Decks & Daggers

I enjoyed the game play; it's challenging and fun, I like the graphics, but there's not enough substance to warrant the cost. I found it strange that you don't finish the game with the character that you spent your time and treasure building. (Although I did enjoy casting 9+ chain lightnings)

When first starting a encounter in this game I immediately got feels of Slay the Spire, though this game takes a different turn in that your own cards are mixed in with the dungeon itself which adds another level of rng to the game that can either be for you or against you. One thing that caught me off guard is how intertwined the story can be, the choices you make on each area actually matters on what happens, something not many games actually have, especially a rogue like. It lets you have a quite unique experience each time you start up a new adventure. The few times aside the game rng got brutally hard to a point where it was unwinnable I had an absolute blast play this one, the personalities the characters have give me a feel of the old DnD nights I used to play~

A bit short, and the finale basically undermines any effort you put into building your deck. If you can get it for under 10 dollars it might be worthwhile.

This is an incredibly fun and addicting game! I grabbed the demo on itch and was immediately hooked! It's got the fast decky combat from Slay the Spire, but instead of a Roguelike we've got an actual story going on. There's only one shared deck for monsters and cards, so you can get hosed by the randomization, but it's incredibly fun to work out the puzzley nature of the combat. There's a couple oddities, like how shields are better than weapons, since a weapon disappears after dealing any damage, while a shield stays until its health is gone, but overall I've been having a blast! There's also an annoying bug on upgrade where it's possible to apply it to itself. But this game is worth your time and money, it's really charming!

Simple. Clean. Nice art style.

It wasn't what I expected, but after getting the hang of it I enjoyed it