
Heck Deck is a bullet hell card game where all the bullets are cards and time only progresses as you move. Explore 5 stages full of unique enemies and bosses, discover dozens of cards, and visit shops to buy and sell cards for health!
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian
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very good game i definitly reccomend getting it very fun and cheap!
Wildly innovative, easy to pick up with plenty to explore. Only criticism I have is that "Deck Heck" is funnier than "Heck Deck"
Funny game hard and chill at the same time lean back and play
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Amazing game, very fun to put a few hours in
pretty neat little game, cant say much about it since i havent played it too much but it's pretty nice!
打牌有冷卻,比較像是在考驗耐心
Heck Deck is yet another one of those "short-term addiction" games for me. it's one of those games I play on and off when i don't have time for others. while it does have its fair share of problems, i still do like it. first off, the main gameplay. you control a ghost who uses cards to attack, heal, and do other cool stuff. your opponents, which include shapes, bugs, and more, also use these cards as weapons. as you strategically play and get hit by cards to grow your arsenal, different enemies appear to slow your role, with a boss at the end of each level. after you beat said boss, you can spend your health at a shop to get new cards you might want for later. that's pretty much all there is to it. second, the pros. I really like the soundtrack, and the artstyle is very good-looking. the idea of dodging and playing cards in a bullet hell-style is really nice, too. but then, we get into the cons. my main gripes with this game come mainly from the controls and gameplay. there's no control scheme for both keyboard and mouse, instead requiring you to use WASD to move then stop in your tracks and switch to mouse for pinpoint aiming. Instead of being able to point yourself towards enemies, you have to rotate towards them in a circular motion; the same goes for movement, which kinda sucks in a game about avoiding attacks. these don't completely ruin the game, but they are noticeable. all in all, if you're a sucker for a good bullet-hell game, this could be worth your while. to my knowledge, it usually goes on sale for 79 cents USD, which is what I picked it up for. that price is honestly perfect for a game like this.
Cute graphics and really fun gameplay. It makes you think before your every move while also being frantic. Fantastic idea.
o jogo parece bom, mas é extremamente frustrante como ele não lhe explica nada, não explica o que significam os simbolos, o que cada carta faz, nem a mecanica de ter que se jogar nos tiros dos inimigos é explicada, sendo extremamente contra intuitivo tem carta que tira 1 de vida, outras te dão instakill, e boa sorte ate aprender qual é qual, pq eu não sei, e tem cartas que adicionam um + na sua barra de vida, o que faz????? um misterio
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