Ragtag Heroes : CO-OP Deckbuilder

So far I am not super impressed by this game.. It feels like the Temu version of Across the Obelisk mixed with For the King.. I will say that this is still in EA and there is a lot of potential but right now it feels stale and quite frankly, it's easy and boring.. I would give my honest rating at 3-4/10. I would wait until 1.0 comes out to give this game a go.

Not to bad, getting in a lobby with your friends can be atrocious though. Clear copy from Slay the Spire mechanics for most fights, but classes are cool and cards are nice. So far not bad for a $10 co-op roguelike deck game

Great game if you enjoyed Slay the Spire. Its even more fun if you have someone to play it with. Bosses can be tough, though so you need the right strategy to defeat them. A steal for 12€.

Great game! just finished playing a session for the first time with a friend after we stumbled upon it ON RELEASE DAY, wild... Game is pretty fun in the sense that it is very similar to slay the spire. It did come out today so I will say there is definetly some fine tuning needed. BUT we had a great time and the concept is fantastic. My recommendations is to allow a little more agency for each player in multiplayer. Being stuck in the back seat as the not host can be kind of annoying. Also having a mandatory of 3 characters when there are 2 players also gets kinda boring. I have to wait for my friend to do 2 turns in a row while i just sit there and watch. Maybe allow players to "struggle" with just 2 characters instead of 3? And then balance as needed for that difficulty style. Anyways overall I give it a 8.5/10 Hoping to see this game grow and improve over time and hope it gets the love it deserves.

Solid base for a deckbuilder and plenty of replayability in runs right now for the current price point. Has a couple of unique mechanics in it which is nice as well such as being able to forfeit your current turn to cleanse debuffs or get extra energy for the current turn but be stunned for your next turn. Shield also doesn't go away after the turn by default.

Good mix of card batter with co-op. Plays a lot like Hellcard and For the King forgotten cellar runs. No issues with the game so far and I think it's worth trying in the current state.

A great deck builder, fine for solo play but also great having 3p Online Co-Op. This game is not too complex in mechanics, but has a good amount of cards with each character clearly having multiple archetypes and builds to consider. These cards vary from familiar mechanics from other games, while also having new spins on things to go with the unique mechanics such as the 3-lane system. Each hero has their own lane, and many cards interact with targeting enemies in their lane or another hero's lane. You can also switch places of the heroes with cards or move the monsters around... Both of which having cards, relics and builds to support them. The Brave/Default options let you skip your current or next turn for an immediate effect. Both are interesting to manage and I like that it always gives you that option to have a big turn when you need it. Fun game overall, and is getting better with each update with active development.

Ragtag Heroes is an amazing deckbuilder that may not innovate much on the genre, but adds some interesting twists that make it feel quite unique. The Brave/Default system gives you options to deal with nearly every encounter, but learning when to use them is a hard skill to master when paired with a deckbuilder. The lane-based encounters also add an additional dynamic, where team positioning is a significant aspect of gameplay that comes into play even if you don't have any repositioning cards in your deck. The game is quite difficult, but this pushes players into finding the most powerful synergies they can. Not only that, but having three heroes to a team means that you not only have to find synergies within each of the three decks but also between them. The game is currently unfinished, but there is plenty of content already. At the time of writing there are six heroes, each with a unique set of cards with a variety of built-in synergies to create a deck around. Even without a specific final boss encounter finishing a run feels like an accomplishment. If you're new to deckbuilders this might be a difficult game to get into, but if you're a veteran of the genre the difficulty and tweaks to the genre will keep you coming back.

So far the games pretty good it's basically slay the spire but multiplayer big fan of that. Biggest issue atm is some desyncing but you can save your game and rejoin. So far only done 2/3s of a run but some stuff could use some nerfs feel like i broke the game already Edit: After completing my first run the game does show since of a early development basically the unlock system is not read which is fine for early access and the development team seem pretty proactive with responding to feedback from reviews This Playthrough was a lot tougher I wasn't RNG into god hood as a different set with another friend. I'm currently playing 2 characters at once which can feel like a bit much I Kinda wish you could just a duo mode but I'm sure that would require a whole new set of balancing Looking forward to the baker class seems like it could be fun and funny

So far, I like the game, but I would reconsider having one team member sacrifice a card upgrade to guard the group at the bonfire. The player who takes on the guard role should receive some other kind of benefit, at least.