Ratropolis

Fun deckbuilder, good variety in gameplay and skills/cards. The art design is pretty meh for the enemies, this looks like a 2005 flash game which is my biggest gripe, enemy designs are pretty borins and limited. That and the game is translated extremely poorly, even the achievements have poor translations. Overall a fun game but the small details make it feel pretty janky as far as art design and editing.

A nifty and novel little genrecombo of deckbuilding and citybuilder, with the neat twist that everything is on a 2D plane instead of a 3D one. Fun to unlock all leaders and cards, but the difficulty scaling can become insane. High difficulty survival is reliant on certain deck comps, which are themselves reliant on RNGesus to bless you.

At first I thought I wouldn't be too into this, I played a couple of times and was like "okay fine", but lately I've been really getting into it. I love the challenge, and even though I get frustrated at some point, I just keep trying. The gameplay is challenging in the perfect way. But I love the art style most of all. The rats look adorable. And like... I just want to know more. I want to understand the world and everything. I don't think there is much to know about the lore, but I just want to know more than what the intro tells me. I love it. It's ruining my life. 5/5

Ratropolis [code] [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/36948155-Card-Game-KING/] FOR MORE CARD AND BOARD GAMES FOLLOW US [b]CARD GAME KING [/b][/url] [/code] Ratropolis is a real time autobattler tower defense roguelike deckbuilder hybrid, aka Rats with guns and swords. It's been some time since release, so how does Ratropolis withstand the test of time? Quite well actually. Despite games of similar genre being released in the meantime, none quite do with Ratropolis does - a light version of a tower defense, city building and card game. I say light, because none of these systems taken by themselves are particularly deep. Deckbuilding, for example, is meaningful but with not many combos with decks being typically fairly small. Tower defense is essentially just making sure you make sufficient number of troops on each side. And citibuilding is just about squeezing as many buildings as you can in a limited area. That said, the systems work well together to offer meaningful decisions and the real time aspect adds a new layer of challenge. I will say that if you prefer turn-based games, you shouldn't be turned off by Ratropolis' real time aspect. While you can't issue commands during a pause, the game doesn't typically punish slower reactions and I rarely felt overwhelmed as the game gives you enough time to prepare for each wave (at lower difficulties at least) Thankfully, the units and buildings attack automatically but the player can time spells at the right moment to sway the battle. There is a fair amount of versatility with different factions (each having their own set of cards), leaders (2 variations per faction), zones (3 zones with different enemy types) and 20 difficulty levels. After fighting off 29 waves, the last wave contains a big boss after which the run is won and new cards are unlocked. Unfortunately, new cards are unlocked at snail's pace which is shame because the biggest issue with the game is repetitiveness. It doesn't seem there is much variety when replaying the same faction with the same leader as you repeat the same strategies This would be my biggest gripe with the game, but thankfully with different leaders and 6 factions, it will be some time until you have to replay a faction. [h1][b]The positive[/b] [/h1] + Combination of different systems work well together. + Decent deckbuilding opportunities + Good variety of factions and leaders, each with their own gamestyle. [h1][b]The neutral[/b][/h1] * Issuing commands under pause would have been a useful feature to have for players that prefer to stop and think, but thankfully the game is not overwhelming. [h1][b]The negative[/b][/h1] - A bit repetitive when replaying the same factions [h1][b]Conclusion:[/b] [/h1] Great genre hybrd where the deckbuilding remains meaningful, despite limited combos. It has a good variety of leaders and factions and the real time aspect isn't overbearing. Recommended. [code] [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/36948155-Card-Game-KING/] FOR MORE REVIEWS ABOUT CARD GAMES, CHECK OUT OUR CURATOR PAGE: [b]CARD GAME KING [/b][/url] or [url=https://twitter.com/TheCardGameKing][b]TWITTER[/b][/url][/code]

[h1]El Kingdom de los furros...[/h1] y algo más, una mezcla armónica de varias ideas, e incluso altos guiños... la Ratafracta está bien tanke, y el arquero de tiro pendejamente largo tiene mucho rango, como en el aoe 2. [h2]>A Grandes Rasgos:[/h2] Pues, este titulito combina el tower defense, deck builder, roguelite y manager de muy buena manera, como todo TD divierte y es un vicio, y toma clara inspiración de Kingdom, con ratas o ratones, dándole su propia pincelada, hay variedad de unidades, estilos de juego, y "builds" por así llamar a cómo puedes hacer tu barajita. [u]De que va el juego:[/u] Nos ponemos en los zapatos de un líder ratón... que tiene el objetivo de formar un asentamiento fructífero, o bien que sea baluarte de los peligros de la intemperie, para ello empezamos con un pequeño "centro urbano" el cual debemos de cuidar, ya que cada tanto, nos atacaran oleadas de enemigos, para ello debemos protegerlo, de lado derecho e izquierdo mediante unidades que se pueden posicionar en barricadas o muros. Simple de jugar, difícil de dominar: la economía del título se mezcla entre impuestos y cartitas que podemos jugar, y aplicar, estas no solo nos dan unidades militares, sino edificios que nos brindan habilidades activas y pasivas, mismas que debemos ir aplicando de acuerdo a lo que nos del jueguito, ya que es la parte "roguelite" del título, a excepción de la rama y unidades que da tu líder, todo es random... por lo que el abanico de posibilidades es enorme. El objetivo es aguantar 30 oleadas=30 minutos a 1 hora, y posterior a ello declarar nuestro estado nacional rata, y seguir jugando o terminar la partida para el ending, cosa que no será fácil, pues cada oleada incrementa en peligros y si no haces buenas elecciones tu asentamiento terminara mal. [h3]+Lo Bueno:[/h3] +Es un título familiar si haz jugado kingdom, el cual le agrega mucho a la formula propuesta por este. +Es muy divertido, como todo tower defense. +La curva de aprendizaje es normal, tiene 6 "civilizaciones/lideres" entre macho y hembra, que genialmente te dan diferentes habilidades incluso por el género... por lo que debes aprender a utilizar una para terminar el título. +Un título longevo para lo que pide: lo termine en 9 horas con la comandante rata, derivado de la curva de aprendizaje, es un título que brindara 6 veces eso, o más. +El arte es bonito y cada líder tiene sus propias unidades, estas igual tienen sus pros y contras. [h3]>Lo Malo:[/h3] -A diferencia de kingdom, le faltan más mapitas a estas alturas. [h2]Resumiendo[/h2] Pues, es un buen tower defense 8/10, si te gusto kingdom y ya lo explotaste como se debe, es una sólida opción, ya que da muchos agregados a la formula, lo único malo que solo tiene 3 mapitas, pese a ello, lo divertido es ver que hace cada líder y como pasar cada uno con todas las variables. [code]Si encontraste útil o divertida esta reseña, considera seguir mi mentor de Steam: [url=store.steampowered.com/curator/33788137] [/url] es gratis~♥ y me ayuda mucho a la hora de redactar. Ojo, mi mentor es NSFW solo mayores de edad.[/code]

Never ever I have played a game that made me feel miserable. Thanks to ratropolis for being the first game I've felt miserable while playing. Game has incredible balance issues, losing round doesn't teach you anything and the gameplay is slow. It sucks ass.

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