DLC already? This soon after release and it is a single faction, this is a red flag for the future. I Really wish these was a neutral review option. Only time will tell if they will end up having lots of DLC that would require a huge investment with only mild entertainment value added per dlc.

This game is full of potential, it's crazy to me that I'm going to leave a bad review given how much about this game is good, like I could write many many positive points, but I'm closing in on the 2hr refund limit and I just can't justify continuing to play given how obtuse the game is. It feels like I'm always making mistakes, but the issues lie more in how the game is delivering information than how I am playing. Early on in the tutorial, there was a tip, a tip I could reference later in the encyclopedia that says something like: "pay close attention to the weakness and strength diagram! Units do 50% better against units that are weak to them" and I was like ok, this sounds important... where is that diagram? It's not in the encyclopedia, it's not visible during the game, nor is it in the (admittedly helpful) combat instructions... where is it? It was only later, much later, that I noticed it, off in the rightmost corner of the screen where you select your units BEFORE a game begin...

A cleverly designed roguelite that merges tetris with basic weapons-triangle combat. Has some weaknesses that make it kind of frustrating to play, but it's still good overall. I've certainly not seen any game like this before. The atmosphere is good between the art and music. If you're looking for a relaxed tetris experience it's a little lacking - it should probably have an undo button (since if you make a mistake you can just hit 'reload save', there's no reason not to have undo), and the way rotating pieces works is a little fussy. But similarly if you want a hardcore tetris experience there's not really time pressure to make your moves. The pieces fall incredibly slow and swapping your current piece with the reserve piece resets the drop timer. So it's not really hardcore tetris either. The combat is perfectly fine for what it is, but feels very simplistic. Despite being simplistic, the UI is lacking and succeeding at combat requires you to do a bunch of mental arithmetic to esti...

Scratches that rogue like itch in just the right way. Fun interactions between cards in the deck and just all around great game. It gets super tough the further you go into the difficulties so if you like a challenge you'll love this game too.

I'm really enjoying the game. More so though, go to the discussion board.. just look how active this developer is. What a huge difference than normal at this level of game development. Kinda stoked. But yeah.. i enjoyed it.. What will you hate? Well the game does have a " lingo " your gonna f**k up or not understand a thing as you are learning to play. Youll get there it wont take long but 100 percent you are going to misunderstand a thing... realize a thing.. then kick yourself for not having gotten there sooner. Plays well on deck.. text gets to me after awile. Fantastic on reg PC. Lots of achievement lots of different way to play in unlocking new factions that change up the concepts a little. Catan meets Tetris

A very inventive mix of Tetris and deckbuilding. The mix naturally makes little optimization puzzles as you try to maximize your own synergies while minimizing synergies of enemies. I particularly like how progression is tied to specific actions rather than just winning runs. This encourages experimentation with more of the game's cards instead of finding a couple strong combinations and using them repeatedly.

A true small gem within the dense forrest of games. Just play and enjoy, its worth every minute...

A challenging and unusual twist on the traditional deck builder, with a dash of auto battler. My Tetris skills served me well, but maybe not as well as I'd like.

Addicting Tetris style rogue-like deck builder involving significant strategic thinking around card combo chains. Earn cards as you play through a round, which all have effects including resource generation and army building. The end of each round, you pit your built units against the AI in a rock, paper, scissors type of counter system, and each of the 3 acts have a boss board at the end. 3 playable factions to progress through at the time of writing this, each with their own play styles to figure out and master. Definitely a "just one more round" type of game where all of a sudden its 6am and the horizon is getting brighter.....

I love the concept but going through a couple runs has already made it clear the game doesn't go past a frustrating experience for me. Too much randomness to consistently progress. I thought it would be minimized by your "lives"/defense points (which seems to be a large number at first) but it still only takes you one bad draw/map for an entire run to be over.