Decktamer

[b]A unique deckbuilder that rewards adaptation over attachment.[/b] At first, Decktamer's difficulty scaling can seem absurd, especially on higher difficulties. But this is a very different game from Slay the Spire or Inscryption, where you build a deck and grow attached to your cards. Decktamer is more like a multistage rocket. Your starting creatures are the first stage: they get you off the ground while you assemble the next stage, then become dead weight and fall away. Navigate these transitions successfully and you'll reach orbit to fight the boss. Fail, and gravity ends your run. Unlike most deckbuilders, where keeping a small deck is advantageous, simply finishing a run with more than five creatures can be a challenge. For those who think the game is too hard... skill issue! Yes, enemy strength escalates dramatically, but there are plenty of hilariously broken synergies that can obliterate any boss. The challenge is learning to bake a cake with whatever ingredients are left in the pantry. It took me roughly 20–30 hours to defeat [spoiler]the five original bosses[/spoiler] on Challenge/Explorer difficulty, and [spoiler]another set of tougher bosses[/spoiler] has since been added. There's plenty of content here. [b]My biggest criticism is the convoluted difficulty and progression system.[/b] Relaxed, Standard, Challenge, Standard+, Journeyman, Journeyman+, Explorer, Explorer+, Pioneer... come on, guys. The game simultaneously offers handholding on lower difficulties while locking story content behind higher ones. Depending on what someone selects, they can have wildly different experiences: too easy, impossibly hard, or missing content entirely. I'd much rather see three clearly defined, exploration-themed difficulties: [b]Journeyman → Expert → Pioneer[/b]. Imagine these as three increasingly dangerous routes into the Abyss, each leading to the same bosses and essential story content. Completing an easier route unlocks the harder one. Higher difficulties could reward players with richer lore, additional journal entries, or more detailed sketches. Defeating every boss across all three routes could award artifacts that unlock [spoiler]a final secret area and bonus boss[/spoiler]. This would provide a clear progression from easy to hard, preserve the story for casual players, and give dedicated players something meaningful to work toward. Decktamer isn't quite the masterpiece that Slay the Spire or Inscryption is, but its core mechanics are genuinely fun and refreshingly different. I thoroughly enjoyed my time with it and hope the developers keep building on what they've created. [b]Definitely recommended.[/b]

好玩，一款很好玩的打牌游戏

é um jogo que te prende por uma rodada e você consegue largar, 'easy to pick and drop', ideal para adultos com pouco tempo, além é claro do desafio estratégico que o jogo tras.

Buen juego. Combina Made in Abyss con deckbuilding. Cada partida es diferente y es muy entretenido. Si te gustan los desafíos este es tu juego.

très bon jeux de carte, les combats peuvent etre vraiment intéressant et tout sauf évident ! je recommande fortement

Dieses Kartenspiel hat gute Ansätze, spielt sich jedoch etwas harzig. Irgendwie hat man das Gefühl, nie ganz Herr der Lage zu sein, mehrheitlich befindet man sich in der Defensive. Erhält von mir 6 von 10 Punkten.

Uno de los mejores juegos roguelike que probe y de los mas adictivos, se siente fresco, inovador, creativo, rapido y con una direccion de arte muy detallada y echa con cariño, recomiendo totalmente darle una oportunidad, 10/10

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