Seer's Gambit

Take this as a neutral - there are good concepts here that could evolve into something really good. The core loop is, at least, compelling: you draft heroes with distinct abilities and synergies, then send them to fight in short auto-battles very similar to Hero's Hour. The meta-progression comes from being able to invest in any location you're able to visit during a one-week trek from an inn, which unlocks character classes or boosts core stats for any heroes you acquire. This works nicely, and was entertaining for the first batch of hours. The hiccup is that the game doesn't really know where to take you. At the end of seven days you are teleported off to face the Big Bad, basically the capstone to each run and one you are fully expected to lose at first. But, you'll be able to reliably beat him after only about half the map is explored and he never changes or powers up. This means the back 20-ish hours of my total play time was reaching areas and unlocking things for essentially no reason. No different ending or alternate boss, nothing. Further, any sort of strategy in team composition is undercut by both heroes and items coming in three levels of "rarity" (Common, Rare and Epic). These are such a huge difference in strength that it becomes the only thing to pay attention to: you don't select heroes based on anything other than getting six Epics by Day 7. (To explain, heroes individually level up from Level 1 to 7, picking one of three available talents at each level. But, Common heroes are capped at level 5 and Rare at level 6, meaning they have lower stats and fewer abilities, and [i]in addition[/i] to max level the trait icons that power synergy abilities are reduced, with Common heroes bringing one, Rare two, and Epic three.) This makes the game feel both extremely grindy and extremely basic. There are only a very small pool of non-combat encounters common throughout the game, and 90% of the time you'll take the free/get money option to fund the purchase of Epic items and rerolls to get Epic heroes. This is what makes the game extremely tough to recommend. There's a compelling core loop, but not a compelling game. I want to see this game grow into something awesome (or this team grow into something awesome in their next game), but man, this is that rough, early album before the single that tops the charts. Get it if it's cheap or if you know [i]for certain[/i] you want to zone out to a grindy solo auto-battler.

反正能玩几个小时把，虽然游戏做得比较粗糙，画面比较差，通关全靠堆数值，但是我还是通关了，挺开心

挺好玩的一款小游戏，设置里能调成全屏。

作为一个像素消遣自走棋小游戏来说还是很不错的，但是6小时只通关两次属实有点难绷，总感觉这种小游戏平衡是一方面，但是我都玩自走棋了肯定要贪的啊。游戏流派构筑还是很不错的围绕单个英雄有很多流派，但是抛开流派强度不谈，我想在游戏里构成一个舒服的流派太难了，英雄的稀有度会决定羁绊也太搞了。你可以限制金英雄才能解锁终极技能，但是不管什么品质的英雄还是建议拥有全部羁绊好一点，甚至是说部分英雄部分羁绊可以不固定，这样游戏会更有趣味性一点，一味的卡玩家真的会很难受

40 minutes in, I'm still looking for the fun...

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