Looping Bravery

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This game is a perfect example of a labor of love and how to create unique mechanics in a roguelike deckbuilding game that work well together and ensure that you'll be having fun every run. The weapon choices at the start of every run are not just reskins but actually completely change your playstyle and force you to be creative. There is a breakbar mechanic that rewards attacking and being aggressive by giving you card draw and action points in return (obviously allowing for some insanely satisfying and damaging turns). You also manage another resource called Antimatter which is used on the TMD (Time Manipulation Device) which adds another layer of gameplay. The TMD allows you to well, manipulate time, rewinding turns, having enemies skip their turns, time locking to prevent certain abilities and so on. All of these fit into the time travelling theme of the game allowing you to be eerily immersed in this retro feeling nostalgia-inducing world. Definitely an experience and definitely worth to pick up.

This is a nice deckbuilder with two quite inetresting mechanics. One is a breakbar which allows you to gain an action point allowing for quite fun long turns if you do it right. The other mechanics allows you to skin enemy turns throw time bombs or reset turn counter (which give bonuses to enemies). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NsJGM0YMwg

Looping Bravery is one of those games in which you shouldn't judge a book by its cover. Underneath the subpar graphics and sound lies an incredibly deep and engaging card gameplay that will get you hooked. Every card is interesting and has uses on certain decks, and getting new cards is always exciting! I feel like even with its shortcomings in the visuals and audio department, the game deserves a positive rating just from the gameplay alone.

Pretty fun roguelike! I've played quite a few Slay the Spire likes (Not as in just deckbuilding roguelikes, games much closer to StS's feel and mechanics) and this one certainly shines above them. It has a lot of well thought-out parts to how it's run that both make fights engaging and add to its replayability, all with the narrative of this underlying mystery with time travel that spans multiple runs. If you like Slay the Spire and games like it, I'd give this a go!

Great roguelike with unique mechanics: - turn manipulation with the antimatter 'currency' - break bar that draws cards and gives you 'mana' - huge variety of play styles - powerful items that give you passive powers - dialogues give you small world building hints and additional useful rewards I recommend this game also for the story, it's interesting to see where the story goes. Aliens, robots, different groups of armies all fighting for something. P.S. the pixel art is also looking great for a solo project.

A very good deckbuilder game

i like it, game is realy cool, it has great mechanics and i like Pixel art/ RETRO style of it :) there is a lot of interesting cards and talents, great music etc.. Every run is diffirent because you can take diffirent cards/talents

This is a great pickup for $5 there are some great design choices here and you get that homebrewed indie game feel which evokes nostalgia for me everytime (I mean the story is literally about going back in time to different eras). Every run is going to feel a little different based on the weapons you pick up which will also give you different cards there are also items which will effect your combat encounters. I love how pick up and play the game is because of simplified mechanics like this there is also this breakbar mechanic which will give you more AP and cards so finishing off enemies is very satisfying. I have not even got to the time bending mechanics which sets the game apart among other deck builders and leads to a whole new level of strategy where you can manipulate your turn, flip enemy intentions, etc. This game does not waste your time as it encourages you to play combat quickly and efficiently. The entire games of a sort of mysterious undertone reinforced by the sounds and dialogue I wanted to learn more and spend time getting all achievements I have half of them so far but it would take a long time to get them all including the 3 ‘hidden’ ones. If the same mystery intrigues you then give this one a try I think you will be pleasantly surprised like I was.

Solid game, definitely can see the soul the developer put into it. Recommended if you're into deckbuilders.