ZOR: Pilgrimage of the Slorfs

I've had a lot of fun with the game so far. Every level is a puzzle of how to minimize damage taken and maximize resources collected. I enjoy that even with the current small card pool, I've made a couple of different winning deck "archetypes". I think the game has a lot of potential and runs will feel more varied after the card pool gets larger. I'm also hopeful that the game will continue to improve as the developers seem active on the game's discord. As someone who has played a lot of roguelike deckbuilders, the game currently skews a bit too easy for me as I've won every run past my first and most recently on the hardest difficulty (all burdens, no blessings). Hopefully the developers are able to strike a balance between adding more challenges for experienced players, while not making the game too difficult for newer players.

Neat!! Having renewable resources for card cost is different than anything I've seen before, and it works surprisingly well. Excited to see how things change and grow!

I love the game. The 'rules' and comands are very easy to understand and one can quickly start to enjoy different strategies instead of memorizing a ton of stuff before getting any good at the game. Of the same genre I like a lot The Darkest Dungeon and FLT, which creating "event" in which you make choices but also interesting narratives make the random generated scenarios interesting even after many hours. Zor could take from The darkest dungeon the idea of having a compelling overarching narrative with milestone to achieve before unlocking the next step. From FTL it could take the "events" with multiple choices (that can vary in combination with cards that you already have, or other characters that you may unlock...) to keep the puzzle always interesting. Anyway, I cannot wait to see the final product

fun and cute

this game is very well made. Every move you make has an impact. There's no wasted moves. If you're into deck building, strategy games, this is well worth your time.

Pretty fun game! just needs more content, more more more

Polished, clever and challenging. Clearly a labour of love, and one which, in my opinion, deserves far greater support in the form of new players and purchases than it appears to be receiving. The game is all about choices. Choices in what you move with, where you move, and what you do when you get there. Choices about what you upgrade, when you upgrade it, and what you bring with you. There's a surprising amount of depth hidden beneath its cute facade, and I really hope the developer at the very least earns enough from their efforts to continue development on this and other games, as the talent involved is undeniable.