Trizon

While it's certainly not the most polished game, it's really fun! If you like Slay the Spire or (surprisingly) Yu-Gi-Oh, this one is for you. In Trizon, you search for the 3 Trizons (magical spells?) in order to escape this world and go back to reality. The combats are card-based autobattling. Your cards have a cost, which can be reduced by tributing (hence the Yu-Gi-Oh similarity), and only 0 cost cards can be played onto the field. At the end of your turn, all of your cards will attack the enemy in the same lane, and if they survive, they will attack you back. Use a combination, pun intended, of creatures and spells to defeat your enemies. The unique mechanic in the game is the fusion mechanic. You will be combining cards to make even more powerful cards. In my experience, I found that creatures fuse best with creatures, and spells with spells. You can fuse spells with creatures but it's not always clear what will happen. At the end of the run, you get an option to save one of the cards in your deck for the next run. At the start of each run, you get an option to take one card from your saved collection and use it in the new run. Positives: * Roguelite autobattler with a solid gameplay loop. * The art is very cute! * Infinite card customizations through fusion. * Most of the gameplay is easy to understand. * Got through the story in <8 hours and then unlocked ascension mode. Areas for Improvement: * The translation is not very good. Sometimes I wouldn't understand why things happened in a battle. * The story is confusing on its own. The characters are fun, but it doesn't flow well, maybe due to translation. * Wall of text problem with fusion. First of all, the names just combine so sometimes you get things that are 6 lines long with no spaces (I understand this makes more sense in Chinese). And then when you inspect the card, there's way too much information to understand. Well, I just played the cards with big attack and health values haha. * It would be nice if there were a compendium for viewing the individual cards you've encountered (no fusions). But the only collection you can view are the cards you've saved from each run. * Long initial loading time. The first time I launched the game, I thought it had frozen. No loading indicator showing progress. All in all, it was very enjoyable! It gets easier as you go, as you learn the cards, and make powerful fusion cards to bring along. Your runs will take about 2 hours if you manage to get all the way through the 3rd act. A bit on the long side for a run but it's fun and time will fly by.