Underboard

Cool now

bem legal mas muito curto :(

偶遇杖剑传说的战斗原型，上头！初玩杖剑最眼前一亮的就是战斗了。

an excellent autobattler roguelike with one glaring balance issue as someone that enjoys roguelikes and autobattlers, I've been frustrated with the combination of the genre as very often they are ENTIRELY luck based or FAR too easy, underboard overall feels actually well balanced compared with many others where you usually do feel that you CAN lose but there's enough strategic options to tilt the scales. but with one major exception, the final bosses of each area tend to be brutal difficulty spikes with very little ability to prepare for them as you are not able to see their phases before the fight, and one of the games strengths that avoids losing to one singular thing that counters your build just DOES NOT work on them, you have a life pool that you spend when you lose a battle, and any enemies you killed revive with 25% less HP, so even if a fight counters your build you can grind them down at the cost of your life, but bosses are usually solo affairs so you have no ability TO get a ghost stack on them, so a life build just loses slower, if there was a health checkpoint that'd put a ghost stack on the bosses that'd help immensely with the final bosses feeling unfair

Spoko gierka, ale ostatni boss to jakaś pomyłka nie da się go pokonać. Poza tym wystarczy zagrać w demo pełna wersja nie różni się zbytnio od dema

I love this game, played a lot on the demo. Chill way to spend some time especially if you like auto-battlers, music and theme are top tier.

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I have to leave a negative review for now, even though I don't really want to. The earlier sections of the game are quite fun but the difficulty scaling is bad. You'll feel rewarded for thoughtful play for a while but eventually you'll just become a slave to RNG. Do you or do you not get offered the things to win or not? Do you roll the bosses that are, as far as I can tell, often mathematically unbeatable with the things you've been offered in a run? I like for my roguelikes to actually reward making good choices and for it to be possible to salvage 80%+ of runs if those good choices are made. In the later stages this game simply does not offer you the tools to succeed probably over half of the time at minimum, and that feelsbadman. These are probably all fixable problems but as of the current state of the game it REALLY loses the appeal after a few hours. The later bosses having punishing mechanics but you go in blind so you can't work around them. You either do or do not have the tools to win against them. Some of them will just counter you and that's that, but you have no way to know until you get there. The RNG weights feel off too. Quite a few of the characters are basically useless and at least some of those are useless because the entire mechanic they're built around is useless. For example, in most cases, DOT effects are way too slow to do anything and will be wasted. The variance in character power, spell power, and item power is so wide that you are more of a slave to the RNG than you are your own mistakes.