Forest Heroes

Trop court, pas assez de variante de parties et tous les niveaux sont hyper faciles sauf le dernier qui est super dur. Un problème d'équilibrage. PAs assez de contenu. Si je dois conseiller un jeu dans le même genre en 100 fois mieux, essayez Ratropolis c,est de la balle

好玩啊好玩啊好玩，快更新快更新快更新

I enjoy playing this game on my steam deck winding down in bed quite a bit. Not a big fan of deck builders but this one is very enjoyable for me. Something about how simple this roguelike is has pulled me in and Im hooked.

Get repetitive later on, but fun overall.

총평점 및 한줄평 7/10 "캐주얼함을 장점으로 복잡하게 오래할 컨텐츠는 없지만 간단하게 자주할 컨텐츠는 있다." 1. 게임성 (7/10) 전투 자체가 일반적으론 9번 밖에 되지 않지만 전투 전 스테이지에 따라 2개에서 4개까지 이벤트가 있는 둘 중 하나의 갈림길을 선택할 수 있습니다. 하나하나 원하는 이벤트를 정하는 게 아니라 한 패키지로 선택해야 하기 때문에 캐주얼하면서도 선택에 고민을 하게 만드는 괜찮은 시스템인 것 같습니다. 아군 카드는 캐릭터별 공용이라 다른 캐릭터를 한다고 해도 빠르게 익숙해질 수 있습니다. 스킬 카드는 각자 다르고 여기서 주요 전략이 바뀌게 됩니다. 캐릭터별 고유 특성에 따라 차별성을 뒀고 아군 카드별로 또 고유 부적이 2개씩 있어 운빨을 어느 정도 기대야 하지만 모든 부적이 해금되는 저주 10단계까진 그리 어렵지 않습니다. 몇 번 하다 보면 결국 부적 망겜이라는 것을 알게 되고 아군 카드별 어떤 부적이 있는지 알아가는 재미가 컸습니다. 나름 빌드별 뽕맛을 채워주긴 하지만 굳이 극한까지 갈 이유가 딱히 없어 대충 클리어할 수 있는 정도로만 했던 거 같습니다. 2. 스토리 (2/10) 로그라이크 덱 빌딩 타워 디펜스 게임에서 스토리가 뭐가 중요하겠습니까? 구색만 갖추어져 있습니다. 3. 비주얼 (9/10) 개인적인 취향이지만 아기자기해서 너무 귀여웠습니다. 4. 완성도 (7/10) 고를 수 있는 캐릭터가 3개뿐임이 아쉬울 정도입니다. 또 크라운도 캐릭터별 더 다양했으면 좋지 않았을까 하는 생각이 들고 편의성 면에서 인 게임 중에 백과사전을 볼 수 없어 미리 전략을 짜기 불편했습니다. 카드를 선택하면 그와 관련된 부적이 바로 옆에 백과사전처럼 떴으면 더 입문자에게도 좋았을 겁니다. 특별 카드(필드에 나와있으면 카드 더미로 가지 않음) 때문에 어느 정도 덱이 두꺼워도 패순환은 나쁘진 않고 또한 다른 카드 게임과는 다르게 패교체에 어떠한 리스크도 없고 5초마다 사용 가능합니다. 이 때문에 패말림에 대한 답답함이 없어서 좋습니다. 저주 단계가 캐릭터별 따로라는 점은 플레이 타임을 위해선 이해되지만 한 캐릭터를 저주 10단계까지 하고 나서 다른 캐릭터를 저주 1단계부터 할 생각하니 급현타가 와서 접었습니다. 저주 10단계 이상부턴 더 이상 해금 요소가 없어서 동기 부여가 되지 않은 점이 먼저이긴 합니다. 한편으론 스테이지마다 적들의 종류가 다양하지 않은 점이 저에게는 장점이었습니다. 플레이할 때마다 적들 카드 읽어보고 뭐 조심해야 되고 그랬으면 스트레스를 더 받았을 거 같습니다. 사소한 날씨 시스템이나 원래 알고 있던 아군 카드가 적으로 등장한다든지 하는 건 따로 외울 필요는 없으니까요.

IT IS AMAZING AND FUN

원정 곰 한명 보내고 밤 2스테이지 썩은 나무에서 게임이 시작이 안됨 뭔짓을 해도 버그인가 싶음.........? 잘 모르지만 즐기고 있따가 급 멈춰서 아쉬움 기다려야할지 게임 포기해야할지 모르곘음 그냥 그래도 심플하게 하기 좋은 겜인데 버그는 아쉬움 해결 PLS

재미는 잇음 컨텐츠가 너무 부족함 빠르면 30분 길면 1시간이면 컨텐츠 다 즐김 난이도만 증가할뿐 더 추가되는건 없으니 재미가 점점 없어짐

Forest Heroes is a charming yet strategically demanding indie title that successfully merges tower defense fundamentals with roguelike deck-building mechanics into a cohesive and replayable experience. Developed and published by Hoochoo Game Studios, the game disguises its depth beneath a colorful, friendly presentation, gradually revealing a surprisingly complex tactical core that rewards careful planning, synergy building, and adaptability across repeated runs. The setting places players in a corrupted woodland where dark emotions and magical resentment have twisted once-peaceful creatures into hostile forces. As the forest’s guardian, your role is to protect the central Mushtower from successive waves of enemies while slowly cleansing the land of its curse. While the narrative framing is light and understated, it provides enough context to support the gameplay loop without overwhelming it. The real storytelling emerges organically through mechanics—each failed or successful run becomes a tale of experimentation, refinement, and learning. At the heart of Forest Heroes is its hybrid gameplay loop. Unlike traditional tower defense games where structures are placed permanently on fixed lanes, Forest Heroes leans heavily into card-based decision making. Each run revolves around drafting and playing cards that summon animal allies, activate elf skills, or equip powerful artifacts. These cards define your defensive strategy, determining whether you rely on swarming units, burst damage abilities, sustained control effects, or carefully timed synergies. Because decks are built dynamically during a run, no two playthroughs unfold the same way. Combat unfolds across a cyclical day-to-night structure that steadily ramps up tension. Early waves offer breathing room to test card interactions and conserve resources, while later stages introduce denser enemy formations, tougher elites, and bosses designed to punish unfocused decks. Mana management becomes critical, forcing players to weigh short-term survival against long-term efficiency. Spending too aggressively early can leave you exposed later, while excessive caution risks being overwhelmed when the forest strikes back with full force. Progression is tightly bound to roguelike principles. Between encounters, players choose from randomized card rewards, relics, and passive bonuses that shape the direction of their build. This creates a constant push and pull between adapting to what the game offers and pursuing a coherent strategy. Some runs naturally evolve into fast-paced, summon-heavy defenses, while others reward slower, more methodical approaches centered on elite allies or stacking buffs. Mastery comes from recognizing which paths are viable under different circumstances rather than forcing a single preferred playstyle. Difficulty scales meaningfully as players unlock higher challenge modifiers. These introduce new enemy behaviors, environmental hazards, and mechanical twists that demand deeper understanding of the system. At higher levels, Forest Heroes becomes less forgiving, emphasizing precision and synergy over brute force. Randomness still plays a role, but success increasingly depends on making smart drafting choices and anticipating future threats, which gives experienced players a satisfying sense of growth and competence. Visually, the game adopts a clean and expressive 2D art style that prioritizes clarity. Units, effects, and enemies are easy to read even when the screen fills with activity, which is essential given the game’s reliance on quick tactical decisions. The whimsical aesthetic softens the intensity of the gameplay, making defeats feel instructive rather than punishing. Sound design and music reinforce this tone, offering gentle fantasy themes that support concentration rather than distracting from it. One of the game’s strongest qualities is its respect for player agency. Forest Heroes rarely forces a single solution, instead encouraging experimentation and creative problem solving. While certain card combinations are undeniably powerful, the game avoids locking success behind narrow meta strategies. This openness makes repeated runs engaging, as players are constantly discovering new interactions and refining their understanding of how different systems interlock. That said, the reliance on randomized card draws can occasionally lead to uneven runs, particularly for players still learning the game’s deeper mechanics. Some difficulty spikes may feel abrupt until the underlying systems are fully understood. However, these moments tend to reinforce the roguelike learning loop rather than undermine it, pushing players to adjust expectations and improve decision-making over time. Ultimately, Forest Heroes stands out as a thoughtful fusion of genres that respects both sides of its design heritage. It captures the immediate tactical satisfaction of tower defense while embracing the long-term strategic depth and replayability of deck-building roguelikes. For players who enjoy planning layered defenses, experimenting with synergies, and learning through repeated attempts, Forest Heroes offers a rewarding journey through a cursed forest where every card played carries real weight. Rating: 8/10

i love it, simple but perfect roguelike deckbuilder/tower defense-ish game. <3 i hope there will be more cards/heroes/relics in the future!