Seedborne Soldiers

There are so many combinations with the units and items, the variety is great. I am trying to develop a strategy that survives the third map. Plenty of replay value. My runs last about an hour each time (unless I do something reckless and die early). I recommend this for players that enjoy rogue style randomness.

i love the game is wish the dev can expand more the game with and endless mode and some tweaks

This is an amazing autobattler that you should definitely try the demo of ASAP. I love the genre, and I've played a lot of games in the genre, including: The Last Flame, Esports Godfather, Backpack Battles, Astronarch, Path of Achra, Super Auto Pets, Teamfight Tactics, DotA Underlords, and more. The graphics are based on a certain era, so the demo will give you a great sense of whether this is your type of game. This is a labor of love by people who are truly passionate about this type of game, and I haven't had this much fun since I did all the challenges in The Last Flame. The PROS: - Seedborne Soldiers has a ton of different traits and adheres to the classic autobattler formula of 'getting more units in a trait family to power up those units' but has 22 different traits and allows you to graft traits onto units. If you absolutely love that Light + Sage unit but have a Fire team, just graft them with Fire. Now they have three traits! There's also a great balance of 'main' traits that are the core of your strategy and supporting ones that you splash into. They also have trait variations on some units to keep things fresh. - The rougelike map allows you to pick what kind of units, items, and encounters you want to focus on, which reduces some of the variability that comes in arena autobattlers where you're just refreshing the shop and praying. - The relics that you get are similar to Slay the Spire relics. They can change the direction of your team composition and have a good spread between powering up an individual unit vs giving benefits to your whole team. - Runs end at about 35 minutes, which means that they don't overstay their welcome. The CONS: - The graphic style isn't going to be for everyone. - Learning the different traits, relics, items, and abilities is more overwhelming at first since you have all units available right away. The codex is there, but I didn't utilize it as much as I should have, so my early builds consisted of me trying to make a team without knowing what my options were. - No daily challenges or other content like you'd see in Monster Train and other games, but the devs are very active and fixed a bug I found within hours. I've played 21 hours in just a few days. The 'just one more' game feeling hits HARD with this game and I have plenty of traits that I haven't built teams around yet because I've been so busy trying all the others. Try the demo, y'all!