
Congratulations! You just found a 'one of a kind' roguelike that combines deck-building card game and auto battle strategy game! Consider unit counters, then create powerful synergy by breaking down the boundaries between the battlefield and cards, then lead your army to victory!
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A fusion of deck-building roguelike and auto-battle simulator.
Legendary commanders from history return to the battlefield—this time in a fantasy world teeming with magic, curses, dwarves, and dragons.

Choose your battle rewards wisely, and craft your own deck by combining a wide array of cards and relics.
From cavalry units that break through enemy lines, to unyielding dwarves of steel, feral beasts, and ghostly legions—various synergies await your command.
Build the perfect synergy, cover your deck’s weaknesses, and strike at the enemy’s vulnerabilities as they grow stronger with every stage. Your journey leads to a final, decisive confrontation!<br>

Combat isn't the only thing waiting for you on this journey.
You might encounter quirky events, like a druidic group trying to protect a horde of rats, or a goblin salesman enthusiastically pitching long-term savings plans. You’ll also have the chance to take part in eerie experiments to customize your own cards—or simply enjoy the thrill of discovering powerful relics.
Every choice is yours to make. Will your decisions lead you to victory?<br>


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Languages: English, Korean, Russian, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, German
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 44 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
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Reviews
好玩是好玩 就是关卡太少了
極度難玩
Commander Quest delivers an engaging blend of roguelike deck-building and automated tactical battles, creating a strategy experience that feels both innovative and rewarding. Developed by Flyway Games, Inc. and published by Flyway Games, Inc. alongside KRAFTON, Inc., the game transports players into a whimsical fantasy world where legendary historical commanders are reimagined as heroes leading armies of mythical creatures, dwarves, beasts, and undead warriors. Rather than relying on traditional turn-based mechanics or simple card combat, the game combines careful deck construction with real-time battlefield execution, resulting in a formula that constantly challenges players to think strategically before every encounter. The foundation of the gameplay lies in assembling an effective deck while building an army capable of handling increasingly difficult battles. Every card, relic, and unit has the potential to contribute to powerful combinations, making each reward selection meaningful. Instead of chasing the strongest individual cards, success comes from understanding how different abilities interact with one another. Players can specialize in defensive formations anchored by sturdy dwarves, unleash aggressive cavalry charges, overwhelm opponents with summoned beasts, or command ghostly legions that excel through unique abilities. The wide variety of tactical possibilities encourages experimentation, ensuring that no two playthroughs feel exactly alike. Combat introduces an extra layer of depth by allowing the assembled units to automatically clash on the battlefield after deployment. Although battles resolve without direct control, preparation remains entirely in the player's hands. Positioning, deployment order, army composition, and deck synergy all determine whether a strategy succeeds or collapses under enemy pressure. This fusion of deck-building and auto-battling creates satisfying moments as carefully planned combinations unfold during combat, rewarding thoughtful decision-making instead of relying purely on chance. The game's fantasy interpretation of famous military leaders gives Commander Quest its own distinct personality. Instead of pursuing historical accuracy, it embraces creativity by placing recognizable commanders in a colorful world filled with dragons, monsters, magic, and legendary creatures. This imaginative approach allows every faction to feature memorable unit designs while maintaining a lighthearted tone that complements the game's strategic complexity. The setting feels playful without diminishing the importance of tactical planning, making the overall adventure both entertaining and approachable. Replay value is one of the game's greatest strengths. As expected from a roguelike, each run offers randomized cards, relics, encounters, and events that force players to adapt their plans as they progress. A strategy that dominates one expedition may not be possible in the next, encouraging flexibility rather than repetitive optimization. Random encounters further enrich the journey by introducing unusual merchants, mysterious experiments, magical relics, and humorous scenarios that can dramatically influence the direction of a run. These unpredictable events prevent the gameplay loop from becoming monotonous and add welcome variety between battles. Visually, Commander Quest embraces a bright fantasy art style that makes its diverse armies easy to distinguish during combat. Units feature expressive designs, battle effects remain clear without overwhelming the screen, and the interface presents the game's many mechanics in an organized manner. The battlefield remains readable even during large-scale clashes, allowing players to observe how their strategies perform while appreciating the lively animations that accompany each encounter. Combined with an atmospheric soundtrack and polished presentation, the audiovisual package complements the strategic gameplay well. The progression system rewards both patience and learning. Defeats rarely feel unfair because each failed run teaches valuable lessons about deck construction, unit placement, and synergy management. As players become more familiar with different commanders, relic combinations, and battlefield tactics, they gradually unlock stronger strategies capable of overcoming increasingly difficult challenges. While newcomers may initially find the layered mechanics intimidating, the steady sense of improvement makes mastering the game particularly satisfying. Commander Quest successfully combines several popular genres into a cohesive experience that feels fresh rather than derivative. Its emphasis on strategic planning, creative deck building, tactical army composition, and constantly changing roguelike progression gives players plenty of reasons to return for another run. Although some randomness is inherent to the genre, the game's focus on intelligent adaptation ensures that player skill remains the deciding factor far more often than luck. For fans of strategy games looking for something that blends thoughtful planning with highly replayable gameplay, Commander Quest stands as an excellent recommendation. Rating: 7/10
잘 만들었지만, 업데이트가 끊겨 아쉬울 뿐.
This reminds me so much of Kingdom Rush but with Dungeon & Dragons style cards instead. Love the graphics, music, sounds and the different cards that add a decent variety of combat options. I do wish that there were more maps to play not just the three. I feel like the game could be made longer but the replayability has been superb with new cards added after defeating the final boss. I hope more gets added soon. Great game!
장난깜?? 4070ti 쓰는데 GPU를 뭔 풀로드(90퍼 이상) 쓰고 있어 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 2D따리 게임으로 뭔짓을 하는거임? 채굴함? + 컨텐츠가 너무 적은데 심지어 유기까지 해서 미래가 없음. 5000원 이하로 팔면 살만함.
Fun game, not that deep but I had a good time playing it. It is a bit reliant on RNG to get your synergies going, but a lot less than in other roguelikes. It is also pretty easy to get a good build with which you can steamroll the game since there are multiple strategies which can do it. And sometimes you just need one good card (Killer Bunny Factory, Ghost Knight, Steel Catapult, Raging Tide Militia, etc) to win a run since you can enhance cards multiple times at the Lab.
Evaluation neutre équilibrage très mauvais
다양한 컨셉이 가능해서 심심풀이로 가볍게 한판씩 하기 좋아요
Absolute worth the few € it costs, especially now in sale, slay the spire genre fans will love it !
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