
Experience unprecedented car battles by merging the thrill of deadly racing, the strategic depth of deckbuilding, and the unpredictable nature of roguelite gameplay. Select a skilled driver, a powerful vehicle, an arsenal of weapons, and supportive sponsors to conquer tactical challenges.
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As an owner of the full game, the Prologue is essentially a free trial of that game with the same tutorial sequence but a different map and adding in a new driver, Liberty, to play as with her own unique driver cards and car loadout. The map, as shown in the store page, is considerably shortened with a city backdrop instead of the entire United States and only two viable routes with no branching sections that converge at the end where you will face another driver (playing through twice I've only faced Frank “Einstein” Hertz). For people who have already played the base game, the only unique additions are using Liberty as the driver and her car. All of the components are the same that you can find in the base game, though at an accelerated scaling pace due to how short the map is. Perhaps Liberty will be added to the base game in the future. For new players trying the game, this does serve well to introduce the mechanics as well as the difficulty of the game. Liberty and the car she uses are very forgiving but there is still thought needed to choose the few components you acquire and combining cards/items together. The final boss is only the other driver you meet at the end of the path and if you beat everything through the first run this will take you about 20 – 30 minutes. I think the game can still improve much by helping players understand the status effects without having to always highlight the card and then hover over the status effect on the card (A encyclopedia or compendium of effects and enemy types would be very helpful). Also some new sponsors that would have fit this trial version would have been a nice addition, but I’m sure the devs are working on that as well. Overall I still very much enjoy this game and hope this Prologue will serve to introduce more players into this quirky deck-building game that will continue to add more features.
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This is CLEARLY an early build of the full game punted out as a demo. it's fine for the lore but inadequate for full game mechanics. The full game is fantastic when you spend a few hours in it. This demo is a frustrating mess.
Was a fun experience and can't wait to try the full version at some point.
Fun demo, good time killer. The actual game ought to be pretty good.
Игра Death Roads: Tournament Prologue — это настоящий драйвовый микс рогалика и карточной стратегии, который затягивает с первых минут. Постапокалиптический мир, где выжившие сражаются за жизнь на залитых бензином трассах, представлен в очень стильной нуарной рисовке. Каждый заезд — это не просто битва, а настоящее испытание на прочность, где каждая карта, каждый выбор имеет значение. Управление ресурсами, сбор команды, прокачка и, конечно же, напряженные бои — всё это элементы, которые делают игру такой захватывающей. Баланс между риском и наградой чувствуется очень остро, и когда удается пройти особенно сложный этап, это приносит огромное удовлетворение. Несмотря на кажущуюся простоту механик, глубина стратегических решений поражает. Отличный проект, который даёт понять, что нас ждёт в полной версии!
Oh this is a good one.
7/10 A CCG/TBS game in battle racing setting. Good: - the turn-based combat is quite interesting and varied. There are many different weapons which attack enemies in front, on the side or behind. You can bash into other cars to damage them. There is also a "steering" stat which you spend for your actions. "Steering" also gets decreased when you get attacked, and once it reaches zero, the car enters a "skid" mode where it does several random actions which may turn out beneficial or harmful depending on the current positions of cars - the protagonist is a woman in at least her late 30s which is not typical in games So-so: - the combination of TBS and battle racing seems to be unique, however I'm not sure it's a good combo. After all, TBS is for "nerds" and racing is more like for an average gamer, so the intersection is small. I'm a lifelong TBS fan but I generally don't like racing games, especially battle racing. So, while I did try the prologue, I find the "death racing" setting unappealing and will never buy this game though I do like the TBS part. Had it been anything more geeky (like, dunno, spaceship combat, or at least a robot/tank racing, not cars) I'd like this game more - the setting of "death racing thru America" is again too dumb for a TBS game. It also comes with the comic"badass" art style and narrative that I find unappealing - the randomness is a bit too high: the skid state is entirely random, and then you also have random cards coming in that define your actions. It makes the battles less predictable but also takes away the sense of control/agency - I'd prefer if the losing cars were just towed away or leave the road, not downright explode. I mean, somebody dies in those cars, it's not nothing. But I know, who cares, okay Bad: - the onboarding is a bit too rushed. The game piles on too much info, and I actually failed my first battle by crushing into the end of the lane while I was still struggling to understand the game's mechanics Overall, it's a good game if you like TBS games and also enjoy cars, racing and explosions. Though if you're just a fan of TBS games like XCom, Civ or anything like Panzer general, you'll probably struggle to like it because of its unfortunate choice of setting. [table][tr][th][i]I'm a Steam curator, you can [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/43946907-Friendly-Nerd/]follow me[/url][/i][/th][/tr][/table]
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Puro vicio.
Great Demo of the full game.
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