
The iconic roguelike deckbuilder returns. Craft a unique deck, encounter bizarre creatures, and discover relics of immense power in Slay the Spire 2!
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The ultimate roguelike deckbuilder returns!
For 1,000 years, the Spire lay dormant, its secrets buried and its horrors forgotten. Now, it has reopened, hungrier and more dangerous than ever, devouring all who dare to ascend.
New perils demand sharper strategies, relentless cunning, and unwavering resolve. Outwit the Spire’s brutal trials and uncover the truths hidden at its peak.
Will you attempt the climb alone or enlist the aid of your fellow adventurers?
Step into the newly evolved Spire, a twisted labyrinth teeming with strange and deadly foes. Adapt to an arsenal of brand new cards, relics, and potions, each offering game-changing possibilities—or dangerous consequences.
Climb the Spire with a new and returning cast of characters, each with their own cards, motives, and secrets.
No two climbs are ever the same. Unpredictable challenges and evolving strategies await those brave—or foolish—enough to ascend.
Brave the ascent on your own, or play with up to 4 players and face the Spire together in the all new co-op mode. Discover multiplayer-specific cards, powerful team synergies, and carry your friends (or get carried) to victory!

Embark on your quest to Slay the Spire as one of five different characters, some of whom will be familiar to seasoned Slayers and two of whom who are brand new. Discover each character’s unique playstyle, full potential, and secret backstory as you conquer all who stand in their way.
The history of the Spire and its inhabitants, be they friend or foe, can now be discovered in entirely new ways. Unlock fragments of its mysterious timeline and encounter the most ancient of its residents through your myriad attempts.
The Spire truly is ever-changing… in more ways than one. More content—including cards, events, environments, enemies, and more—will be added and balanced throughout Early Access. Join the journey early to be a part of the Spire’s next evolution.
Why release in Early Access, you ask? Slay the Spire's success comes from our community! It sounds corny, but the extra mile many of you went to report issues, translate content/announcements, create long video essays, make excellent (lol) tier lists, and draw goofy or gorgeous fan art is the reason we're doing it all again. We love our job!
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America +2 more
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Hours played at review time, across 850 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
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positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
Reviews
這邊給到拉完拉
very nice
你不改还好,你一改我马上不想玩了,2代刚出的时候多好玩的,非要借着平衡性调整破坏玩家游戏体验,就纯粹消费玩家情怀和耐心,本来觉得之前改动可以忍受,但是压缩放血主宰改了马上不想玩了,真的美睦了
纯粹的鼠标,无解的数值,教会你削弱的是?
good stuff
越更新越不好玩了,从一代开始我就爱玩小卡组,现在基本玩不了或者玩特别难受,从一代玩过来真的很失望。
not yet balanced on ascension 10
The real act 3 boss is getting good
越更新越变态左脑肘击右脑全世界最有游戏理解最懂大数据的制作人
I would say that overall the game is quite good. It is fun to discover and the coop mode is a most welcome addition. However I can't bring myself to put a positive review yet due to several reasons. First, I think the balancing of the game is fragile compared to the first title. A lot more monsters just output insane dps in a sustained manner which is make you more vulnerable to unlucky draws, instead of relying on gimmicks. Conversely, a lot of monsters are just complete punching bags. This creates a frustrating dynamics where a player can completely dunk on a whole act just to get obliterated in two turns in a random fight. Also, some of the more cheesy strats and exploits that made the game easier were nerfed heavily. Personally, I find it unnecessary and a bit sad. Cheesy strats are fun and one cannot really do it by accident. This is a single player game with a coop mode without matchmaking, so its not as if using an exploit will accidentally ruin someone else's enjoyment of the game. In my opinion, it is okay to embrace the fact that some builds and archetypes are (too) strong if it allows for more variety. Lastly, on a smaller note, I wish the Mega Crit would not hire mendacious consultants that have such a disastrous influence on every project they are involved in. When the official release happens, if I am happier with the balancing and overall state of the game, I'll gladly change this review to be positive.
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