Quinterra

I am having a lot of fun with this game so far and excited to dump more hours into it. After going through the tutorial I was pretty confused on some of the mechanics but after just playing through more combat encounters, losing a bit, and playing around with the crystal system I can see how it works now. This is a really interesting design! So far I am having a lot more fun on Imps than I am the Lycans.

I have never played a game like Quinterra before and I enjoy this game a lot. There are a lot of challenges and area's you can fight. I love the different elements and how there are characters based off of the map you are on and the art work is beautiful. The developers are amazing and answer any questions timely, I will be recommending this to all of my friends (:

Great Roguelike. Its a breath of fresh air to see an actual unique game after the seeing the same rehashed game dressed in different clothes recently. I can see inspirations from a multitude of other games, but it still manages to seem like its own beast. Visuals are great. I saw a review about it not running well and was slightly concerned, but it runs extremely well on my system. You will want to pick this up if you're a fan of strategy games in general.

If you like rogue-like strategy and you like tactical hex battles then easy buy

It's fine, but a little clunky for a grid tactics rogue like. It could have used some more polish, but was clearly abandoned in early access. Just a lesson not to give money to developers who haven't released any finished games.

The game's unique approach to a deck of cards and mana system creates opportunities for decisions I had never needed to take in such form. Destroying terrain is necessary to get elements, which determine which cards we draft from the deck to the pool of cards that we can consider do play. This area is either our hand and graveyard. During draft units can be boosted by crystals, but since when our follower dies it goes back to "the hand", once drafted it won't have another opportunity for crystal boost in single match. All of that creates many layers of depth in decision making. This doesn't mean that this kind of all time 5D chess thinking is demanded to play - it's still fun to play casually. If there will be enough interesting content in the future, the game will be one of the best tactical roguelites available. I highly recommend supporting this project.

A wonderful mix of card & board games, nicely digitalize in a nice art package.

Usually don't leave reviews but I felt like this one deserved it. Have been having a blast with this game. It has a great progression system where you can feel your units as well as the enemy units getting stronger. The game play is very unique to Quinterra. The units feel great and each one unique with their own abilities/passives. If you interested in a fun strategy game that makes you think and come up with different ways to strengthen your units i recommend this game.