Dream Tactics

Very solid game, although I wish it had a final QoL patch. A bit limited in the technical department. + Beautiful and colourful environments. + Very cute character designs. + Fantastic soundtrack. + Hilarious dialogue. + Every character has many different builds and item combinations. + Has Steam Cloud support. It's a good game to play on the Steam Deck. + You can unlock a (limited) randomizer mode when you first finish the game. ~ The overarching story is nice but there aren't that many events related to it. I wish it was more developed. ~ There are no categories or filters and so many items and cards to use that it can get a bit tiring to navigate the menus. ~ The currency is very limited even in the late game. You can't have all seven characters fully built at the same time so you have to spend time changing items between them (not that it matters too much because you can only use four at a time). ~ If you want the 100% completion you may need to backtrack quite a bit, which is n...

The gameplay is really nice, if a bit cumbersome sometimes. The dialogue is genuinely witty. Clear buy from me.

This game is surprisingly good! It's a rather clever deckbuilder and turn-based tactics game. It gets right down to mechanics and doesn't waste your time. The story comes up organically. It's cute and funny and combat is *really* hard on Nightmare. Exploration is rewarded by unlocking new cards and breaking barrels for money. Great QoL features - if you lose a battle, you respawn right before it. no need to mess with saves - merchants buy and sell items for the same price! (I absolutely love this!!!) - excellent controller support The game has a clever twist on just about every mechanic. It's very fun to play around with. For example, you can use cards from one character's deck in another by expending a shared pool of points. Runs perfectly on Steam Deck.

Very good game with depth and freedom with its character build.

bnnuy

fun and cute

One of the best SRPGs I've played in years. The deck building and random card draws on each turn might make the game sound frustratingly RNG-dependent, but you have a variety of tools at your disposal to work around and mitigate the RNG which is a core component of the game's strategy. There's a huge number of equippable items to find throughout the game which don't just give stats but offer modifiers to how characters play, like reducing the size of your card hand in exchange for more MP, or dealing more damage in exchange for taking damage when using cards (which can be offset in other ways). Each character has a couple different playstyles you can build them around and with the seven characters in the game you can do a lot within your party. Playing the game on hard I found it a mostly reasonable challenge throughout, though the game lets you freely visit the four worlds throughout and I definitely picked the hardest one first which had some gruelling battles accordingly, but not s...

I have an idea that could enhance the game's replay value: Would it be possible to add an option to hire one or two additional NPC characters (like spear or healer pillows) to fight alongside the main team? This could be implemented as post-game content, perhaps in a repeatable battle arena where players can farm additional coins and test different team compositions.

Great charming strategy RPG with deckbuilder (pretty rare). Some battles can be pretty hard even on easy difficulty and especially with hardcore mode on if you are not careful.

Quite the fun strategy game and story. I love that items you missed are highlighted on the map after defeating an area. There is a good variety of cards and gear to change up how you play the characters and perhaps for me, too much. A lot of thought has been put into each character, the environment, and goofy dialogue. Edit: one thing I dislike are the trap sections that are not turn based.