Daughter of the Rift is story-rich card-battling adventure with an RPG-like deck-based upgrade system.
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Daughter of the Rift is story-rich card-battling adventure with an RPG-like party system and a deck-based upgrade feature. In this single-player multi-planet space exploration experience, you'll complete missions throughout the Zerryan Star System which will include the leafy Adamu Prime, lava-filled F239, and more. Fans of "numbers go up" card battling mechanics: this one's for you!
Loved our free demo? Here is what the full game will include:
Full and complete narrative: Does Greecian find her lover Annywyn?
Even more unique cards with special abilities
While traversing the Zerryan Star System players will be able to curate their party of 3 and and spend their experience points gaining abilities, increasing HP, and upgrading each character's cards to enhance their abilities in combat.
In addition to its novel combat system, players will also explore an array of planets and engage with a fleshed out world filled with unique and dynamic characters as they aid Greecian on her quest to find her missing husband and get to the bottom of the mysterious cosmic rifts that plague her home universe.
Strategize, make wise choices, and follow along with Greecian's poignant adventure when you enter the world of Daughter of the Rift.
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Languages: English
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I backed this game when it was on Kickstarter. Daughter of the Rift is a high sci-fi deck builder with a narrative flowing all the way through it. I feel like I've just scratched the surface of the narrative. At first the battle and deck building were a little intimidating to me, but after a little bit, it becomes much more intuitive. It's more like picking a main card to do, and then spending other cards to make it better. It has a huge skill/tallent tree that unlocks other cards stats and abilities. Just make sure you add them to your deck after you unlock them (or you will be super under-powered in the next level) The difficulty curve is well set, I felt like I just managed to scrape on by, or move to avoid damage at the right time. Ooh and the whole thing is voice acted! I would have probably skipped the dialogue portions if it wasn't I did encounter a bug or two related to saving, but the devs seem like they are fixing it.
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