realized the campsite screen's wagon changes to show how much food you had because I was always going by the skin of my teeth. Even though this is an Early Access game I'd whole heartedly recommend it as is. Getting to Miz'rak is only the first step of this game and I can't wait to see what else it has to offer. P.S. I hate you sand bears. I hate you so much.

Complicated to start, feels so good to figure out. Learning to play with your friends will take a couple rounds but the beauty of rogue like is I didn’t care I failed. I wanted to do better each time. Then when we were done we wanted to plan to play again. Dev is very quick to work on bugs. If you like rogue likes and deck building games it’s going to be a good time. Can’t wait for the updates!

Azoove is fantasy themed Oregon Trail meets a co-op board game. It gives you various scenarios and asks you to figure out how to solve them with your friends. Pros - The digital tabletop elements are streamlined and easy to understand - Scenario resolutions are pretty fun - Well thought through resource system Cons - Tutorial: Wish it let me click things and then explained to me what was going on - A separate single player campaign would be nice