Rally: Endless Conquest

Very innovative roguelike deckbuilder! Sold on it after watching Retromation's Let's Play. I love how the gameplay is essentially switching the position of 2 of the cards in a 4x4 grid each turn so as to make the most of the current 16 cards' various synergies (card x gives benefit to card y as long as not adjacent to card z).

I love this game! I do have one complaint and thats the card unlock mechanism. This game is hard and requires synergy to beat the later levels. Very strategic game unless you luck out and get a Rat King while running a perfect deck for it. But when i win i unlock more cards that are of a different faction. Not enough of them for a good deck yet but the more i unlock the harder it is get my synergistic deck so i hate un locking cards when that should be a good thing. Dont mix All the cards, when i unlock the Dwarf leader it should have its Own faction deck it pulls from with an assortment of allies. Then when i unlock cards im getting rarer cards for my current faction and making future runs More fun instead of harder.

You only have to search through 128 pages of Rally car games to find this gem.

It's a great game! go buy it while it's cheap... Golems ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ rock!

Fun deckbuilder with satisfying mechanics. Each run is ~10-20 minutes so its easy to jump in, and do a run whenever you feel like it without being locked into something for a long time. Looking forward to seeing where this goes!

Just a really fun little game. Very casual "Luck Be A Landlord"-style, but with the unlockable elf-character it becomes a genuine fun puzzle game.

For the price, it's quite good card game, with a twist. The base idea consists of having a 4x4 grid where cards from your deck can appear in a random order. You'll want to use various abilities, depending on main faction, to swap the locations of these cards around to cause synergies to occur. Often, you'll want four cards of the same faction to be lined up. This charges ability points for the said faction. In-between rounds you get events/items/drafts to refine your build further. Drafts specifically you get VERY often (out of a choice of three). There are four factions and seperately neutrals, which have various possible combinations with each other. Some of the cards are hidden in the collection and only show up as draftable upon meeting certain untold conditions. These aren't necessary to win and I personally felt like it was rather difficult to find them. Though I believe a good chunk of my playtime is from before they were added, which might affect things. + Short runs and can save mid-run + Endless mode + Several different strategies for each faction + Unique art style * Game overall even on Hard isn't that difficult, unless deviating from stable strategies to seek the unknown cards mentioned, or if the RNG screws you hard with drafts. Balance-wise a lot of the strategies work as a result of this (some better than others, of course) * 1,0 Event system felt a bit half-baked to me, it doesn't take away from the game but things like adding +1 defense to a card isn't particularly exciting. Some events have heavier impact, however * While items can refine your build to be successful, there are also duds that are very uninteresting, such as +2 defense each round. I'd wish for more variety among the common ones, but perhaps it wouldn't work for balance of the game It's good fun for some afternoons. There's a demo available, for those interested.

Fun deckbuilder. Each of the factions adds variety so the game has at least a few playthroughs. Good value for the cost!

Great game absolutely worth the price.