Grail

Besides being a fantastic little asymmetrical deck builder/autobattler the game oozes style and endearing lore, the unlockable little blurbs for each card are wonderfully written and take me to someplace else, I was a bit taken aback by how cozy this game felt whilst also having quite in depth gameplay. The games art is gorgeous, the cards are funny and unique, there's cheese builds (as in cheddar, not cheap), and the 3 characters and their options are all quite diverse. It borrows a lot of the good things from other games in and adjacent to it's vein, and it is very refreshing to see a game do that well. If you enjoy things like backpack battles, draft in TCGs, or just wanted the Bazaar without the strings attached, all with a very endearing flavour, please check this out, This game is clearly a labour of love made by someone who enjoys the genre, and for the price it is a steal.

Cheap as chips game with good depth and nice artwork. Large variety of cards and powers and some good meta progression to keep things interesting. Recommended.

Easy to get started with, but hard to master. Getting a great build is so satisfying and the gameplay is a lot of fun. And I love the artstyle, very cosy and full of charm!

So far, I like this game. I played during the demo for a long while and the game feels amazing to play. Although it would be nice to be able to skip the final boss animation

Fun autobattler with cool art

Quirky game where you can create masterful cheese-based builds to annihilate your opponents. The game starts to get much deeper after a few hours of gameplay, with the option of continuing runs after a victory, revealing much more content. A fascinating piece of software.

Very interesting fusion of auto battler + deck building. Structure and mechanics very similar to The Bazaar, but feels like they added some interesting spins to it.