
Become a robot pirate captain in this roguelike deckbuilding game and defeat the evil Captain LeCrank. Forge cards to improve their power, augment your ship with gadgets and build your own Deck! Experience the unique card system crafted exclusively for Rust Raiders.
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This is an excerpt of a full early access review I wrote at: http://bitsandpieces.games/2021/12/27/bargain-bits-rust-raiders-early-access-review/ Rust Raiders has all the bones of a good entry in the deckbuilding roguelite genre, and is currently totally playable, though it has a lot of rough edges and as yet isn't fully-featured. The scope for what the developers need to do to improve the wonky bits of the experience are pretty clear. That’s more than you can say for a lot of games in the sub-£5 early access bracket. I hope it gets some attention from deckbuilder enthusiasts – I’m no expert in the genre (pretty rubbish at them), and while I found the central mechanics of Rust Raiders enjoyable, it’d be a shame for it not to receive useful feedback from more experienced players. Rust Raiders is a fun little deckbuilder, offered at a very reasonable price-point. If you’re a deck construction enthusiast looking for a new experience – one that you could probably help to shape with feedback, I imagine – it might be worth the small entry fee and a few hours of your time. It’s definitely a very early-stage Early Access title, but as long as you have a clear understanding of what you’re getting into, it’s got some mechanically satisfying card combat to offer as you learn the mechanics and fight robo-pirates.
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