Wildfrost

Sgut!

Wildfrost is a fantastic game through and through! It's a charming, challenging, deep and diversified rogue-like deck-building game. The rules can be customised for harder runs, there is quite a lot of meta-progression, collectables and mechanics: you won't run out of content right away... And I haven't even looked yet at the community mods! An indisputable gem that I would wholeheartedly recommend.

除了音乐&画风，其他一无是处，脚填的数值，不过脑子的敌方阵营，明显不完善的系统，以及针对玩家的随机关卡

Как же я люблю, когда из-за малейшего miscalculation пол группы выносят одним ударом, включая тех, от которых зависела вся стратегия

評論說的基本上都非常中肯，如果想要打的很快，這不是一個爽感的遊戲，容錯率太低，一個閃神會容易重來 這問題其實只要加入回覆上一回合功能就可以了，但卻不願意做，可以讓遊戲對於不同的玩家面向更廣

This game is a lot like StS but unlike the that game, this one is actually fun, enjoyable and takes actual skill. Although having to beat your last victorious deck to win is kinda bs ngl.

This is probably my personal favourite roguelike deckbuilder, and one of the few games I have gone out of my way to get the true ending of. Let's get this out of the way first: If you make a mistake, you will be punished. This is probably one of the toughest roguelike deckbuilders I've played, and the learning curve can be a bit harsh early on, but once you learn to avoid putting your leader in the firing line, and that multiple attacking enemies require special attention so they don't delete everything (shout out to the attack order preview button, devs) you can have a lot of fun, and also realise that there are a lot of ways to circumvent the harsh challenges. One of the main things I will compliment this game on is the enemy variety, as while it is technically lower than something like Slay the Spire or Monster Train, these enemies all use the various mechanics of the game to screw you over in different ways. Some poison all of your troops, others nullify different effects, there are some that play defensively and deal damage when attacked, and there's even an encounter that causes your troops to attack each other if you're not careful. Not to mention the final boss. I won't spoil the 8th fight, but I will say that it's a really fun and creative concept in my opinion. Because I want this review to be somewhat balanced, I will say that a personal criticism is that not all cards are made equally, in the sense that some are undoubtedly easier to make strong than others. Call it a skill issue, because I am not as proficient with all strategies and clans, but for example, I generally find it easier to work with someone like Gojiber, Snoffel or Nova, than I do someone like Chikichi, Pootie or The Baker. This also applies to some mechanics like teeth (the thorns equivalent) generally being weaker than snow, which is generally a really good idea to use. However, for one last compliment, I like the post game difficulty system. The fact that you can choose which modifiers you want to apply is nice, in comparison to something like Slay the Spire where marching up ascension can be a bit slow, and you are forced to deal with specific modifiers in specific places. Here, if a modifier is giving you more trouble than it's worth, you can always try another modifier if you fancy. To conclude, I like this one. :D

8.5/10 Well-made deckbuilder in the lines of Slay the Spire Great artwork, core gameplay, and overall design. However, not without several annoyances that build over multiple runs. The permanent progressions are not appealing, often times less useful than base opportunities and dilute the already overabundant pool of possibilities. The RNG used for creating the two potential paths of upgrades between stages could use some control; it is not uncommon for both paths to be the exact same or to continue to see paths with companions well after your party is full.