
Kaamos is a bite-sized turn-based puzzle roguelike where battles are fought by matching tiles on a grid with looping rows and columns. Build your character and deck of tiles by looting equipment from your foes. Traverse a dark medieval world where the Sun went down and never rose again.
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Kaamos is a bite-sized turn-based puzzle roguelike where battles are fought by matching tiles on a grid with looping rows and columns. Build your character and deck of tiles by looting equipment from your foes. Traverse a dark medieval world where the Sun went down and never rose again.

Face hostile opponents in duels to the death where you see enemy actions in advance. Match tiles of the same color on a grid where dragging a row or column loops it back on the other side in order to counter the incoming onslaught of enemy attacks. Stab, crush and cleave your way to victory.

Equip powerful weapons, armor, and rings to change your tactics and tile selection for battles. Want to be a dual-wielding berserker, an evasive duelist, or a knight clad in heavy armor? With over 180 items there are interesting build choices and playstyles for every player.

Navigate a randomly generated dark medieval world filled with madness. Unravel the mystery behind the disappearance of the Sun or fade into the darkness. You are not alone. There’s always something lurking in the dark behind every fork in the path.
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Languages: English
Engagement
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Reviews
Don't miss this one! I am not typically a fan of roguelikes or deck builders, in fact I'm usually actively hostile toward them. But I'm a sucker for innovative turn based combat mechanics and this is that big time! I love to see people reworking the genre. This game is fun first and foremost. The tile matching is a great mechanic and I love planning out my gear to try and develop different strategies. Maybe after the first few fights, you're thinking to yourself, ok this is simple I guess all I have to do is try to get some offense and some defense every turn, but then you get to the first boss and it all changes. You've got to figure out the patterns and adjust! Some turns, you're just going to be all defense as crazy as that sounds. PS I hope you snagged some armor with armor tiles and dodge! It looks simple, and the core mechanic is, but there is a ton of customization and strategy to it. I think that's a winning combination for something like this. Plus, it's the price of a beer. Do yourself a favor, go buy yourself a beer (a nice tall cold one) and buy this game. It will take 14 seconds to download and you'll have the best night of gaming you've had in a long time. Maybe since that thursday night you stayed up to play Elden Ring on the night it came out. Or when your friend told you about Expedition 33 and you're like, what? how have I not heard about this? And then bought it and ended up crying in front of your wife and baby to the opening sequence. Don't you want that feeling again? Well it's here my friend. Don't wait!
Exactly what it says on the tin - it's a puzzle roguelike. An interesting spin on the match 3 idea with excellent pixel art and sound effects that give it a retro feel. Feels good to play and I haven't noticed any bugs whatsoever. If you like simple puzzle games, it's definitely worth a play.
The foundation of the game is fine in principle, but it has so many weaknesses: - Battles take forever - Bosses are overtuned - No depth, no real character development - Too RNG-heavy, no possibility to compensate bad luck with skill - No possibilities to change the board for combos (every move is a new board) - The game practically doesn't change, you always do the same thing over and over again (no other real tactics) - You have the feeling that you have seen everything after a short time For me, unfortunately, it's a complete waste of time
A game that begs the question: What if my success in solving a puzzle was the only thing keeping me from being brutally murdered?
C'est long, chiant, répétitif et assez peu intéressant. Le gameplay montre très vite ses limites. Ok pour le côté "random" du roguelike, mais alors les loots sont catastrophiques, et on a jamais l'impression d'avancer vraiment.
Un petit jeu sympa, répétitif mais avec un style rafraîchissant, dommage qu'il n'y ai pas plus de musiques.
8/10
Interesting.
https://youtu.be/9NSiEumzs4Y Weighted down by a bit too many flat choices the player power ramp is to shallow to feel rewarding.
ビルドによって与ダメの最大値やらパズルのタイル数やらが変わる、Slay the Spire + パズルみたいなゲーム。デッキ構築というよりは装備を付け替えていく感じ。 いい感じに装備が揃ってくると、2, 3回連続で攻撃できて気分が良い!楽しい! ローグライクとパズルが好きな人にはおすすめ。
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