
In "Glingdom," you're a hero in a medieval world, battling enemies and bosses with a deck of cards. Beat enemy waves and bosses, buy cards to strengthen your deck, and unlock new cards. Each deck offers unique challenges.
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In Glingdom, you're a hero in a medieval world, battling enemies and bosses using a variety of special decks. Your goal? Beat every enemy round and defeat the big bosses with your deck. Along the way, you can buy more cards and runes to make your deck stronger. There are different decks to play with, each getting harder as you go. Plus, you can unlock new cards while playing this Roguelike Deckbuilder.

While playing Glingdom, you can unlock many units. Some are almost given to you, while others have hard or secret requirements! These cards then can be used during a run, and will start appearing in the shop! There are over 50+ Unique units you can play!

Every boss fight requires you to strategize to defeat them, this could be anything from which runes you buy, to what cards and where you place your units. Everything matters when facing harder and harder bosses as the rounds progress

Not every deck is presented to you from the start of the game, each requires you to defeat the final boss with special requirements to earn the rights to use them! Each deck has a starting group of units and runes to make the run different from others!

Spending gold in the store is great when you need to become stronger, but if you think you can get by without using the shop, that saved gold will gain interest at the end of a round, allowing you to earn even more gold! This helps buy additional units for the rest of the run.

The game is round-based, and every 5 rounds appears a boss to fight, after defeating the boss, your deck reshuffles, meaning all spent cards are now back in your deck; ready to be used on the next 5 waves. This allows you to strategize which cards and runes to buy to create synergies

Every round you are dealt your hand, if you use every card in your hand, and lose, the game isn't over! If you still have cards in your deck, you will draw a new hand to continue where your last group of units left off to finish the fight! However, if you run out of cards in your deck after losing a fight, you lose the whole run, so use your cards wisely!
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Incredibly fun but brain wracking strategy game, with unlocks and an interesting progression system. Collecting new cards by doing challenges kept me interested for quite some time, and unlocking new starting decks felt like a small adventure. Overall fun game! Check it out if you've got the time!
Already was able unlock the hidden character! Guess you can say i am ready to DAWEniate my way to success. Definitely recommend the game to everyone of all ages if you're looking for a strategic game, that only gets more difficult the better you get.
I love the progression and unique game mechanics of Glingdom. Having to balance which units to place, which upgrades to buy makes you think about the long term effects of your decisions. Other variables that you can control such as placing units on the map based on random enemy positions leads to tiny strategies that you can develop which is really satisfying. Having tons of unique units and enemies had me entertained even after playing through the levels multiple times.
Glingdom is the epitome of "easy to learn, hard to master" and provides an almost endless amount of replayability. At a glance, it seems like a standard non-mazing tower defense. In other words, you place down your pieces and hope they survive against the oncoming enemy assault. The thing that differentiates Glingdom from other Tower Defenses, however, is the economy. You need to carefully plan how many towers you place since they won't be available again until after the particular "act's" boss is defeated. Of course, you can always buy new towers in between rounds, but the more you spend on towers, the less of a gold balance you carry which has a downstream effect of lower interest received. One other real positive for Glingdown is the speed at which rounds and runs take place. You can typically go through a single run in less than an hour, and the individual rounds typically take 10-30 seconds which makes it extremely great for playing while under time constraints. It's also completely functional on the steam deck as the touch pad works flawlessly for all aspects of the game.
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