One Last Dungeon

Very interesting Deck-Crawler. As you can probably tell from screen shots, low on bells and whistles... art and sound are inoffensive but unimpressive, there is no story... the focus is instead on gameplay, and on that front the game impresses me so far. It works very similar to many games like this on many levels, but features a few original twists that are quite impressive in implementation... a big one is that your route across the greater map isn't just a "Pick your poison" in terms of your opposition, which branches you take will alter the form of the final boss... so if you know you plan to come hard with Water element attacks, make a point to fight through the nodes that stop the boss from having traits such as "Reflect 40% of water damage" and "Absorb 10% of water damage as strength". While each of the three characters has a unique skill tree (each of which could offer one or two fairly unique builds of their own) the world-map nodes ALSO each grant you a new secondary skill ...

Very fun game. Can be difficult at the start but once you figure out the mechanics and how certain types work together, there seems to be a lot of variation in the "build" that you can make for your run. Definitely would recommend if you like rogue-like card games.

Terribly ugly graphics. Boring cards. Many things not explained, neither in tutorial, nor in tooltips.

Very addictive game, feels like mechanics of the game become more clear as you progress and more things get unlocked.

Fun deckbuilder with plenty of mechanics and node types that are gradually introduced to the game at a good pace.

The game is surprisingly addictive. It's definitely a Slay the Spire - alike in some ways, but it also has a kind of RPG maker feel to it as well. The game mechanics are solid, it just needs another pass through on the visual polish and it'd be pretty good. A surprise. In some ways this feels unfinished, and unpolished. Some things feel like they aren't quite worked out completely, but it doesn't prevent the game from being fun to play. I'm not sure if it's meant to be more strategic, or just a action button masher as there's no reason not to just play all your cards and beat down enemies. But perhaps if I play longer something will emerge. Don't set expectations too high and you'll have fun.

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