Deepest Chamber: Resurrection

Initially this turn-based deck-builder was quite different from what it is now. No party to speak of, and simpler mission structure. Returning to it now, the overall feel is the same, but with a selectable party (once unlocked), good yet straightforward alchemy, meta equipment systems, and a recognizable robust mission select. The combat is quite smart, with many avenues of card strategy. If a character in the party goes down, while they are down, their specific collection of cards is unavailable for the remainder of the run; things can still be done, albeit with more difficulty. A consistent backing trait of Deepest Chamber is the animation: *very* high quality work makes the experience rewardingly gritty to behold. If you enjoy 'Slay The Spire' style contests with more serious veneers, Deepst Chamber will prove quite fun. Good to see that this one turned out so well.

Good game, but a bit too easy. I am yet too loose a single run while being on the fifth difficulty.

I really like what I have seen so far. The game is not overly complicated, but also offers a decent amount of stratergic decision making. Get it while it is on sale, guys ;-).

A good roguelite deckbuilder with some fun unique mechanics. Starts slow but ramps up at a moderate pace. Played cards boosting adjacent cards adds a fun wrinkle to choosing how to play a hand. The way that the party system interacts with buffs and blocking/taunting is another nice layer. Run variation is good. Choosing 3 of 6 characters allows you to make significant changes to your starting deck. There's a decent variety of enemies and bosses. There's tons of opportunities to alter your deck mid run - every node lets you get trinkets or add or upgrade cards. The two worst points for the game are the slow start (unlocking/leveling characters greatly enhances the game) and some mechanics are not clearly explained. However unlocks come at an okay pace and none of the mechanics are particularly tricky, so the learning/fun curve is not overly steep. If you can push through the initial sluggishness, combat and deckbuilding are a lot of fun. If you have played the best in the genre and...