Clank!

very much like the boardgame, The art is spot on, the animations are very nice, quite addictive trying to come up with a sound strategy to get in and be able to get out of the depths before game end..it'll keep me coming back for more tries....4 clank cubes out of 5 .... 2 thumbs up. Well done Dire Wolf

做的蛮精美，就是地图固定的重开度有限，和朋友玩应该不错

good

Mildly addictive deck builder dungeon crawler.

Clank! is an absolute certified banger on Steam, and the digital port is top-tier. The deck-building loop is super clean, and having the game handle all the setup, card shuffling, and cube tracking makes the matches fly by so fast. The total push-your-luck chaos of the dungeon map translates amazingly to the screen. The "Clank!" mechanic is rendered perfectly,—making noise, watching the cubes drop into the bag, and then sweating bullets during the dragon attack animations never gets old. The end of the game gets insanely tense the second someone grabs a high-value artifact and starts sprinting for the exit, leaving everyone else scrambling to survive. It’s fast, deeply strategic without feeling like homework, and an absolute must-play if you want a perfect digital tabletop adaptation to run with your group.

I'm still learning the intricacies of the game, but I love it. I will say that there's a LOT of luck involved in this game, so you need to be okay with that. Unlike most other digital TTGs I have, which I also have the physical versions of, I can't attest to the physical translation, but there's a good time here and the AI puts up a great fight. It's ultimately an easy recommendation, but I will say that there's several other digital games that I would recommend first. Cascadia is about as perfect a package as you can get for digital board games (the single player mode alone is worth the asking price). All the Everdell games are also perfect translations. Then the obvious Wingspan collection which I've had in my library in constant rotation for well over a year. I would recommend those first, but at their asking prices, why not own them all? Especially since they're always on sale! :-)

cool game